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#5633373 Posted on: 01/30/2019 03:16 PM
It was to be expected that AIB cards would be too expensive especially the top of the line ones. Hopefully in the coming months pricing will go down to a more reasonable level.
It was to be expected that AIB cards would be too expensive especially the top of the line ones. Hopefully in the coming months pricing will go down to a more reasonable level.
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#5633374 Posted on: 01/30/2019 03:22 PM
450$ is just insane. No thanks.
450$ is just insane. No thanks.
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#5633395 Posted on: 01/30/2019 04:11 PM
Nice card but not $100 over FE nice.
Nice card but not $100 over FE nice.
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#5633403 Posted on: 01/30/2019 04:39 PM
Very impressive, it's on-pair and beats Vega 64 in a couple of games. This is the kind of mid-range graphics card I would like to buy if Navi turns out to be another disappointment,
but paying that 459€ premium (more like 499€ in my country with vat and "chemical" taxes for electronics) does make it less tasty; not to mention RTX artificially increasing the price.
Very impressive, it's on-pair and beats Vega 64 in a couple of games. This is the kind of mid-range graphics card I would like to buy if Navi turns out to be another disappointment,
but paying that 459€ premium (more like 499€ in my country with vat and "chemical" taxes for electronics) does make it less tasty; not to mention RTX artificially increasing the price.
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Great review, Hilbert.