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Ive been following closely what gets shipped and noticed a majority of the TUF cards are OC versions. Surely the demand for non OC versions are higher. Whats happening to those customers?
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Asus TUF 3080 Non-OC
- Thread starter Stefan Oprisan
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Link?
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/t...-situation-no-competitor-discussion.18901042/
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/t...-situation-no-competitor-discussion.18901036/
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/t...deliveries-how-to-cancel-your-order.18899277/
They're all pinned at the top of the GPU section...
There's not been any non-OC since the first week and absolutely no info anywhere about when/if we'll see any more. They're practically hens teeth, which is absolute madness as they're the most popular card.
ASUS are to blame too though. The only difference between OC and non-OC is the factory clock, which users can change themselves anyway, the hardware is identical between the two. ASUS seem to just be making considerably more OC versions for that sweet, sweet extra £20 (minus taxes etc)
ASUS are to blame too though. The only difference between OC and non-OC is the factory clock, which users can change themselves anyway, the hardware is identical between the two. ASUS seem to just be making considerably more OC versions for that sweet, sweet extra £20 (minus taxes etc)
the name OCUK would suggest that the users themselves are the overclockers. Not Some lazy attempt to grandstand and falsely postulate you're "part of the club" cause you bought a card that had all the hard work done for you for an extra few quid.