… Even on the pre-owned market, anything north of the RTX 5070 will cost you well over the original MSRP. The cards further down the stack, like the RTX 5060 and RTX 5060 Ti, are routinely available for close to their MSRPs at least. …
… This is in line with the existing 9070, which places the RX 9070 GRE in a precarious position as it competes with an arguably better GPU at the same MSRP. …
… You can find most models for $700, which is still 16% over MSRP, but it's a great deal, all things considered. The RX 9070 at $600 could also be a decent buy, considering it's "only" 10% over MSRP. …
… And that suddenly made the MSRP reasonable by comparison. …
… It's very likely that these cards will be released above their original MSRP. The 8 GB model doesn't actually have a set MSRP by Nvidia, so based on the the launch price of its bigger brother, I expect a relaunched RTX 3060 to land around $350 USD. …
… Street pricing has changed the conversation And that's why the GRE deserves another look The RTX 5070, at 102% of the GRE's rasterization performance, costs $100-$120 more at the current street pricing and ships with the same 12GB of VRAM on an identical 192-bit bus. …
… At its MSRP price, it's a knockout, but it has been next to impossible to get one at that price, so the "true cost" of a card like that makes it a much less compelling value. …
… While its MSRP comes in at $50, you can now get it for its lowest price, dropping to just $34. …
… The original MSRP was a whopping $250, which is pretty pricey. …
… The age of MSRP is dead , and consumers are simply left to grab whatever they can at seemingly arbitrary prices. …