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#5939621 Posted on: 08/20/2021 11:12 AM
3060 Ti for 6 hundrish at seems to be the BB atm
I will not upgrade to anything bellow 3080 perf. So like... 4070
I'm seeing plenty of Nvidia GPU's in the shops now. They're starting to overflow and retailers have begun to lower prices again due to the overstock and nobody buying them. Looks to me like demand has been met.
3060 Ti for 6 hundrish at seems to be the BB atm
I will not upgrade to anything bellow 3080 perf. So like... 4070
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#5939624 Posted on: 08/20/2021 11:17 AM
GPUs are not essential in our lives. As the time goes by everything will get back to normal until then there are many older games to finish.
I say frack the current gpu market and be patient for rdna3, Intel arc and hopper. Good times ahead!
GPUs are not essential in our lives. As the time goes by everything will get back to normal until then there are many older games to finish.
I say frack the current gpu market and be patient for rdna3, Intel arc and hopper. Good times ahead!
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#5939625 Posted on: 08/20/2021 11:18 AM
I see. Over here there isn't still plenty of stock. You can basically find in stock a few brands/models of most GPUs (AMD and Nvidia), but the models available change over time, with the majority of models remaining at zero stock at all times. Prices, however, aren't dropping at all, so I reckon the shopkeepers here believe there are still enough miners or rich customers willing to pay scalper prices. The AIBs did raise their own prices as well, even considerably, during the height of the mining craze. I'm not sure the AIBs have lowered their own prices at all, so there's a certain limit the stores can't go below anyway, to reach the price levels we had before the miners ruined everything.
I'm seeing plenty of Nvidia GPU's in the shops now. They're starting to overflow and retailers have begun to lower prices again due to the overstock and nobody buying them. Looks to me like demand has been met.
I see. Over here there isn't still plenty of stock. You can basically find in stock a few brands/models of most GPUs (AMD and Nvidia), but the models available change over time, with the majority of models remaining at zero stock at all times. Prices, however, aren't dropping at all, so I reckon the shopkeepers here believe there are still enough miners or rich customers willing to pay scalper prices. The AIBs did raise their own prices as well, even considerably, during the height of the mining craze. I'm not sure the AIBs have lowered their own prices at all, so there's a certain limit the stores can't go below anyway, to reach the price levels we had before the miners ruined everything.
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#5939626 Posted on: 08/20/2021 11:20 AM
This is absolutely nuts. I still have faith that things will get better. Prices will indeed drop because people are not going to pay these ridiculously high scams forever. End the end all this is going to do is hurt companies and ruin tech markets because of this quick buck!
I truly believe there is a group of individuals that see this and are doing something about it. The silicone lack of production isn't helping.
This is absolutely nuts. I still have faith that things will get better. Prices will indeed drop because people are not going to pay these ridiculously high scams forever. End the end all this is going to do is hurt companies and ruin tech markets because of this quick buck!
I truly believe there is a group of individuals that see this and are doing something about it. The silicone lack of production isn't helping.
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My next "GPU" is going to be a PS5. I've never been a fan of the console's rigid ecosystem, but the PC market is in the worst state that I've seen in my life. I don't see the light at the end of the tunnel anytime soon for PC.