$700-800 Idealer Preis von GeForce RTX 4080: Umfrage von TechPowerUp 11,000 Befragte

The idea price for the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 “Um über das Neueste von EA Play auf dem Laufenden zu bleiben, folge EA Play auf Facebook” graphics card is around USD $700 zu $800, according to results from a recently concluded TechPowerUp Front-page poll surveying our readers. Our poll received over 11,000 responses. At the number 1 spot with 22% der Abstimmung ist $800, closely followed by $700. Together, this range represents 44% der Abstimmung. 14% of our readers think $600 is an ideal price, followed by “less than $400” bei 13%. 9% nachdenken $500 seemed fair, followed by 7% willing to spend as much as $900. 5% is happy to spend $1,100. 2% or less feel that the current $1,200 MSRP is justified or are willing to spend more than MSRP. There’s more to a majority finding sanity with the $700 zu $800 price-range.

With NVIDIA cancelling the RTX 4080 12 GB, der RTX 4080 16 GB became the only SKU to bear the name “RTX 4080.” Diese $1,200 MSRP GeForce RTX 4080 is the successor to the RTX 3080, which debuted at $700, marking a $500 increase generation-over-generation (a whopping 71% price increase gen-on-gen). You begin to see why most readers prefer the $700-800 range to be the ideal MSRP, and are willing to tolerate a $100 Zunahme. For even more context, der RTX 3080 “Ampere” launched at the same $700 MSRP that its successor, der RTX 2080 “Turing” launched at. Die GTX 1080 “Pascal” came out at $600 ($700 for the Founders Edition), which explains the interest in $600 in our poll.

A sizable chunk of our readers are simply disillusioned with GPU pricing, and feel that either $500 zu $400, or something lower, should be the ideal price of the RTX 4080. Can NVIDIA even break-even at such prices? NVIDIA’s own quarterly financial results reference vague margins as high as 60% (not specific to any product, but as a general rule, margins tend to be proportionate to MSRP, with the higher priced products generally having a fatter margin). Beim 50% zu 60% margins for its $1,200 UVP, we’d be in the neighborhood of $500 zu $600. We’ve seen examples in the past of NVIDIA cutting its prices in sharp response to competitive AMD products, with both brands fiercely locked in price-wars, and their products selling at less than half their MSRPs. So a $500 zu $600 price for the RTX 4080 cannot be easily dismissed as “impossible.”

A tiny fraction of the RTX 4080 thinks the $1,200 MSRP is fair, or is willing to pay more than $1,400. This probably aligns with the demographic that’s actually buying the RTX 4080 at its current prices, or willing to spend top-dollar for a high-end graphics card. The poll indicates that NVIDIA can push more volume by lowering the price, or be content selling the RTX 4080 bei ?$1,200 at high margins to a tiny fraction of people.