Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 Ti drops to US$599 in latest sale as GPU prices continue to fall

[Redaktion]

The very capable RTX 3070 Ti desktop graphics card from Nvidia, which was often sold at more than US$1,000 during the height of the GPU shortage, is finally on sale for a very reasonable price of US$599 at a well-known US retailer.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Nvidia-GeForce-RTX-3070-Ti-drops-to-US-599-in-latest-sale-as-GPU-prices-continue-to-fall.647974.0.html

[RobertJasiek]

"very reasonable price of US$599"

No.

The price was already unreasonable at launch. Compared to 3070, it is too high for too little speed increase and much too great TDP increase. I considered the 3070's much greater efficiency to be more attractive. Furthermore, almost 2 years after Ampere launch, the price ought to be below 80% MSRP, i.e., below $479 and one might start considering 3070TI if one does not have my objections to this card.

[WhatAmISupposedToType]

"very reasonable price of US$599"

No.

The price was already unreasonable at launch. Compared to 3070, it is too high for too little speed increase and much too great TDP increase. I considered the 3070's much greater efficiency to be more attractive. Furthermore, almost 2 years after Ampere launch, the price ought to be below 80% MSRP, i.e., below $479 and one might start considering 3070TI if one does not have my objections to this card.

I agree. My 5700 XT was like half the price three years ago. For the same price, the 3070 Ti might be a reasonable upgrade. For $599, no way.

[anan]

Oh, great. A year old card has reached it's launch MSRP price. What a great deal /S.

[DonRadeon]

This card has two fans, one on the front and one on the back. Also, this is not a price drop, it's the launch MSRP.

[Cartman147]

Came here as well to comment that $599 is actual MSRP...

[unotsosmart]

So? This card wasn't available at MSRP in like forever. Saying that its actual price dropped is correct, but I'm still gonna wait for RTX 4070 instead..