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#5916957 Posted on: 06/01/2021 07:48 PM
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He also said: "The 3070 quickly became our most popular ampere GPU"................ what he also meant to say was. "So we are going to piss them all off and release a 3070Ti just 6 months later..... yay go us.... oh wait and get this.... its so funny, we released an RTX3090 and charged $1.5k for it.... Here is a 3080Ti which basically performs the same just with half the memory".....What are they smokin?
Why would it piss them off? The 3070 was $499, the Ti is $599.
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He also said: "The 3070 quickly became our most popular ampere GPU"................ what he also meant to say was. "So we are going to piss them all off and release a 3070Ti just 6 months later..... yay go us.... oh wait and get this.... its so funny, we released an RTX3090 and charged $1.5k for it.... Here is a 3080Ti which basically performs the same just with half the memory".....What are they smokin?
Why would it piss them off? The 3070 was $499, the Ti is $599.
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#5916958 Posted on: 06/01/2021 07:57 PM
70+ was always the best in the lineup
I'd rather have the 3080 or 3060ti this time
Why would it piss them off? The 3070 was $499, the Ti is $599.
70+ was always the best in the lineup
I'd rather have the 3080 or 3060ti this time
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#5917324 Posted on: 06/02/2021 11:42 PM
Oh dear..... oh dear oh dear.... and yet people actually try to defend the release schedules, and even the prices. Please go home you are all drunk.
Oh dear..... oh dear oh dear.... and yet people actually try to defend the release schedules, and even the prices. Please go home you are all drunk.
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#5917328 Posted on: 06/02/2021 11:52 PM
Oh dear..... oh dear oh dear.... and yet people actually try to defend the release schedules, and even the prices. Please go home you are all drunk.
I can't tell if you're being intentionally obtuse or what... Are you admitting you were wrong and these cards won't be sold for $2000+? Or do you think Nvida is "drunk" for maximizing their profit?
I think people buying cards for this much money are crazy, but I don't think Nvidia is dumb for selling them at these prices when people are clearly willing to pay even significantly more than this.
Oh dear..... oh dear oh dear.... and yet people actually try to defend the release schedules, and even the prices. Please go home you are all drunk.
I can't tell if you're being intentionally obtuse or what... Are you admitting you were wrong and these cards won't be sold for $2000+? Or do you think Nvida is "drunk" for maximizing their profit?
I think people buying cards for this much money are crazy, but I don't think Nvidia is dumb for selling them at these prices when people are clearly willing to pay even significantly more than this.
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$1199 for a 3080Ti??? LMFAO go home Nvidia you are drunk. Not to forget but that will be more like $2k+ when they all get snapped up by bots.
He also said: "The 3070 quickly became our most popular ampere GPU"................ what he also meant to say was. "So we are going to piss them all off and release a 3070Ti just 6 months later..... yay go us.... oh wait and get this.... its so funny, we released an RTX3090 and charged $1.5k for it.... Here is a 3080Ti which basically performs the same just with half the memory".....What are they smokin?
This is such a weird post.
They released a 3090 for $1.5K and it's been snapped up by bots, sold out since it came out at far higher prices - so now a 3080Ti for the same performance but half the memory comes in slightly cheaper for $1200 - by your own admission will just get snapped up by bots - and they are drunk for charging that? What? If the bots are selling it for $2k+ then there are enough people willing to pay $2K+ for the card and Nvidia is massively undercutting the card. Now granted most of those people are miners that are buying it, and if the new hashlimiters prevent that it shouldn't be an issue - but then your part about bots grabbing it for $2k should be wrong - but if people are still paying it then either way Nvidia is not drunk.
Also isn't 8 months for a Ti model pretty standard for Nvidia's midrange? Didn't the 2070's supers come out in like the same timeframe?
Edit: They did, same with 1070Ti.