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Prices are on the individual card pages[1][2]. 4090 - $1600 4080 (16GB) - $1200 4080 (12GB) - $900 1. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-card

Prices are on the individual card pages[1][2]. 4090 - $1600 4080 (16GB) - $1200 4080 (12GB) - $900 1. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/40-series/rtx-4090/ https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/40-serie... 2. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/40-series/rtx-4080/ https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/40-serie...

tibbon 4y ago
The 3090s were more than the 4090s, and there's been a great deal of inflation in that time. I won't call them cheap, but it seems like a reasonable price trajectory?
- ct520 4y ago
  my thoughts too. As someone that has been buying generations of video cards from matrox, riva tnt and onward. This doesn't exactly seem off to me, I hope AMD brings some competition with RDNA3 this time around.
- Nursie 4y ago
  3090 launch price in the uk was 1399, US $1499
  - cma 4y ago
    Inflarion adjusted launch price $1750 or so for the US.
- anotherman554 4y ago
  For what it's worth on October 2 2020 I was lucky enough to get a 3080 for a retail price of 699.99. (This was only possible due to using a bot for personal use since Covid may everything nuts). Adjusted for inflation this would be around $800 today. There's two more months until launch so the 4080 card is maybe 80 to 90 dollars above inflation.
bitL 4y ago
Europe: 4090 - 1949EUR 4080 16GB - 1469EUR 4080 12GB - 1099EUR LOL I think NVidia decided to write off European market completely.
- Ekaros 4y ago
  Maybe I'm just poor, but I'm really starting to think that prices for top end electronics have reached stupid levels. Be it phones or GPUs and CPUs...
  - bitL 4y ago
    Yeah, a 4090 is still cheaper than a full-spec iPhone 14 Pro Max ;-)
- CrazyStat 4y ago
  > I think NVidia decided to write off European market completely. Those prices are basically US price + VAT (US prices don't include sales tax). $1600 + 21% VAT (Median EU VAT) gives $1936.
  - bitL 4y ago
    It used to be the same price in EUR as in USD, i.e. 3090 was $1499 and 1499EUR. So they decided to forfeit the market I guess.
    - chao- 4y ago
      For most of that time, the Euro was worth more than USD. The exchange has been dancing around the parity line since June. It may still be roughly the same price in USD->EUR.
      - bitL 4y ago
        Sure, but the salaries in the EU didn't go up 20% in the same time so Nvidia is clearly not targeting the same segment of the population anymore, but a 20% richer segment now. Companies adjust pricing to different markets all the time, but for some reason Nvidia didn't do it this time and EU consumers are much more price sensitive than US ones, so EU will likely turn red or blue in the near future and green will lose its hold. Also with crypto gone and cost of living increasing sharply I think this is a huge miscalculation on Nvidia's side and this will burn them.

tibbon 4y ago

The 3090s were more than the 4090s, and there's been a great deal of inflation in that time. I won't call them cheap, but it seems like a reasonable price trajectory?

ct520 4y ago
my thoughts too. As someone that has been buying generations of video cards from matrox, riva tnt and onward. This doesn't exactly seem off to me, I hope AMD brings some competition with RDNA3 this time around.
Nursie 4y ago
3090 launch price in the uk was 1399, US $1499
- cma 4y ago
  Inflarion adjusted launch price $1750 or so for the US.
anotherman554 4y ago
For what it's worth on October 2 2020 I was lucky enough to get a 3080 for a retail price of 699.99. (This was only possible due to using a bot for personal use since Covid may everything nuts). Adjusted for inflation this would be around $800 today. There's two more months until launch so the 4080 card is maybe 80 to 90 dollars above inflation.

bitL 4y ago

Europe: 4090 - 1949EUR 4080 16GB - 1469EUR 4080 12GB - 1099EUR LOL I think NVidia decided to write off European market completely.

Ekaros 4y ago
Maybe I'm just poor, but I'm really starting to think that prices for top end electronics have reached stupid levels. Be it phones or GPUs and CPUs...
- bitL 4y ago
  Yeah, a 4090 is still cheaper than a full-spec iPhone 14 Pro Max ;-)
CrazyStat 4y ago
> I think NVidia decided to write off European market completely. Those prices are basically US price + VAT (US prices don't include sales tax). $1600 + 21% VAT (Median EU VAT) gives $1936.
- bitL 4y ago
  It used to be the same price in EUR as in USD, i.e. 3090 was $1499 and 1499EUR. So they decided to forfeit the market I guess.
  - chao- 4y ago
    For most of that time, the Euro was worth more than USD. The exchange has been dancing around the parity line since June. It may still be roughly the same price in USD->EUR.
    - bitL 4y ago
      Sure, but the salaries in the EU didn't go up 20% in the same time so Nvidia is clearly not targeting the same segment of the population anymore, but a 20% richer segment now. Companies adjust pricing to different markets all the time, but for some reason Nvidia didn't do it this time and EU consumers are much more price sensitive than US ones, so EU will likely turn red or blue in the near future and green will lose its hold. Also with crypto gone and cost of living increasing sharply I think this is a huge miscalculation on Nvidia's side and this will burn them.