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Anonymous No.720016110 >>720016238 >>720017024 >>720017358 >>720017421 >>720017663 >>720017839 >>720018753 >>720021902
Are you ready for even more expensive consoles, CPUs, & GPUs?
https://www.trendforce.com/news/2025/09/05/news-tsmc-to-implement-a-significant-price-hike/
Anonymous No.720016238 >>720031514
>>720016110 (OP)
>MFW I saw this coming with the inflation and tariff shit and built a new PC on the spot
Sucks to be you I guess
Anonymous No.720016383
I just won't buy it if I think its a waste of money, I'm white.
Anonymous No.720016837 >>720017043 >>720018681 >>720027440
how do we blame blumf for this one bros
Anonymous No.720017024
>>720016110 (OP)
5090 already costs 2500-2700 usd dollarydos, so who cares if it already unbuyable for 95% goymers
Anonymous No.720017043 >>720017440
>>720016837
This post is funny, nobody mentioned Trump. Hit dogs holler.
Anonymous No.720017128
Im not concerned since nothing worth upgrading for will come out any time soon.
Im more concerned about the fuckload of AI centers being built that will cause power prices to skyrocket because the cost will be pushed on to everyone and not just them.
Anonymous No.720017358
>>720016110 (OP)
Yep, this is why I bought my 5090 FE from Best Buy last month; in preparation for the next 3 or however many years of absurdly high GPU prices. This and my 9800x3d should keep me good for a good 5 or so years.
Anonymous No.720017421 >>720017550
>>720016110 (OP)
didnt we already build a new chip factory in America thats literally better than the one in Taiwan?
Anonymous No.720017440 >>720017727
>>720017043
?
Anonymous No.720017550
>>720017421
That's literally one of the reasons stated in the article for the price hike
TSMC needs to recoup that cost
Anonymous No.720017586 >>720019357
How long until this hits consumers?
Anonymous No.720017663 >>720019803
>>720016110 (OP)
Anonymous No.720017727
>>720017440
nobody mentioned trump
and yet here you are inserting trump into the conversation.
because he is your whole personality i guess.
Anonymous No.720017839
>>720016110 (OP)
Guess this means going Team Red is even more necessary for me in the future.
Anonymous No.720018176
They're destroying the economy on purpose?
Anonymous No.720018312 >>720018443 >>720019330 >>720023212
you ready for RTX Hairโ„ข?
Anonymous No.720018443
>>720018312
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFWr44ZIEZc
THEY ALREADY FUCKING DID THIS FUCK NVIDIA
Anonymous No.720018501 >>720019557
god damnit do I buy the 5070 ti now or keep WAITing? I want to be ready for gemini tier local models but I figure that's running on a super computer anyway
Anonymous No.720018681 >>720027923
>>720016837
TSMC needs more money to build a factory in USA. It started years ago, not sure by drumpf or bydone, not like it matters anyway.
Anonymous No.720018753
>>720016110 (OP)
You voted for this
Anonymous No.720018763
>Chinese market account for nearly half of ASML's revenue, which are starting to dry up since they can't sell anything anymore
>ASML try to recoup losses by hiking the price of their equipments to existing customers, biggest one of which is TSMC
>TSMC are now paying the newer price as they are forced to build their plants in various places for redundancy
Previous ASML's machines used by most people before 2023 were low-NA which cost around $150 million each, while the newest high-NA one cost $380 million each. TSMC might have to buy the high-NA one because buying an older one that could be obsolete soon doesn't make sense.
Anonymous No.720019330
>>720018312
I think the weird part is that they're trying to pass this off as some new unique tech that changes the game for hair rendering, as if games haven't been doing it for years.
Shit, we can go all the way back to TressFX if we want, that shit's over a decade old.
Anonymous No.720019357
>>720017586
Please respond
Anonymous No.720019405
Oh no, all those derivative AAA UE5 games that run at 45FPS on a NASA super computer.
How will I live.
Anonymous No.720019472
I'm not upgrading my rig until AAA is dead
Anonymous No.720019557
>>720018501
probably gonna pick up the 5070ti myself, the Supers will be super scalped anyway
the jump to the 5080 isn't worth the 500 dollars for 15%, if you're jumping to the 80 might as well make the jump to the 90

