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In case you have been checking some pricewatch engines on RTX 2080 Ti availability, you'll be hardpressed to find a store with stock. The product that was released last week, would be shipped out to customers between September 20 and 27.
NVIDIA reports that pre-orders are sent between 5 and 9 October, which is a week later. Nvidia continues: "We apologize for the inconvenience and thanks again for your order". The status is not any different at etailers that sell RTX 2080 Ti and AIB versions, it is different for the RTX 2080 boards though which can be found.
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#5589140 Posted on: 09/26/2018 01:34 PM
So, Ngreedia is doing paper launches like $hintel now?
Who in their sane mine would buy these anyway? Unless you desperately need the extra performance (and can afford it), ray tracing is just a gimmick.
So, Ngreedia is doing paper launches like $hintel now?
Who in their sane mine would buy these anyway? Unless you desperately need the extra performance (and can afford it), ray tracing is just a gimmick.
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#5589141 Posted on: 09/26/2018 01:42 PM
So, Ngreedia is doing paper launches like $hintel now?
Who in their sane mine would buy these anyway? Unless you desperately need the extra performance (and can afford it), ray tracing is just a gimmick.
Paper launch has a very specific meaning, low stock at launch and/or delays in shipping is not a paper launch. While RT in games right now is limited, the tech itself is not a gimmick and will most likely be the standard in a few years time.
That being said this launch sucks and Nvidia's pricing of these cards given their performance isn't great.
So, Ngreedia is doing paper launches like $hintel now?
Who in their sane mine would buy these anyway? Unless you desperately need the extra performance (and can afford it), ray tracing is just a gimmick.
Paper launch has a very specific meaning, low stock at launch and/or delays in shipping is not a paper launch. While RT in games right now is limited, the tech itself is not a gimmick and will most likely be the standard in a few years time.
That being said this launch sucks and Nvidia's pricing of these cards given their performance isn't great.
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#5589145 Posted on: 09/26/2018 02:09 PM
This launch just feels more and more rushed. Why? Why does nVidia feel that they have to rush this product to market?
Because the performance is lacklustre that letting another 3 months go by to allow for actual games and stuff to make use of the tech would make it seem absurd after a 2 year wait? Because they got so close to christmas that they wanted these to be what people bought instead of 1080s? It's just flabbergasting what they're doing here. Marketing for the cards is an absolute mess too.
This launch just feels more and more rushed. Why? Why does nVidia feel that they have to rush this product to market?
Because the performance is lacklustre that letting another 3 months go by to allow for actual games and stuff to make use of the tech would make it seem absurd after a 2 year wait? Because they got so close to christmas that they wanted these to be what people bought instead of 1080s? It's just flabbergasting what they're doing here. Marketing for the cards is an absolute mess too.
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#5589147 Posted on: 09/26/2018 02:13 PM
Still say it's expensive at 2080Ti? It looks like they are on balance and sell like hot breads. So it is expected that in the arrival of Christmas already must have etiquette of more than 2000 euros.
Still say it's expensive at 2080Ti? It looks like they are on balance and sell like hot breads. So it is expected that in the arrival of Christmas already must have etiquette of more than 2000 euros.
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I have to laugh... an overpriced, underperforming huge chip GPU that they can't even give you in time if you actually preordered one.
Reminds me of a lot of uproar when AMD cards weren't available at launch in the past, same picture here. Shame on you Nvidia, not well played.