>le 1080 only $599* meme xD
go fuck yourselves nvidiots
>eurocucks.
>>54922271
TTIP will fix that
>>54922271
You can get yourself a cheap, shitty, hot, loud blower-style card like the MSI Aero for the lower RRP, anon. That makes it all okay!
>>54922271
Don't blame us for your government's tax.
>>54922718
tax in EU is ~20% so it should cost 634€ with tax
>>54922761
>tax in EU
And the VAT in your country?
>>54922772
VAT is the tax idiot, there shouldn't be any other tax
>>54922783
>there shouldn't be any other tax
There are no import duties/tax? I know in England there are extra taxes for fuel, tobacco, etc.
>>54922969
There is either VAT or Import tax on a product, both of which are the same percentage usually.
Fuel, tobacco or alcohol get extra taxes, which are independent.
The higher EU price is a mix of additional shipping costs, even shorter supply (Nvidia will most likely keep most of the early stock in the US), and someone trying to make a beefy profit of the few units he got.
When americans are buying $600 gpu
When they press that buy button on newegg or amazon
Do they expect some additional price increase, not counting shipping, but some tax?
or is the $600 the end price?
>>54923019
>There is either VAT or Import tax on a product
I thought VAT replaced a sales tax not an import tax.
>>54922369
>murricancer
>>54923019
>shipping costs
Yeah sure bro because these large companies pay HUGE amounts for shipping.
>>54923024
Newegg: Most people won't pay sales tax
Amazon: Most people do pay sales tax
Generally speaking, the rule is that if the company has a presence in the state that you live in, you have to pay sales tax. Amazon operates literally everywhere, so you end up having to pay sales tax. Newegg only operates in a couple warehouses, so only people who live in like California have to pay tax.
Sales tax amount also depends on the state. In my state, sales tax is about 6%.
https://us.msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-GTX-1080-AERO-8G.html#hero-overview
This is the card that is supposed to cost $599. Now chill the fuck out.
>>54923024
In the US, advertised prices almost never include sales taxes. This is manly because they vary so much from city to city and state to state.
>doesn't understand VAT + import tax
This board is 18+ kiddo
>Nvidiots will buy this for their wive's sons
Why are Eurocuks, Ausfags, and Canalanadingdongs always so salty they don't live in the consumerism paradise that is Burgerland.
I thought Vats was for headshotting scrubs in Fallout
>>54922271
It's another overpriced glorified memecard.
It's not like it's surprising NVIDIA does it again.
>>54923045
There will be VAT but no import tax between EU countries.
>>54923159
Are they importing them from an EU country? I thought Nvidia and EVGA was American. ASUS and MSI are Asian. Etc.
>>54922369
>ameripoors
How does that chino-jap dick up the ass feel, you pleb?
>>54923119
>>54923045
there are no import taxes for computer parts in EU, idiots
even if there was it wouldn't explain why amd cards are closer to US MSRP than nvidia's in EU
>not waiting for a 490x
kek
Shit, I can't believe graphics cards already have 8 GB of vram now. I thought the 768 MB in my Nvidia 8800 Ultra was a lot a few years ago.
>>54922369
I HATE ANIME!!!!!!11!1!!1!!!!!!
>>54923471
Considering it isn't the US that gets raped on the prices of tech I think they are relatively happy with the situation
>>54922680
Right...
>The contents of the competing proposals as well as of the reports on TTIP negotiations are classified from the public,[6] but after a proposed draft was leaked in March 2014,[7] the European Commission launched a public consultation on a limited set of clauses and in January 2015 published parts of an overview;[8] and subsequently increased security over its secrecy.[6]
>The negotiations were planned to be finalized by the end of 2014, but will not be finished until 2019 or 2020, according to economist Hosuk Lee-Makiyama.[5]
That shit will be bad, just have to hope that EU exit will be on the table by that time.
>>54923475
>even if there was it wouldn't explain why amd cards are closer to US MSRP than nvidia's in EU
Cheapest GTX 970 is 299€ where I live and cheapest R9 390 is 309€. How does that compare to US prices?
>>54923024
That aussie eagle is a badass bird t b q h
>>54923140
$1000 tax free import allowance down here. No state or city kike taxes.
so desu, not that a big deal down here except for a few days extra shipping time but no bixnoods.
>>54923024
They're scary as fuck. Like vultures with attitude.
>>54923024
>Live in Australia
>Buy graphic card from newegg for $600
>Checkout
FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY NINE DOLLARS
+TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY FOUR DOLLARINOS FOR SHIPPING
+ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FOUR DOLLARINOS FOR TAX
>>54923656
>buying from newegg
That's where you went wrong. Use a forwarder.
>>54922271
>2016
>not rocking 750ti
>>54923101
That one is 719€
http://www.mindfactory.de/product_info.php/8192MB-MSI-GeForce-GTX-1080-AERO-8G-OC-Aktiv-PCIe-3-0-x16-1xDVI-1xHDMI-2_1074335.html
>>54923656
> tfw 980Ti from uMart is still like over a thousand dollarydoos, give or take
>>54922271
599 before tax and import fee
>>54923725
>€
Don't you have bigger concerns, like being able to afford food over graphics cards?
>>54923019
>The higher EU price is a mix of additional shipping costs
Shipping costs from where?
Gigabyte, MSI, Asus are all located in Taiwan. They don't ship the cards to the USA and then to the Europe. It's 10000 km by air to either USA or Europe from Taiwan.
>>54922271
>not buying the RX480 that will probably be 270€ VAT included for the 8GB version
>>54923947
Nope but to remove kebab.
>>54922271
>buying american products from the old world
>expecting good prices
Why do eurocucks always do this. Just move to the first world and pay reasonable prices
>>54923706
I am rocking a pny 750ti
