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I wonder what the price will be for Battlemage PRO SKUs. The PRO positioning implies a high price, but I wonder how the Battlemage PRO prices will compared to Nvidia 5080 ($1,100 - $1,400) or Nvidia 5090 ($1,900 - $2,600).
I can only assume the goal here is a value proposition that sits temptingly below team red and team green’s similarly performant offerings. They’ll probably sell a lot of them if they make the punch per dollar attractive.