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well I emailed the retail reseller and said I ordered in desperation but my true desire was a 5090, they asked for pictures in which I provided, I explained that card is still sealed with its plastic seals and packaging, luckily they accepted the return, I checked their website and they have a 14 day return window, after that you cannot return unless its faulty, so I posted it this afternoon at a cost of £19 next day guaranteed special delivery
well when the RTX 20 series were released they were priced very high, I bought my Asus Strix 2080ti for £1250
i watched a 5070 teardown and the card looks like a GPU thats made for consoles, once the cooler was removed there was hardly anything left, when they compared it to a 5080 the difference was hugeDid anyone actually buy an RTX 5070?
Wasn't the 5080 PCB smaller?
nah the PCB was way bigger and looked much busier too, it was the gamers nexus teardown vid someone posted earlier
Indeed. Anyone with any kind of understanding of electricity would stay away.
Now that AMD have released what looks like an actually great card, I think you're right.
(MSI Gaming Trio)
Considering the overclocks that everyone seems to get on core and memory they could probably release one tomorrow (deliveries just in time for Christmas).
How are we super-ing it. Nothing left on the gb203 die?
I think it's more that they need something to push the regular 5080 price down as it's looking like a bit of a lemon atm.
That still doesn't explain what chip are they going to use to do that? The 5080 is already a fully unlocked gb203, and cutting down the gb202 and selling it at a price that would allow them to reduce the price of the 5080 also doesn't make any sense.
