In a bid to step up competitiveness of its Radeon HD 7990 "Malta" dual-GPU graphics card against NVIDIA's GeForce GTX TITAN and GTX 690, AMD add-in-board (AIB) partners slashed prices of the card by almost a third. What was once retailing for $1,100-1,200, is now down to $699.99 . Prices of the card on American retailer Newegg.com, are ranging between $699.99 to $789.99 , with two AIBs capturing the $729.99 and $749.99 price points, along the way. With the right kind of CrossFire profiles, a Radeon HD 7990 can offer frame-rates rivaled only by GTX Titan and GTX 690. Then there are also AMD's recent CrossFire micro-stuttering fix , and eight Never Settle games with realistic resale value of $100 to account for. These prices should also give GeForce GTX 780 buyers second thoughts.

94 Comments on Radeon HD 7990 "Malta" Prices Slashed to $699, Targets GTX 780

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#1 cadaveca

My name is Dave That's one ballsy move by AMD.







Impressive. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 7:21 Reply

#2 Wile E

Power User Indeed. You still have an Radeon setup Dave? Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 7:26 Reply

#3 Jorge

I'm sure everyone is making plenty of money with a retail price of $700 for a graphics card. It's amazing the prices people are willing to pay for entertainment. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 7:31 Reply

#4 Wile E

Power User If you think that's expensive, you should see how much go fast goodies cost for a car. Computers are the cheaper hobby for me. lol. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 7:36 Reply

#5 LAN_deRf_HA

Here's hoping the 780 will drop at least $50, but honestly I don't think nvidia cares what they do. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 7:39 Reply

#6 DarkOCean

Down to the price that should have been released at in the first place. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 7:57 Reply

#7 Akrian

Well, that's great news. Now, if only AMD did this about 55 days ago, I would've went and buy it without a second though instead of struggling to find unlocked 7970 and a koolance wb for it :slap:





But hey, that's how that card should've cost in the first place. Now I hope to see 780 and titans go down he he =) Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 8:04 Reply

#8 TRWOV

Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 8:05 Reply

#9 Sempron Guy

This is great news. Nvidia came up with the 690 at 1k, AMD had to go with the pricing flow. Now I could only see one reason for this price drop. Prep for the HD9xxx launch later this year perhaps? Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 8:10 Reply

#10 TRWOV

Sempron Guy This is great news. Nvidia came up with the 690 at 1k, AMD had to go with the pricing flow. Now I could only see one reason for this price drop. Prep for the HD9xxx launch later this year perhaps? PR. It isn't as if there was a flood of 7990s. PR. It isn't as if there was a flood of 7990s. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 8:14 Reply

#11 ViperXTR

clearing the inventory, grab it while supplies last >:]

But yeah, its a sweet deal for its price Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 8:28 Reply

#12 HumanSmoke

ViperXTR But yeah, its a sweet deal for its price Only in relation to what the previous price was. In relation to a couple of HD 7970 GE's the price still kinda sucks. A couple of Only in relation to what the previous price was. In relation to a couple of HD 7970 GE's the price still kinda sucks. A couple of these , or these for instance are going to OC better, have better cooling, and likely better resale value for the same money (or less). The only upside to the 7990 seems to be for people that only have one mobo PCIEx16 slot (probably a very small percentage of people willing to spend $700+ on a graphics card), or have their existing PCIE slots earmarked for SSD's/RAID/Sound AIB's Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 8:52 Reply

#13 the54thvoid

HumanSmoke ...The only upside to the 7990 seems to be for people that only have one mobo PCIEx16 slot (probably a very small percentage of people willing to spend $700+ on a graphics card), or have their existing PCIE slots earmarked for SSD's/RAID/Sound AIB's Which is a weird one. The card is very long so if you had a small mobo you may also have a small case, therefore the 7990 really is set for folks with larger set ups, so as HumanSmoke says, better with 2 x 7970. Which is a weird one. The card is very long so if you had a small mobo you may also have a small case, therefore the 7990 really is set for folks with larger set ups, so as HumanSmoke says, better with 2 x 7970. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 9:02 Reply

#14 MxPhenom 216

ASIC Engineer I thought they were dropping the 7990 all together. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 9:12 Reply

#15 Sir Alex Ice

The problem I have with such big price cuts is the fact that it means they were screwing us by at least 300$ with the old price. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 9:25 Reply

#16 Ghost

"Competition is good for the consumers".



Cheers to all who bought it for 1000$+ :toast: Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 9:30 Reply

#17 GreiverBlade

ohhh thats great now i have to threat the seller i found (for a 2nd hand 7990 1 week of use who brought it a bit more than 1000$) that his "low" price isnt "low" anymore



if the new price go as low as 699$ his 777.14$ is off the chart ! so if he apply the same "rebate" he should do 476.14$ or i buy a new one at 699$! bahah ... no joke ... or ... :p



second thought ofc i should not mention the actual price range :D Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 10:04 Reply

#18 Johnny Rook

The OP -and TPU -, are putting a high degree of confidence the AMD HD7990 prices will drop tremendously, when all they have to back it up is a single deal from a single online shop.

Do they know something we don't? Something leek from AMD itself?

Or, as I think is the case, this is just a "best offer" deal from an online shop that does this kind of promos all the time? Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 11:19 Reply

#19 Prima.Vera

In EU still retails for 1K Euros... Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 11:30 Reply

#20 Ghost

Prima.Vera In EU still retails for 1K Euros... Alternate.de has XFX version for 639€, Sapphire for 749€. Alternate.de has XFX version for 639€, Sapphire for 749€. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 12:00 Reply

#21 Frick

Fishfaced Nincompoop Prima.Vera In EU still retails for 1K Euros... at its cheapest here.. €646 at its cheapest here.. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 12:02 Reply

#22 Widjaja

As usual online retailers over here will be very slow to update.

Right now the 7990 Malta GPUs are selling at 1420USD. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 12:10 Reply

#23 RCoon

Widjaja As usual online retailers over here will be very slow to update.

Right now the 7990 Malta GPUs are selling at 1420USD. Still £800 here. Still £800 here. Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 12:56 Reply

#24 arbiter

cadaveca That's one ballsy move by AMD. Ballsy indeed, but worth noting that frame pacing fix only work on rez up to 2560x1600 so if you run 3 displays issue is still there with microstudder. Then wonder what this does for the rumor that AMD was gonna stop 7990 cards? Ballsy indeed, but worth noting that frame pacing fix only work on rez up to 2560x1600 so if you run 3 displays issue is still there with microstudder. Then wonder what this does for the rumor that AMD was gonna stop 7990 cards? Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 13:12 Reply

#25 Vinska

Waaaaaait a sec... aren't the 7990s supposed to be EOL'd Real Soon Now™? :confused: Posted on Aug 7th 2013, 13:44 Reply