...and it's not even a full-fledged 4090!

[J7SC_Orion]

While I suspected per earlier post that it could be directly from EVGA, I don't think they're doing it for the money. Further, yielding funds for a charitable purpose is a good thing (never mind the publicity it generates), but it won't give you the true price for a 'collector's model'. Also, a couple of the 20 or so engineering samples made it to reviewers such as GN - the PCB looked quite odd...by far the longest of any 4090, with the power intake having to travel a long distance to the main bits across an empty plain.

 

FYI, for around US$ 5,000, you can buy the 4090 Ti's studious cousin already  a.k.a. the RTX 6000 Ada

 

 

[ENTERPRISE]

So, it is at 9K as of this post, I reckon it may get to 10.5K. 

[iamjanco]

On 11/12/2022 at 12:39, iamjanco said:

Anyway, the latest bid over at EVGA at this point in time is $2200. 

 

It's since been bumped up to $10,800.

 

updated 7:25PM
Thursday, December 15, 2022
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

 

 

Bumped.

Edited December 15, 2022 by iamjanco
updated bid info

[pio]

 

$10,300 at the time of this post.  

[ENTERPRISE]

It has surpassed my 10.5K prediction !

[iamjanco]

It's up to $11,100 as of this point in time 

[ENTERPRISE]

33 minutes ago, iamjanco said:

It's up to $11,100 as of this point in time 

Fairly impressive. Hopefully the sale goes through just fine.

[schuck6566]

And the winning bid was $12,400. A nice chunk of change for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

[Avacado]

11 minutes ago, schuck6566 said:

And the winning bid was $12,400. A nice chunk of change for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Enough money to cover 2 hours of a pediatric oncology patient's bill. 

[Sir Beregond]

1 hour ago, Avacado said:

Enough money to cover 2 hours of a pediatric oncology patient's bill. 

Or the 2 hours we spent at the ER a couple years ago.