RTX 2070 Ti?

[AlfaProto]

I was downloading one of my retail's price list, just to look up at the RTX 2070 for my cousin, I stumble across one retail with RTX 2070Ti. The XXX price is probably due to not available yet, or not in stock (not the same as out of stock).

 

I do know that Gigabyte mistakenly CP (copy-paste) an ad which shows 2070Ti (courtesy of Hardware Unboxed), this could be another mistake, as none of the other retail shops have 2070Ti in their listing, or this could be true.

[17030644]

Wouldn't make sense unless the price were good

[AlfaProto]

1 minute ago, 17030644 said:

Wouldn't make sense unless the price were good

For one thing, the RTX 2070 pricing by AIB is not over $1K, not like the GTX 1070, which the AIB are over $1.5k, and both of them are during launch month.

 

Don't worry, those figures are after tax, retail profit margin, I expect the 2070 to be $700-800 after 4-6 months.

[17030644]

Just now, AlfaProto said:

For one thing, the RTX 2070 pricing by AIB is not over $1K, not like the GTX 1070, which the AIB are over $1.5k, and both of them are during launch month.

 

Don't worry, those figures are after tax, retail profit margin, I expect the 2070 to be $700-800 after 4-6 months.

alright thanks

[IsaacThePooper]

Hopefully they perform a bit better than a 1080 Ti, and if it's under the price of a 1080 Ti, I'd get it.

[AlfaProto]

1 hour ago, IsaacThePooper said:

Hopefully they perform a bit better than a 1080 Ti, and if it's under the price of a 1080 Ti, I'd get it.

Given GeForce 10 series track record, I would expect the 2070 Ti, if it ever came out, to be behind the 2080, but not like the 1070Ti, which is a alternative to the 1080, 75% of the time.

[AlfaProto]

4 hours ago, Ryanwake said:

Proof of nvidia's dick move pricing well in advance, thanks I needed a good laugh.

AMD also made a dick move of not including price cuts worldwide, only US and Canada. My Ryzen 2xxx CPU pricing remains the same, and is 20% more expensive than Ryzen 1xxx, and the performance clock-to-clock is 0-10%