Maybe by Xmas.Am I mad expecting XX70/XX70Ti cards to ever be around £500? I remember this was the price I paid for my 2070s.
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Maybe by Xmas.Am I mad expecting XX70/XX70Ti cards to ever be around £500? I remember this was the price I paid for my 2070s.
Maybe by Xmas.
Ended up ordering the Inno3d IChill X3 3070 from oc today. Decent price honestly, don't mind paying a bit above msrp for the warranty that comes with buying from here.Wow that really good news, I am super tempted to buy one of those right now
Ended up ordering the Inno3d IChill X3 3070 from oc today. Decent price honestly, don't mind paying a bit above msrp for the warranty that comes with buying from here.
wont drop far if people are still buying them even now at silyl prices...
I recently picked up a 3070 tuf OC from OCUK. I didn't realize it had the same cooler as the tuf 3080. It's vey nice and all, apart from the ice forming on the PCB.
Ice forming on the PCB?
Considering they're still hard to get hold of unless you're paying even more extortionate prices...why not?Well done OCUK for selling a graphics card ?
edited it for you,Well done OCUK for selling a inflated priced graphics card ?
they were among the worst for a long time, I mean, I completely understand it from a business point of view, but not sure we should be congratulating them for itedited it for you,obviously everywhere is inflated but compared to some oc inflated price is not as bad as some others
are folk really paying over 700 quid for a 3070
It’s the going rate for a 3070 TUF.
The highest price paid for a 3070 TUF was £1,170 inc on the 17th May.
seen brand new rx6800 going for that on bay.It’s the going rate for a 3070 TUF.
The highest price paid for a 3070 TUF was £1,170 inc on the 17th May.