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Review: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3070 Ti Gaming OC
Let's review the Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3070 Ti Gaming OC GeForce RTX 3070 Ti. This card has been factory tweaked, has a custom-design PCB, dual-BIOS modes, a Windforce 3X cooler, and a trick or two more as features.
Read the review here.
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#5919686 Posted on: 06/11/2021 11:45 AM
This particular card could be bought for mere 1099 euros over here. Who wouldn't be insane enough to buy it for that swwet price? Although availability is currently unknown. The competitor's offering, MSI GeForce RTX 3070 Ti SUPRIM X, could be yours immediately for the modest price of 1179.90€.
Great prices if you are a miner or otherwise bonkers.
miners are all over it NVIDIA RTX 3070 Ti mining hashrate | NiceHash
no disrespect intended with that link
This particular card could be bought for mere 1099 euros over here. Who wouldn't be insane enough to buy it for that swwet price? Although availability is currently unknown. The competitor's offering, MSI GeForce RTX 3070 Ti SUPRIM X, could be yours immediately for the modest price of 1179.90€.
Great prices if you are a miner or otherwise bonkers.
miners are all over it NVIDIA RTX 3070 Ti mining hashrate | NiceHash
no disrespect intended with that link
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#5919733 Posted on: 06/11/2021 02:14 PM
1687 EU the cheapest one where I live.
Luckily the price hikes coincided with me growing out of gaming, forgot which was the last game I truly enjoyed. Probably something in the Mass Effect 2 era.
Still love the tech, but I can't see myself spending on these things. For the last 2 years, I've spent my tech budget on sports stuff and made a nice gym at home, much better use of my money, plus my body is fully back online and me much happier.
Rather unbelievable to see these prices. And I thought paying 500EU or so for my 1070ti in the mining craze of 2017 was a lot. How naive of me.
1687 EU the cheapest one where I live.
Luckily the price hikes coincided with me growing out of gaming, forgot which was the last game I truly enjoyed. Probably something in the Mass Effect 2 era.
Still love the tech, but I can't see myself spending on these things. For the last 2 years, I've spent my tech budget on sports stuff and made a nice gym at home, much better use of my money, plus my body is fully back online and me much happier.
Rather unbelievable to see these prices. And I thought paying 500EU or so for my 1070ti in the mining craze of 2017 was a lot. How naive of me.
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#5919902 Posted on: 06/12/2021 08:52 AM
1687 EU the cheapest one where I live.
Luckily the price hikes coincided with me growing out of gaming, forgot which was the last game I truly enjoyed. Probably something in the Mass Effect 2 era.
Still love the tech, but I can't see myself spending on these things. For the last 2 years, I've spent my tech budget on sports stuff and made a nice gym at home, much better use of my money, plus my body is fully back online and me much happier.
Rather unbelievable to see these prices. And I thought paying 500EU or so for my 1070ti in the mining craze of 2017 was a lot. How naive of me.
Got my R6800 for 660 EUR before it all went to shit , and i mined the shit out of it , so basically my card is free
1687 EU the cheapest one where I live.
Luckily the price hikes coincided with me growing out of gaming, forgot which was the last game I truly enjoyed. Probably something in the Mass Effect 2 era.
Still love the tech, but I can't see myself spending on these things. For the last 2 years, I've spent my tech budget on sports stuff and made a nice gym at home, much better use of my money, plus my body is fully back online and me much happier.
Rather unbelievable to see these prices. And I thought paying 500EU or so for my 1070ti in the mining craze of 2017 was a lot. How naive of me.
Got my R6800 for 660 EUR before it all went to shit , and i mined the shit out of it , so basically my card is free

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#5920026 Posted on: 06/12/2021 08:04 PM
1. Never spent more than ~$200 on a graphics card and thought that price was way too high for a low-mid level card.
2. Never will pay more.
3. The prices of these still completely unavailable, paper cards is utterly insane...along with damned near everything else (the insanity, not the prices) these days.
1. Never spent more than ~$200 on a graphics card and thought that price was way too high for a low-mid level card.
2. Never will pay more.
3. The prices of these still completely unavailable, paper cards is utterly insane...along with damned near everything else (the insanity, not the prices) these days.
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This particular card could be bought for mere 1099 euros over here. Who wouldn't be insane enough to buy it for that swwet price? Although availability is currently unknown. The competitor's offering, MSI GeForce RTX 3070 Ti SUPRIM X, could be yours immediately for the modest price of 1179.90€.
Great prices if you are a miner or otherwise bonkers.