Saw this after returning my faulty intel arc a750 and on the hunt for another GPU. Don't know whether to wait until later in year when newer gen cards are released…
Seems like a decent price for someone who needs it now.
Free shipping excludes WA, NT & remote areas.
Surcharges: 1.2% Card & PayPal, 2% AmEx
Agreed, instead of $399, the card should be priced $405 to avoid 'greed'
Is it really any better that they just bake the transaction fee into the price?
If anything it’s worse since the cash price will go up.
Just like “free shipping”, it looks good but doesn’t actually benefit the customer.
It's a good point because then you can actually see if they are playing by the book. You get excited because it's a great deal, then surcharge, so it can be a deal breaker. Anyway, it's never going to change
Only another $300 more and this card should be priced to sell 🤣
Wouldn’t recommend any card with 8gb vram now days
Depends on use case. 8GB is fine for 1080p gaming is fine outside of a few vram intensive games.
Price should be lower though
Which games require more than 8GB?
Can't imagine spending $400 on a card with this level of performance. Maybe best to wait for 50 series.
Shame it isnt rtx4060ti for 400
if u are in the market for $400 card, it gonna be 2026 for 5060 honestly. And back then ppl said the same thing "Wait for 40 series"
It's not like waiting gonna make ngreedia less greedy or anything lol
Why 2026? The 50 series is due out this year.
Only the high end cards might drop this year. We won’t see entry to midrange cards for at least few months after that.
Beyond that, NVIDIA won’t be releasing them at $400 price point so it will longer wait for the price drops
@FireRunner: Fair point on $400 price. Apparently the new cards will use GDDR7 so well worth the wait.
used RX 6600 XT for $250 on marketplace seems like a better deal
I can't find any reasonably priced GPU cards on marketplace. People have an unreal expectation of price for their old cards.
you just always offer less lol
<calm Mandalorian voice> "This is the way"
Seems price going up, before only $220 for the 6600xt.
are these good for mining ETH?
Mining. lol
Why? Pretty sure the 4060 outperforms the A770 in most benchmarks.
Nah it doesn't, they are fairly evenly matched. Except the 4060 will wet the bed in any games needing more than 8gb ram, which is a lot.
Tomshardware review of the 4060 showed it to be 10% faster in 1080p gaming. The A770 is also power hungry - the 4060 uses half as much power.
They are only evenly matched in DX12 (and recently DX11), but once you go down to DX10 and below, the 4060 mops the floor with the A770, simply because of driver issues.
The A770 IS good for non-gaming applications, though, such as AI with SYCL and its 16GB of VRAM, or utilising its QuickSync encoders to get better encoding and transcoding quality than Nvidia’s NVENC when it comes to video editing or media streaming.
@FujinShu: The drivers are improving over time which is why using old benchmarking is unreliable. 5 months ago GN did benchmarking which found them evenly matched. To be honest anything running on DX10 isn't going challenge a modern GPU anyway, so that's just an academic exercise in nit picking.
Vendors should just factor the surcharge into their prices, it's just greed