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It looks like the 7700 and 7800 XT prices are starting to drop along with the 7900 XTs. 7900 GREs seem to either have increased slightly or are out of stock. This maybe suggests the GRE is a limited stock model to prop up the AMD tier prices for as long as possible before the 8xxx cards release?

If the price difference is minimal then I'll be hedging towards the Nitro. It just depends on whether the £529 pulse comes back into stock or not.

Think Ross meant was it from Overclockers, I've not seen them sell the nitro, only the pulse. The ASRock cards both increased in price yesterday, at least it makes waiting for a good price on an in stock Sapphire card a bit easier...

You managed to find one in the UK at a decent price? I'm still on the fence with the steel legend for some reason, maybe the 50A memory chips suggest cost cutting elsewhere. If the pulse comes back into stock at £529 then I might just bite the bullet and risk having to modify my case although...

When the alternative was denying reality then it likely was the better look, even if it took a while.

Maybe in the high end, but not in the mid and rapidly disappearing low end. Post mining it has been manufacturer greed with any attempt to keep prices as inflated as possible by any means necessary. Once they got a misguided taste of what us consumers were willing to pay in extreme...

The 7900gre pricing suggests the 7800xt and 7700xt are now overpriced in the UK by around £50 each since it released which then aligns with the rest of the world for these and some of the temporary discoubta now appearing in the UK. The 7800xt is more expensive than the 7900gre in some cases...

7700xt pulse was significantly cheaper, shame about that 12GB memory though

The pulse is definitely 320mm along with the pure and nitro. The pulse was my first choice as my recent cards have all been Sapphire but 320mm is at the case scraping limit, TPU list it as 313 but the review shows it to be 320mm :( My options are either ASrock -269mm&305mm , Gigabyte-302mm and...

That's the one I've been eyeing up as the Sapphire's are at the limit length wise for my case, even if I'd like to go for the pulse. Was hoping for more feedback on the steel legend by now, as I've no previous with ASrock and GPUs.

Agree entirely but you are kidding yourself if you think the current 'acceptable' mid-range price of £500 doesn't get upgraded to £700 in two years time for equivalent performance levels. By then £500 will get you a 9500xt 16GB or a 6050 4GB ;)

In the same boat with almost buying a rabbit ear card, although I must admit the 8800xt rumours have stopped me clicking on the buy button for now. Currently I'm still running a vega, so either card is going to be a huge leap in performance. The rumoured increased RT performance and likely power...

That is one way they can shift focus rather than just abandoning the consumer segment and leaving it to AMD. For those who really must have Nvidia then there is geforce now or continue to pay the increasing premium. I find it hard to believe Intel will be the saviour either via either affordable...

Surely this is just Nvidia gradually aligning their consumer product prices with their professional? Every price increase previously has been met with increased sales, so why would Nvidia not continue to keep raising prices as consumers are only happy to oblige so far. From a commercial aspect...

You say that but Nvidia are still searching for the ceiling and I don't think we are there yet. My arbitrary limit is about £500 so I was out a long time ago for anything remotely highend. If anyone can justify paying up to £2k for a GPU then another £500 on top is nothing really. When GPUs are...

Has there been any announcement on when these are available today as I'm curious how disappointing the UK prices will be? A bit of research suggests some of the smaller cards will fit my case so one of these could be a contender.

Agree entirely. I'm just about still running a Vega and desperate to upgrade to something that can run 1440 for the foreseeable. But AMD are as much of a turn off as Nvidia currently. Eurogamer seem to think that the 7900GRE will be £519 which may be a direct coversion and wishful thinking on...

This suggests they are abandoning physical entirely for next gen, they will just need to continue to support the legacy for the remainder of this gen. Then it is back to the Xbox one plan that was originally scrapped due to the backlash.

Well it looks like no need for me to upgrade to a series X now if physical is dead, or at least as good as. MS releases will be PC only going forward, been holding off but it is now time to get a PS5 for TV gaming and media, just a shame they are so huge. The released details also suggest that...

So what you are saying is, where is the 7800XTX :D