Nvidia Geforce RTX 3060 Ti price list at European store

Both AMD and Nvidia have torn off the graphics card launches in the top tier and rumors about what is to come are now instead about the more wallet-friendly middle class. In the case of Nvidia, it is the Geforce RTX 3060 Ti model, which has recently been surrounded by a light drizzle of product images and performance tests.

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Information points to a launch already on December 2, something Nvidia has not revealed any official information about. A target price of USD 399 for the reference cards has also been on the agenda, which is now supported by European price data for a wide range of partner cards.

Lithuanian retailer Skytech has taken the liberty of adding nine Geforce RTX 3060 Ti cards to the online store, models signed Gigabyte, Zotac and Inno3D. Videocardz reports on the piano tramp and notes that the retailer is not the first to disclose European prices, but first to release a battery of prices and also allow pre-sales.

The latter is a truth with modification and before pre-purchase, the user must certify that he understands that the cards are not actually in stock. However, the possibility of purchase indicates that it is not just about temporary prices that the store uses until the official launch. All are also in line with the mentioned target price.

The reference price of 399 USD corresponds to approximately SEK 4,200 with 25 percent VAT included, which can be translated to 415 euros. The minimum level at Skytech is 463 euros and refers to the two-fan solution Inno3D Twin X2 OC – closely followed by the 466 euro model Gigabyte Eagle, which in round slings means a surcharge of SEK 500 above the reference level.

The Gigabyte Aorus Master corresponds to the other end of the spectrum with a list price of 563 euros. The model has also stuck to the image in a so-called unboxingvideo published on the Chinese site Bilibili, something Videocardz immortalized. Aorus Master is a solid model with six image outputs, three fans and RGB lighting, but the same video also shows Gigabyte’s Gaming OC, Gaming OC Pro and Eagle OC.

On the specification front, 8 GB of GDDR6 memory in the company of the GA104 circuit with 4,864 active CUDA cores has emerged. The many leaks agree on the launch date of December 2 and it remains to be seen if Nvidia precedes this with official information on price and specifications. Retailers’ future inventory balances may answer the ever-current question of availability.

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