how much would you pay for the next Nvidia line right now?

[Hogger]

So, with Pascal coming out some time this year and Volta coming out in 2018, how much would you pay to have that technology right now. this instant?

 

OR, how much would you expect to pay for a mid to high range GPU when they release them?

[79wjd]

Expect similar price points to the 900 series. 

[stconquest]

$0.00-$10.00

[Charcoal_]

God my eyes! Dark theme user here... That highlighting... The Nvidia GPUs though, I don't know, probably vary a lot but I think djdwosk97 might be right.

[don_svetlio]

0.00$

[rafazafar]

depends . i would probably pay 1000usd for 16gb vram or more. 
hope amd makes a 32gb version.

[don_svetlio]

For a High-end Pascal GPU about 1500$ cause Ngreedia

[Lays]

Just now, don_svetlio said:

For a High-end Pascal GPU about 1500$ cause Ngreedia

Their pricing has been pretty dam consistent for quite a while now

[don_svetlio]

Just now, Lays said:

Their pricing has been pretty dam consistent for quite a while now

Titan with 16GB HBM? 1500$, mark my words

[TheWoollyMammoth]

For a piece of tech which would be unfinished, glitchy, presumably broken and would have no drivers available, I'd offer 5€. Just for teh lulz.

[Virtual01]

3 sheep and 5 yards of silk

[Zack Brown]

I would trade a 3/4 used deodorant for it

[NumLock21]

[TidaLWaveZ]

Right now I'd pay everything I have, because since it's not even out yet (who knows if it's even close) I could sell it for an extraordinary amount.

[sushisharkjl]

7 minutes ago, TidaLWaveZ said:

Right now I'd pay everything I have, because since it's not even out yet (who knows if it's even close) I could sell it for an extraordinary amount.

Would anybody buy it for an extraordinary amount is the question.

[Sir Asvald]

My social life, Wait? That's already gone..  

[MashiroShiina]

GTX 1080?

Probably about $1000USD

or $5000 AUD (because rip economy)

[Glenwing]

Not much.

 

There's no drivers for them

[Sauron]

1) nothing, I don't plan on buying a new gpu for at least another year

2) I'd expect the pricing to be aligned to current cards of the same tier, possibly 10-20% higher right after launch.

 

2 minutes ago, sushisharkjl said:

Would anybody buy it for an extraordinary amount is the question.

Not me, I never buy ultra expensive cards anyway - I don't see much point when I can get great performance for significantly cheaper by buying a card that is one or two tiers down, and in a couple of years it will be outdated anyway. I'd rather upgrade a little more often than spend twice as much on each card.

 

For the same reason buying a card 3-4 months before release wouldn't really be worth more money to my eyes. The only reason I can see for doing that is if you have no pc at all and need to build one asap, but don't want to buy a part that will be outdated in a couple of months - in which case spending 20-25% more than the card is worth may be justified.

[wolfsbane3083]

I wouldn't pay a penny until we have some performance benchmarks  Here's hoping AMD gain some percentages back on the market share though.

[TidaLWaveZ]

18 minutes ago, sushisharkjl said:

Would anybody buy it for an extraordinary amount is the question.

 

Easily, it would be one of a kind so people would go insane for it.  Not only would it be a collectors item, the owner would literally have the one and only best graphics card(Assuming we're talking about the flagship).  Not to mention temporary bragging rights on a level that no one to this day has achieved.

 

That is if the card came with the drivers.

[paps511]

probably 'bout tree fiddy

[Tasuma]

A shiny penny and a lock of my hair...if I had hair left. Q_Q

[Bhav]

I'd pay £400 per card, preferably under £300, I.e no more than the actual price.

 

Otherwise my SLI 970s are still beastly.

[Epiclol86]

21 minutes ago, Glenwing said:

Not much.

 

There's no drivers for them

that's so true , i never though of that until now...!