so 70ti for me
Anonymous No.720019803
>>720017663
Rent free
Anonymous No.720021502 >>720021681
>PS6, PS6 handheld, and next Xbox will be unaffordable along with gaming PCs
>Switch 2 and Steam Deck 2 will be the cheapest handhelds on the market
>AAA slop dies
Nintendo and Valve won
Anonymous No.720021681 >>720021724
>>720021502
Nintendo and Valve are AAA slop
Anonymous No.720021724 >>720021795
>>720021681
Cope, you lost
Anonymous No.720021795 >>720025637
>>720021724
Facts don't care about your feelings
Anonymous No.720021902
>>720016110 (OP)
There's literally no reason to upgrade from 5700X3D.
And I have a 9070 XT so I'm good for 10 years.
Anonymous No.720022035 >>720022143
No, devs just need to stop using new GPU hardware. We have already passed the point where making better graphics will make more money compared to the increased budget and how much of the market you're cutting off who can't afford new hardware. There is literally no fucking reason to keep pushing graphics unless Nvidia is paying you.
Anonymous No.720022117
We won't see a Switch 3 or Steam Deck 3 for at least 20 years.
Anonymous No.720022143
>>720022035
hardware creep is more for increasingly inefficient jeetcoding and bloat than actual visual advancement now
Anonymous No.720023143
should I upgrade my 4070 (non super, non TI)?
Anonymous No.720023212
>>720018312
looks like shit
Anonymous No.720023353 >>720023664 >>720025492
https://www.trendforce.com/news/2025/09/05/news-tsmc-to-implement-a-significant-price-hike/

good news, entire world gets to pay for tsmc american foundry "investments"

>starting in 2026, TSMC plans to raise prices by 5-10% for advanced nodes below 5nm, including the 2nm process scheduled for mass production by late 2025. Currently, 3nm wafers are priced at around USD 20,000 each, while 2nm wafers are expected to cost at least 50% moreโ€”exceeding USD 30,000 per waferโ€”with further increases possible
>The driving forces behind this pricing shift are TSMCโ€™s escalating manufacturing expenses, particularly its massive investments in Arizona
>TSMC has invested more than USD 65 billion into its Arizona fabs, where construction and operational expenses are proving a major burden
Anonymous No.720023664
>>720023353
Can't wait for china to scoop them over
Anonymous No.720024757
Faster. Faster!
Amerimuttistan has to die within my lifetime.
Anonymous No.720025492 >>720025526
>>720023353
This whole thing has been such a clusterfuck, they're gonna end up selling it off eventually.
Anonymous No.720025526 >>720025635
>>720025492
Trump will just nationalize it.
Anonymous No.720025635
>>720025526
lol good luck getting any foreign company to invest in america ever again after that
Anonymous No.720025637
>>720021795
Feelings don't care about facts either. Looks like we have a stalemate here.
Anonymous No.720027440 >>720031792
>>720016837
I'm sure blamp has someone in the goldstein list that could've prevented this but since he didn't release it we must suffer
Anonymous No.720027471
guess I'm waiting for the 70xx series
Anonymous No.720027923 >>720030458
>>720018681
The AZ fab is complete, open, and operational, has been for a long time now. There is an entire little town around it full of housing.
Anonymous No.720030458 >>720030632
>>720027923
No its not. They still have to build some facilities around, they arent part of a "fab" but needed for supplying and servicing it, there is no local american companies that can do it, so they are moving people and materials from asia.
Anonymous No.720030632 >>720030875
>>720030458
Very funny fanfic. They began running test wafers over a year ago.
Anonymous No.720030875
>>720030632
>test wafers
Anonymous No.720031514
>>720016238
bastard and motherfucker
Anonymous No.720031792
>>720027440
underrated post