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How much power does the GeForce RTX 4070 use?

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Legendxtoli3 years ago

If this was 499 I think this would’ve been great for anyone upgrading from 1000/2000 series, the 599 price isn’t a good move

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Red3 years ago

But why is it $599 in usd and £589 in gbp... That makes its $100+usd more expensive in the UK 🤷‍♂️

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Silenterror3 years ago

Not sure tho but I already sold my house, car and heart, just to make sure I will be able to purchase a new NVIDIA.

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KrazyAttack3 years ago

Seeing as how they are still in stock everywhere with no sales and you continue to GREATLY miss correct price points....I'd recommend acting fast.

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WayneGlows ☠3 years ago

Don't care. Make more RTX 4090 GPUs and price them fairly.

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Kevin Van Neste3 years ago

200w tdp and 186 average will gaming is very impressive for the performance 👏

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Charles Urias3 years ago

Considering recent inflation, I can’t see how any reasonable person would really expect the 70-series card to cost $499 again. Seems like most folks think it appears more intelligent to have cynical opinions when on Twitter.

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Max3 years ago

$599 is a terrible price for a 70 non ti card! I understand the 90 cards being priced as they are but you don’t just dunk on the whole rest of the market that wants to buy GPU’s. The budgetists, the midrangers and the high enders. 4090 isn’t a card any casual consumer needs.

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LYNX3 years ago

Lower your prices so we can find out.

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Harel Ashkenazi3 years ago

I am glad people saw through your bullshit. And didn't buy the 4070. From what i see a lot of people are aware to the fact that the "4070" is basically a 4060 (not even Ti, just 4060). You took your bullshit too far with the 4000 series.

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