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People buying expensive GPUs never really struggled with increased cost of living. For the budget sector the difference between a 300 Euro card and a 500 Euro c
by ChuckNorris89 4y ago
People buying expensive GPUs never really struggled with increased cost of living. For the budget sector the difference between a 300 Euro card and a 500 Euro card is significant but for the enthusiasts or business owners it doesn't matter if it's 1800 euros instead of 1500 Euros, they'll still buy it.
Nvidia wants to be the Porsche of cards, not the VW, so they're pricing themselves accordingly.
- bitL 4y agoI am in their "Porsche buyer" category as I bought 1x RTX A6000, 1x Titan RTX and 4x RTX 3090 for Deep Learning, but I am staying away from 4090 until they get some sense with pricing. From my point of view, 2x NVLinked 3090s give me the same benefit as one 4090 at 150W higher power consumption and nothing is super appealing about 4090 until drivers on Linux and PyTorch/TensorFlow implementation get stable enough for production use which took like 6 months last time, so there is no pressure in buying it.
- fomine3 4y agoNvidia wants to sell many products, unlike Porsche