Soldato
Just the link - but its appeared on the store front
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RTX 3050Ti on Nvidia
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Soldato
Just the link - but its appeared on the store front
if you click on it now just shows 10 laptops with it on.
Thats because it will be coming to desktop - the entire point of this thread /facepalm
well it seems to be a long wait for this one.
It depends on how Intel captures the low end market - but the tech media started ramping up the stories of the RTX 3050Ti for desktop last month
What ever happens they will be charging £300 to £400 for them.
And they should be £150.
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It's scamvidia won't be cheaper than 400
If the 3060 ti FE is £369 then +£400 doesn't seem likely now does it
£368.98 maybe
If the 3060 ti FE is £369 then +£400 doesn't seem likely now does it
£368.98 maybe
The 3060Ti FE is `in stock` for under 10 seconds , every 6 weeks. So no, its a mythical item. The actual in stock 3060Ti are double that price.
How things have change in just over 12 months all because of mining
Again to correct your assertion - its NOT ONLY mining; did you missed the global pandemic? All computer ships and materials are in short supply; Ford have thousands of F150`s parked up waiting for computers, airbus and boeing have both slowed down production , again, waiting for computers. The lead time for a Mercedes A250E with the wifi charging (and other toys) pack is 18 months. Massive demand is not *only* mining , its everything.
Yes everything but i was just looking at it from a graphic card point of view.
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LOL ... 1050 ti is on at just under £220. A 5 yr old £140 card. What a sh*te state of affairs.
I feel like if Nvidia were ever planning to release a 3050 Ti for desktop, they'd have done it by now. The more reliable leakers seem pretty sure that they're re-releasing the 2060 with 12GB of VRAM early next year to serve the "low end" (which apparently now means a ~£250 RRP). Back to the old days when multiple architectures made up a single series of cards and rebrands were common to pad out the product stack. I wouldn't necessarily be hugely against that if the pricing was right, given it relieves some of the pressure on the latest node. The pricing won't be right though.
There was a Dec launch rumour which was laughably unrealistic considering the backlog is set to continue thruout 2022 as stated by the RGB team CEOs and they have to meet insane demand for costly "Super" variants incoming in early 2022.
A repackaged 2060 is still a big jump for owners still holding on to their low end Pascal cards.In a normal launch cycle, that high transistor count would have trickled down to the tiers below it and with it, the normal price associated with that class of card with some inflation thrown in.
A repackaged 2060 is still a big jump for owners still holding on to their low end Pascal cards.In a normal launch cycle, that high transistor count would have trickled down to the tiers below it and with it, the normal price associated with that class of card with some inflation thrown in.