Three new graphics cards to complete the Ada Lovelace offering and draw a line under the GeForce RTX 3000.
In a few days - hopefully on April 13 - NVIDIA will release the GeForce RTX 4070. Three months after the release of the GeForce RTX 4070 Ti, this fourth graphics card based on the Ada Lovelace architecture introduced last October, should allow NVIDIA to lower the price of its new technology a little more, with an MSRP of $599, which we can expect to change to 650-700 euros on our side of the Atlantic.
If confirmed, this pricing should shake things up - no pun intended - as previous Ada Lovelace models were launched at $1,599 (RTX 4090), $1,199 (RTX 4080) and $799 (RTX 4070 Ti), with none of these MSRPs being met. However, even if a price of 700 euros is otherwise more accessible than what we have known so far, it remains difficult for many gamers. Gamers who logically expect even cheaper models... and that's a good thing since NVIDIA has that in its bag.
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The American company wanted to get rid of the large stocks of GeForce RTX 3000 before releasing its RTX 4000 offer. According to rumors, it's practically a done deal and three new GPUs could be released very soon. The GeForce RTX 4060 and RTX 4060 Ti are expected to be released in May and the GeForce RTX 4050 in June. Of course, NVIDIA does not confirm any of this information, so we'll take it with some distance.
Compiled by Videocardz, the latest information concerning these three future references underline a gradual descent in range as you can see on the table above. A descent in range which should be accompanied by a much lighter pricing to end up with a GeForce RTX 4050 that we hope at less than 250 euros. Be careful though, in the past NVIDIA has always considered that the xx50 models are not strictly speaking "gamer" cards, but rather models able to talk to "casual gamers". We'll have to check the performance of the xx50 before we can say anything about its potential.
