I made a small diagram about how much the rtx 4090 costs in my country compared to the US,is it like this everywhere?

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  1. wadap12345

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    yes, pretty much so. Not as heavily in every single country but you know what i mean

  2. ENDSLAYER17

    Yeah everything’s cheaper in the u.s for some reason

  3. Harde_Kassei

    risk and insurance.

    You do the logistics, this also costs money (placing the order and following it)

    its also a high end product. So they are glad to upcharge even more.

  4. Americans trying to justify the ridiculously cheap prices of pc components at the US: “tAxEs”

  5. Hutzzzpa

    same thing here in israel.
    i almost stopped buying anything that isn’t perishable or super heavy

  6. ShridharGsr

    a 4090 costs Rs 214000 in india, the cheapest one, thats about 2550$, fuck me

  7. Exotic_Inspector_111

    Because Americans are idiots that like to not include VAT and pretend they pay less somehow.

  8. CuteDaisyPinkDress

    Import duties on electronics can be 40% in SA.

  9. stephanslyp

    cheapest 4090 on wootware costs R40000? 20k less than youre ones

  10. builder397

    In the EU youre probably about as cheap as in the US, but in second world countries you really get the short end of the stick.

  11. I’m in the EU and the same applies here, the only difference is that our import fees are **absurd** so importing from the US is even worse

  12. suspicous_activities

    Same in Australia, its supposedly due to tax and import fees.

  13. LocatedDog

    4090s can be easily found at 40k in south africa. Still terrible pricing but that’s about how much you’ll pay elsewhere

  14. godslayer69pro

    # ASUS Rog Strix Geforce RTX 4090 White OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (Pcie 4.0, 24Gb Gddr6X, HDmi 2.1A, Displayport 1.4A) pci_e_x16

    This one costs about 3267 us dollars in India.The product shown in image costs around 2800-2900 $ approx.

  15. SEIF-CHAN

    Look, egypt up
    Here it’s double the price if you are lucky.

  16. casualstick

    Supply and demand? Place where its made? Shipping costs from factory to country. Like if I have an order of 100 million to america vs 5 million to South Africa? Lots of factors?

  17. SirPigeon69

    Similar issue is Australia, I did the maths and if I had someone in Japan then I could bring 4090s into aus and resell for nearly 500aud profit including tax and shipping

  18. N7_Voidwalker

    99% of the worlds problems could be fixed if humans weren’t so greedy. There’s no reason this should cost anywhere near that. They could cut the price by 50+% and they’d still make a profit. Most things are significantly overpriced just because they can be, it’s sad.

  19. TheGodlyTank6493

    In Australia, a typical 4090 costs about 3.5k AUD here – which is 2.3k USD, almost 500 USD higher than it should be even adjusting for around $70 of postage

  20. InfinitelyAmber

    While this is generally true, take into account that Takealot has more expensive prices than the tech focused retailers like Wootware or Progenix. The margin difference gets quite a bit smaller if you compare it with tech retailers.

    It’s akin to comparing Microcenter to Starbucks (if they sold GPUs). Starbucks would most likely have atrocious pricing in comparison.

    The same Gigabyte GPU at Wootware (Kinda the “Microcenter” of South Africa) is about R47 000 which is roughly $2489 USD. Still expensive, but much better than Takealot pricing will ever get you.

  21. szilardbodnar

    Cheapest 4090 in hungary costs 820.000 huf which is roughly 2250$. Sounds fair

  22. SnooPaintings5100

    Supply and demand.

    Only a few people can afford a RTX4090 in Africa etc. and the very few who can afford it don’t really worry about the price

  23. I’m in Australia and although PC parts are generally decently priced, the 4090 is about $2000 USD (~3000 AUD), about $400 USD more than MSRP.

  24. KennyTheArtistZ

    Here in Brazil the RTX 4090 is arround R$ 13.000 which is $2592,02… Remember the “Minimum” wage here is $241…

    If it’s a direct conversion its literally a Year of work without wasting ANY of your wage to buy one

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