It is quite natural that the most famous and yet delayed chip called Fermi won't be cheap, but it turns out that it won't be that expensive either.
People have expected single GPU Geforce GTX 480 to end up at close to $600 or £600 in Europe after tax but it turns out that the amount Nvidia wants for its new high end card should be closer to £450.
"The US-based indie games developer Aleth Labs today announced with great joy and thrill that their retro-like comedic puzzle adventure "ELON, is coming to PC via Steam this year (2024)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
"The Sherman Oaks-based (CA, the US) indie games publisher Joystick Ventures and Melbourne-based (Australia) indie games developer Effort Star, are today very happy and excited to announce that their psychedelic turn-based bullet hell roguelike "Enter the Chronosphere", is dropping its time-limited Steam demo on May 13th, 2024 (the demo is a part of Steam’s Endless Replayability event)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
Fabledom is a new city builder sim that's set in a storybook world full of princes and princesses, witches, giants and flying pigs.
Woot! Definitely going to get me one of these puppies then!
Massive GTX 480/470 collection thread here:
http://www.techpowerup.com/...
Has lots of benchmark comparisons and pictures.
And this is still with early drivers for Fermi. Can't wait to see how it improves in the coming months, just like ATI's drivers boosted performance around 15% a few months later for the 5xxx series. It takes time to refine the drivers and work out the kinks.
I'll rather stick around with my xbox360 elite console and it's GPU isn't nothing to be laughed at just take a look at Alan Wake and AAA games out this year they can easily stand Heads & Shoulders above anything Geforce GTX 480 and Poo Station 3 can throw at it.
Keep knocking the price of your original "high end" product down, and simply release a dual GPU for the 600+ segment. It makes upgrading the video card a much easier experience.
2900 pro to a 4870 was PAINLESS.
....and PC gamers say PC gaming is cheap. $450 for a new video card. (I know you can get good ones for much less but regardless this is way more than an Xbox 360 or a PS3)
EDIT: By the way British pound does not equal to US dollar.
It said 450 pounds not dollars. In US dollar that is = $706
1 British pound = 1.5097 U.S. dollars
Get it right next time :)
wait a second €450 in dollars is like 613 dollars in us currency isnt... so why are people saying €450 means $450.