Soldato
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The missing rops makes me think back to the days when we were sold 4gb vram and only got 3.5gb 

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They shouldn't do as would be a warranty replacement so they can't ask for more money will be a brand new card.Its what i am thinking but also wondering if they would try and screw me over by saying orice has increased (store i got it from)
The missing rops makes me think back to the days when we were sold 4gb vram and only got 3.5gb![]()
Nvidia should recall the whole 50xx gen, redo the PCBs on all 50xx cards with shunt resistors on the 12V rails, and add another 12Vx6 socket on the 5090. Oh and of course, ensure all cards have correct specs.It's just getting better and better!
Paper launch - check
Fake MSRP - check
Low Stock - check
Scalpers - check
Burning connectors - check
Hardware doesn't match specs - check
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Absolutely, that's what most people here want. We've seen what no competition causes, complacency.If only they did somthing to kick Nvidia where the sun doesn't shine, kick them off the top spot and give them some competition that is good for the consumer
I think it's a mix and mag batch for 5090 and 5090D from China. Somebody mixed up 5090 dies with 5090D for a number of 5090 orders with wrong laser etching. I hope the AIB manufacturers will double check the dies they get form now on.i can tell you right now those early adopters who spent big peaz on a 5090 and discovering the missing ROPS will RMA, they will have to wait ages for a replacement, they will be offered refunds and will cause a ball ache for the resellers, and those who are not bothered will just ignore the situation, once its forgotten about I suspect there will be many 5090s in used market circulation with the missing 8 ROPS
I'm actually really interested to see how this all pans out and what Nvidia's response will be (if anything at all).The missing rops makes me think back to the days when we were sold 4gb vram and only got 3.5gb![]()
I think you're right. Still, huge headache for customers, retailers and anyone else in the chain.I think it's a mix and mag batch for 5090 and 5090D from China. Somebody mixed up 5090 dies with 5090D for a number of 5090 orders with wrong laser etching. I hope the AIB manufacturers will double check the dies they get form now on.
It is. The question is how the manufacturers gonna check, can they test the card connected in a PCIE slot, or does that render the card 'used'? Pretty sure there's no other way to check ROPS.I think you're right. Still, huge headache for customers, retailers and anyone else in the chain.
Lol you don't want to end up with a Palit for £2999.99Ty for the reminder to lower it. I initially set it at £3k just so I could monitor supply.
They will re-list their rop-less scalped cards back on the bay at an even higher price. They are going to be circulating for ages.well some warranty claims only applies to the original purchaser, some brands do allow transfer of warranty though I believe this needs to be done by the original purchaser or the new owner will need the original purchase invoice, also most warranty claims are done through the retailer and NOT the manufacturer so any body who bought via the used market will be out of luck.
I recommend to purchase the GPU's legit thru official channels, not eBay, after 30 days you cant claim a refund on eBay so will put people in a awkward situation, especially paying scalped prices.
It's not that as both those cards have the same ROP count.I think it's a mix and mag batch for 5090 and 5090D from China. Somebody mixed up 5090 dies with 5090D for a number of 5090 orders with wrong laser etching. I hope the AIB manufacturers will double check the dies they get form now on.