Nvidia 4000 series cards
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The_GarlicBread
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It's supposed to be 599USD, equals to around INR50K. But we also have the Good'ol GST.
I remember 3080 was the same price.
I remember 3080 was the same price.
INR prices are accurate.
4070 $599 ~ ₹48500 + 18% = ~ ₹57,000
4070 Ti $799 ~ ₹64700 + 18% = ~ ₹76,300
Of course this doesn't take their profit margin into consideration. They obviously will get them at much lower prices.
what did you considered the $ value to get this pricing?
They are the creator, can charge what ever they fill right. the only good side of this gpu are low TDP! nothing else is value at the moment!
81. Actual will be more.
Used to. But what to do.
It's how the market industry and economy work. The increase in price is not helped by the fact that many rich obnoxious consumer don't mind paying such a premium to get the "latest" top end model. It's just a market trend which will never stop tbh.
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bssunilreddy
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Just leaving it here:
Source: reddit
Source: reddit
Tracer_Bullet
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Based on last gen improvements, 4070 probably should have been 4060ti and its priced above what 4070 should have cost. This whole new generation gave nothing in price/perf improvement. Nvidia sets absurd prices and AMD seems to follow suit.
+ For value products Nvidia (vs AMD) uses just enough VRAM which is enough for today but as soon as devs start using more, you will have to compromise in future even if speed is enough. Took me 2 products to realize this. Last time it took a few years ( + i had low expectations since it was a cheap gpu - 1050 2gb )
+ For value products Nvidia (vs AMD) uses just enough VRAM which is enough for today but as soon as devs start using more, you will have to compromise in future even if speed is enough. Took me 2 products to realize this. Last time it took a few years ( + i had low expectations since it was a cheap gpu - 1050 2gb )
i've even seen someone selling the 4080 Tuf for 90K