Topher
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I imagine this is largely due to zero stock from Nvidia.
ComputerBase GPU Survey: Of Buyers......57.4% RX 9000, 24% RTX 5000; 23.6% "Trying to buy", 18.7% "Lost Interest", 40.5% Not buying in 2025
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I imagine this is largely due to zero stock from Nvidia.
Dacvak
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I imagine this is largely due to zero stock from Nvidia.
Also just money. I gotta choose if I want a new GPU this year, or if I wanna keep eating breakfast
Lucifers Beard
Member
I'm in the 'I was interested but those greedy cunts can fuck themselves' category. I'm not paying over what those cards are worth. Bring them down to normal prices and for anyone that's paid those stupid prices (outside of grabbing the 9070XT at MSRP), you're part of this problem.
CliffBronger
Member
I ordered a 5080 early March to replace my 3080ti in my ultrawide rig, the expected delivery date has now moved from 30th March to 30th of April.
Topher
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Then it sucks
Buhaj
Member
Means it works.
GHG
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DenchDeckard
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I can promise you one thing. Nvidia are absolutely livid about losing share to AMD.
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kiphalfton
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Why so the pie chart and the bar chart different?
Anyways, if AMD had actually sold at MSRP and had more availability, it would have been like a 90/10 split.
I say they dropped the ball, letting the AIB partners run wild. Fuck the AIB partners (and Nvidia too, just cuz).
Anyways, if AMD had actually sold at MSRP and had more availability, it would have been like a 90/10 split.
I say they dropped the ball, letting the AIB partners run wild. Fuck the AIB partners (and Nvidia too, just cuz).
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Topher
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The pie chart is based on responses from those who actually bought a GPU while the bar chart includes those who did not.
bender
What time is it?
lachesis
Member
Interesting that I've been checking the local Micro Centers around NYC area - and asides 5090, some of them have few 5070ti and some 5080s in stock for past few days.
These are AIB models, but mid to mid high AIB ones, and none at its respective MSRP ones (750, 999).
I thought they would sell out in minutes, but not quite so. Demand for 9070xt seems to be far more exceeding than demand for 70ti and 80 at the moment.... that 9070xt sells out quite quickly as soon as they come in (except the very top end models).
These are AIB models, but mid to mid high AIB ones, and none at its respective MSRP ones (750, 999).
I thought they would sell out in minutes, but not quite so. Demand for 9070xt seems to be far more exceeding than demand for 70ti and 80 at the moment.... that 9070xt sells out quite quickly as soon as they come in (except the very top end models).
BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
Good. Their new cards are fucking insulting. I wasn't planning on buying one even if they were good because I'm still happy with my 4090, but they need to do better next time. About time AMD did something.
bender
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I think he was being sarcastic.
Puscifer
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I think we're also seeing what caused EVGA to bounce. I have a feeling whatever they designed for the 4090 + the MSRP was enough to say they'd HAVE to charge crazy money to recoup what Nvidia wants. This really seems like a plan to get as many AIBs to back out as possible so they're the only provider
LavitzSlambert
Member
The announcement from EVGA was a huge red flag nobody took heed of. They saw the writing on the wall, said fuck it, not worth being squeezed by Nvidia and TSMC by proxy. Their upgrade program would have been demolished too, pretty much the whole brand would have shat the bed trying to maintain delivering the value they did. Maybe they'll return to that market one day if things ever get better.
BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
Why would he be? This is the first time in a long time I've seen people take AMD seriously.
Never seen people line up overnight for AMD hardware before
bender
What time is it?
Because the graphics card market encompasses much more than the gaming segment.
BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
Well they are doing business there too.
bender
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Yes. I was just answering why I thought it was sarcasm. Nvidia can't keep their hardware allocations for this segment on shelves and scalping is insane. If Ryan Davis were alive, he'd probably wear a shirt that says, "Nvidia don't care".
