Asrock A770 Phantom Gaming D 8GB OC Graphics Card £ 229.98 + £3.49 delivery (UK Mainland) @ Ebuyer

Lord knows, I hope you are right! But if the plain vanilla 4060 DOES go on sale here for MSRP, then it'll be circa 299.99 + VAT, so £360 at the very, very best, more like £400 for us non Euro peeps? When you consider the stock levels of a 3060 and the already below MSRP effectively (remember to add Tax / VAT to our prices when working out MSRP), then they are already arguably enough below the prices of the newer cards. That's when they go on sale, so it could be a bit of a wait and knowing Jensen, he will just keep stock levels tight to hold the interest in them. If we only gain 15% or so then the 3060 still has a place. Same goes for AMD with this elusive 7600. If it goes for £329 or there abouts, for, again small gains, then the current crop of cards at their current prices will be 'good enough', unfortunately. I don't see things getting any easier? Intel's cards have been creeping up in price. This particular card was £209 a few weeks ago. So they seem to have already bottomed out, so won't help us any either. So we did, just about have your £200 for the A770-8, you can pick a 6600 up for around £200, not much more for the 6600Xt or 6650Xt. Nobody's buying them, there isn't enough of an uplift in performance, they have tried cheap cards, we still didn't buy them, so where else are they to go? Leave them on the shelves until they DO sell? Not great times, unfortunately... Grab the 6700XT whilst the going is good, as they seem to be the absolute sweet spot with nothing new surpassing them or likely to for the extra raw horsepower and the VRAM (if you're sold on that one...?)

Yeh but added headache (kinda deal-breaker) of needing resizeable bar on your PC or performance tanks. Plus this being their first gen and the hiccups and driver issues you'll get with that....not for me.