View Full Version : When will a radeon9700 pro hit $100
Geforce4ti4200
07-02-03, 07:52 AM
My estimates point me to early 2007, but I could be wrong and it may be late 2007 :confused: im talking ebay or from used resellers. an example is right now ti4200s go for around $100
Never unless they are 2nd hand, Reason they are getting discontinued for the Radeon 9800 regular so supplies will dry up quick.
digitalwanderer
07-02-03, 11:45 AM
Nah, I think by 05 you'll be able to find a $100 wonder deal on one used. :)
Geforce4ti4200
07-02-03, 06:04 PM
obviously itll have to be 2nd hand but its not like by 2005 no one will be able to get one off ebay or classifieds. There are tons of 8500le's on ebay for $100 or less and in 2007 itll be radeon9700 pros, 9800s and even 9800 pros for a "C" note :)
Hey Geforce4ti4200, your sig, with the rig is too big :D
Johnmcl7
07-02-03, 06:40 PM
Originally posted by Geforce4ti4200
My estimates point me to early 2007, but I could be wrong and it may be late 2007 :confused: im talking ebay or from used resellers. an example is right now ti4200s go for around $100
I think your estimates are way out, I have no idea what you're basing them on..I would agree on Digi on around 2005.
John
GlowStick
07-02-03, 08:27 PM
2005 thats way long!
Id say the second hand price will come to 150ish when nv40/loki come out, they will drop to 100ish when nv45/loki refresh come out.
Geforce4ti4200
07-02-03, 09:10 PM
wow since when does a card drop nearly half in value when a new card comes out? the 9800 pro hardly dented the 9700 pro's price
The Baron
07-02-03, 09:18 PM
There's a big difference between a refresh and a new product.
I dont think it will never hit $100 atleast in stores caz it will prolly be discontinued and will be sold out. U could prolly get a second hand one for $100 anytime..u jus need a dumbass to sell it at that price..;) ;)
Geforce4ti4200
07-03-03, 08:50 AM
If radeon9700 pro prices never get as low as $100, ill just keep my ti4200 forever :(
Originally posted by Geforce4ti4200
If radeon9700 pro prices never get as low as $100, ill just keep my ti4200 forever :(
No u can wait for 9600p to reach $100 and then OC it close to 9700p perf. ;);)
Geforce4ti4200
07-03-03, 11:38 PM
yea right, an oced 9600p hardly beats a stock 9500 also a stock 9600p loses to a stock ti4200. although I might have no choice and get one of those in 2007 when all games move to directX 9. I still think $100 wont be a good deal for a 9600 pro by 2007 :confused:
lmao by 2007 there will be a Radeon 12600Pro for 100 bux :D
Geforce4ti4200
07-04-03, 06:49 AM
Originally posted by Dazz
lmao by 2007 there will be a Radeon 12600Pro for 100 bux :D
yea right, maybe 2017. like I said, if people are telling me I cant get even a 9700 pro for $100 by 2007, no way can I get a faster one
Originally posted by Geforce4ti4200
If radeon9700 pro prices never get as low as $100, ill just keep my ti4200 forever :( Not to mention you'll be stuck with that name.
Originally posted by Geforce4ti4200
yea right, maybe 2017. like I said, if people are telling me I cant get even a 9700 pro for $100 by 2007, no way can I get a faster one Na it's just an estermate of a RV500 core :D which i am pretty sure will wipe the floor of the Radeon 9700Pro :D
Geforce4ti4200
07-05-03, 03:55 PM
by the time the 9700 pro drops to $100, it wont be worse than a ti4400 by todays standards
Lucien1964
07-07-03, 12:20 PM
By 2007 the graphics cord will be intergrated to the main board. So instaed of buying graphics cards all the time we will be swapping out main boards. 4 years is a loooooong time in the PC biz.
Hanners
07-07-03, 12:33 PM
Originally posted by Lucien1964
By 2007 the graphics cord will be intergrated to the main board. So instaed of buying graphics cards all the time we will be swapping out main boards. 4 years is a loooooong time in the PC biz.
I doubt that.
It's hard enough to integrate a DirectX 9 graphics chip into a motherboard (which is why Intel are supposedly scratching their hates over what to do about their on-board video once Longhorn comes around and makes DirectX 9 compliance a standard requirement of the OS), let alone the more complex designs we'll be seeing in the future. Transistor count alone would make it a nightmare.
Originally posted by Hanners
I doubt that.
It's hard enough to integrate a DirectX 9 graphics chip into a motherboard (which is why Intel are supposedly scratching their hates over what to do about their on-board video once Longhorn comes around and makes DirectX 9 compliance a standard requirement of the OS), let alone the more complex designs we'll be seeing in the future. Transistor count alone would make it a nightmare. Hmmm, maybe that's why Intel has been getting increasingly cozy with ATI.
Geforce4ti4200
07-09-03, 07:48 AM
anyway some people are saying by 2007 a 9700 pro will be junk in the same way an mx440 is now because we will have pci express and directX 10. Then maybe I could be less cheap and get the slowest directX 10 card instead which will probably be as fast as a 9700 pro but itll cost $200 :(
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