r/pcmasterrace 7800X3D | DDR5-8000 | RTX 4080 3d ago

Meme/Macro Ill just blame the economy

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u/jbshell Arc A750, 12600KF, 64GB RAM, B660 3d ago

1k 5080, 2k 5090. Are the rumors, true?

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u/Ssyynnxx 3d ago

1.3k 5080 3k 5090

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u/Crockpottins 3d ago

That's also a rumour, the 3k claim?

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u/GARGEAN 3d ago

Not even rumors, just some imaginary bullshit. People just want to be angry.

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u/Impossible_Arrival21 i5-13600k + rx 6800 + 32 gb ddr4 4000 MHz + 1 tb nvme + 3d ago

brother, the 4090 has been out for years and it's still $3k+. 5090 is surely going to be more than what the 4090 is at rn?

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u/GARGEAN 3d ago

4090 has MSRP of 1.6K and could be brough at that price or quite close to it at multiple points in time. Even now, considering their scarsity recently, they can be brough close to, and sometimes below, 2k.

This "$3k+" you wrote is EXACTLY the type of thing I was talking about: you people just want to be angry. So you always find something to be angry at.

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u/Impossible_Arrival21 i5-13600k + rx 6800 + 32 gb ddr4 4000 MHz + 1 tb nvme + 3d ago

i just googled "4090" and went to the first page of shopping and they ask $3k+ for it. that's where i got my number from.

sure, you can find one for maybe 2k after scrounging for a while on the internet, but even years after launch it's still very hard to find one close to MSRP. 5090 is just going to be that much worse

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u/Standard-Potential-6 2d ago edited 2d ago

NV intentionally stopped making the 40-series early to generate demand for 50-series. Prices have risen over the past several months.

https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/nvidia-discontinue-rtx-4090/

They actually cut production earlier than they would with hindsight, leaving too much profit on the table. Hard to time these perfectly.

Please stop helping them anchor higher prices with posts like these.

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u/Impossible_Arrival21 i5-13600k + rx 6800 + 32 gb ddr4 4000 MHz + 1 tb nvme + 2d ago

how am i helping them anchor high prices by complaining about high prices? i bought amd for my build and i'm going to buy amd next (i think, maybe intel). nvidia has made the high end completely inaccessible to the middle class

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u/Standard-Potential-6 2d ago

insisting the price will be 3k+ based on a manufactured supply shortage during the marketing hype week.

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u/Impossible_Arrival21 i5-13600k + rx 6800 + 32 gb ddr4 4000 MHz + 1 tb nvme + 2d ago

i am being vocal that i hate their prices, what are they going to do, raise them even higher just to make us even more disappointed? i don't understand

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u/Standard-Potential-6 2d ago
  • the faster and longer they sell out, the higher prices will be next time

  • the higher people expect the price to be, if it lists for less, the more likely they are to buy

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u/Impossible_Arrival21 i5-13600k + rx 6800 + 32 gb ddr4 4000 MHz + 1 tb nvme + 2d ago

yeah, but eventually people won't buy it at all above a certain price, and it's reached that point for me

the issue is convincing everyone else to lower their thresholds as well

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