Is it unusual for no stores to have any GPU's over 8gb?

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Qazzy03

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#3329655 9-Jan-2025 19:07

I will be feeling pretty good if the 5070 TI doesn't beat the 7900XTX

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#3329689 9-Jan-2025 20:12

Talkiet:

Um, please don't think the US prices translate well to NZ. The nearest example we have is NVIDIAS OWN AUSTRALIAN pricing they have announced for the FE cards.

That USD $750 for the 5070ti which converts today to $1338NZD.

But the Nvidia suggested AU price of $1509 AUD converts to $1672 NZD

So we're still looking at probably $1700 NZD for the 3rd from top model. Granted it's not as bad as I feared, but it's still a long way from sensible.

Also, check out the 5090 for $4038 AUD - $4475NZD... I have been predicting $4500 for the 5090 when it gets here for weeks. I hope I'm wrong but I'm not sure I am :-(

I'm also expecting the 5090 to be 4.5k nzd.

SpartanVXL

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#3329742 9-Jan-2025 22:15

I never expect it to be cheap here, nz market sucks. I mean comparatively to AMD’s lineup. You can see what happened when 4000 series released and amd’s 7000 series went up too.

Vast majority of people get xx60 class cards or lower (mobile variants). Ideally nvidia don’t release another 4060, AMD release something to match, and Intel gets more good PR about their B580 so we get some in stock here.

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#3330083 10-Jan-2025 18:14

9070 XT looks great atleast and it looks like they'll make it lower due to 5070 being 550 usd.

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