| JEMC said: I'm actually cautiously optimistic about the price of the new components, not because I belive that they'll be cheaper, but because I think the'll be about the same as current hardware. Let's remember this little slide:
Yes, it's true that we're a bit late, but the important point is that cost won't go up. So I With that and t Because of that, and also because I think that the launch cards won't have large chips like those inside the 980Ti/Titan X or the Fury cards, I believe that prices will mostly remain the same. Even more, if AMD's Zen does actually perform as they say, we could see CPU prices going a bit down (I'm looking at you, Intel's i7 & K chips!) |
Well if I remember correctly I got my 980 for around the £400 mark, is it safe to say the enw flagships will cost that much?. £400 is the absolute max I'm willing to spend ona single GPU, if the new line is £600+ then I'm just going to skip the new build or go AMD if they do things cheaper but still retain the power.
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