Soldato
Our pricing strategy and disregard for customers just works...
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Not likely to see price cuts as the Turing chips are expensive to make.
Hopefully on the 7nm node future NVidia cards will be cheaper.
As a 2080ti owner there might be a decent case here for a class action lawsuit due to misleading consumers and an intent to deceive.
I paid for a card with touted next generation capabilities which "just work." So far, there's a sub par implementation of RTX in one game. The game they often demo'd "Shadow of the Tomb Raider" for months still has no patch!
DLSS is another case "where is it?" What are the different implementation types and so on. BF V was demo'd with DLSS but where's the consumer version?
As consumers, we are stuck footing the bill for dedicated hardware that we have no use for considering it was presented as the main reason to buy. Infact, the entire branding was changed to reflect this advancement in technology that was the main reason to buy.
If there's a lawyer on here that deals with similar cases, would love for you to opine on this.
would like to be a fly on the wall at the next nvidia board meeting,very questionable business decisions have been made this generation.
Poor RTX sales?
The company suggested that management of the excess inventory due to the cryptocurrency boom went as expected, but that sales of "certain high-end GPUs using Nvidia's new Turing architecture" didn't meet expectations because some customers are "waiting for lower price points and further demonstrations of RTX technology in actual games."
Really? LOL You think customers are happy just paying 1k on GPUs to last a couple months before the next line up comes along.
Dam sure they want lower pricing.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-results-q4-2019-guidance-revision,38509.html
Not likely to see price cuts as the Turing chips are expensive to make.
Hopefully on the 7nm node future NVidia cards will be cheaper.
watched it when he put it up mate, ( i like jims content )This generation. Watch the adored TV video on Nvidia on YouTube it's about an hour long
I haven't bought a Nvidia card since the 970
then a PS5 is looking more attractive.
Poor RTX sales?
The company suggested that management of the excess inventory due to the cryptocurrency boom went as expected, but that sales of "certain high-end GPUs using Nvidia's new Turing architecture" didn't meet expectations because some customers are "waiting for lower price points and further demonstrations of RTX technology in actual games."
Really? LOL You think customers are happy just paying 1k on GPUs to last a couple months before the next line up comes along.
Dam sure they want lower pricing.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-results-q4-2019-guidance-revision,38509.html
Once VRR 120hz and k/b and mouse are implemented on the next gen of (serious) consoles then nVidia best to realllllllly start to sweat!!! (along with IGP's becoming better and better and start to chew up the 1080p market).
People didn't buy the "it just works" marketing strategy. Partly because it DIDN'T just work