Nvidia has seen how much people will pay. I'd be quite surprised if the 4090 is under 2000, as they will try to stretch that price point as far as it will go. I wouldn't even be terribly surprised if they didn't announce the price of the 4080 until they had seen the sales figures of the 4090.I'm kind of hoping for 1200, 800, 500 but I'm thinking you're closer to right @Endgame .
I'm ok if the 4090 costs $2,000, so long as it's appreciably faster than what you can get for around $2000 today. Don't get me wrong, I'll still roll my eyes when it does get announced - but if someone is willing to pay that budget: both in terms of dollars and in terms of power envelope, to get the absolute top performance they can buy... then more power to them. nVidia is just moving to what the market wants. I do not want a 400W+ card, no matter what the price is, honestly.Nvidia has seen how much people will pay. I'd be quite surprised if the 4090 is under 2000, as they will try to stretch that price point as far as it will go. I wouldn't even be terribly surprised if they didn't announce the price of the 4080 until they had seen the sales figures of the 4090.