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#6050619 Posted on: 09/14/2022 10:36 PM
Hell I put my first good rig back in 2014 together for $1200. X58, i7 950, 12GB DDR3 1600, OCZ 1000w, 80GB raptor, 2x500gb, 2TB, Antec 900, GTX 560ti 2GB.
All of these parts were brand new too. For about 1600 I had a 25 inch in 1080p, Razer Keyboard and mouse, desk. Everything was under 2k.
Most I have ever spent on a gpu is $700 and and was not even the highest gpu, my current 6800xt. So I do not get this obsession with people wanting such an over priced gpu.
man you could build a whole computer for that price back in the day
Hell I put my first good rig back in 2014 together for $1200. X58, i7 950, 12GB DDR3 1600, OCZ 1000w, 80GB raptor, 2x500gb, 2TB, Antec 900, GTX 560ti 2GB.
All of these parts were brand new too. For about 1600 I had a 25 inch in 1080p, Razer Keyboard and mouse, desk. Everything was under 2k.
Most I have ever spent on a gpu is $700 and and was not even the highest gpu, my current 6800xt. So I do not get this obsession with people wanting such an over priced gpu.
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#6050623 Posted on: 09/14/2022 10:59 PM
Hell I put my first good rig back in 2014 together for $1200. X58, i7 950, 12GB DDR3 1600, OCZ 1000w, 80GB raptor, 2x500gb, 2TB, Antec 900, GTX 560ti 2GB.
All of these parts were brand new too. For about 1600 I had a 25 inch in 1080p, Razer Keyboard and mouse, desk. Everything was under 2k.
Most I have ever spent on a gpu is $700 and and was not even the highest gpu, my current 6800xt. So I do not get this obsession with people wanting such an over priced gpu.
I had almost the same build but I stuffed mine with 2x 660Ti for $300 a piece but those weren't my most expensive because I had 2 8800GTXs when they came out. I was quite pleased with the 660tis for the price they were at. Sadly 2gb of Vram did not last very long.
Hell I put my first good rig back in 2014 together for $1200. X58, i7 950, 12GB DDR3 1600, OCZ 1000w, 80GB raptor, 2x500gb, 2TB, Antec 900, GTX 560ti 2GB.
All of these parts were brand new too. For about 1600 I had a 25 inch in 1080p, Razer Keyboard and mouse, desk. Everything was under 2k.
Most I have ever spent on a gpu is $700 and and was not even the highest gpu, my current 6800xt. So I do not get this obsession with people wanting such an over priced gpu.
I had almost the same build but I stuffed mine with 2x 660Ti for $300 a piece but those weren't my most expensive because I had 2 8800GTXs when they came out. I was quite pleased with the 660tis for the price they were at. Sadly 2gb of Vram did not last very long.
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#6050625 Posted on: 09/14/2022 11:07 PM
The Titans and 90 Tis were basically halo products; they were the best of their kind and Nvidia could charge whatever they wanted because the next step down was already pretty much at the edge of what most consumers would find to be an acceptable price. For something like a 4080, that was an already long-established performance tier, where a major price increase is not to be expected.
Ususally you pay double for 33%, if you're really lucky 50% more performance. eg the Titan cards, 3090ti, any top card you choose to mention.
The Titans and 90 Tis were basically halo products; they were the best of their kind and Nvidia could charge whatever they wanted because the next step down was already pretty much at the edge of what most consumers would find to be an acceptable price. For something like a 4080, that was an already long-established performance tier, where a major price increase is not to be expected.
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#6050628 Posted on: 09/14/2022 11:31 PM
still seems funny to me that ppl are buying by model/nbr etc, rather than what fits their wallet and/or performance lvl they NEED.
and if you DO need a +1000 card, well then bite the sour apple...
still seems funny to me that ppl are buying by model/nbr etc, rather than what fits their wallet and/or performance lvl they NEED.
and if you DO need a +1000 card, well then bite the sour apple...
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Ususally you pay double for 33%, if you're really lucky 50% more performance. eg the Titan cards, 3090ti, any top card you choose to mention.