Soldato
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Can it run Crysis though?
Can it run Crysis though?
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This made me chuckle more than it should have...
It is worth noting the 9800GTX(+) wasn't really a top end card. Rebrand of an 8800GT from memory.
No that was the 9800 GT
Actually the rebrands/renames followed this path:It is worth noting the 9800GTX(+) wasn't really a top end card. Rebrand of an 8800GT from memory.
Actually the rebrands/renames followed this path:
8800GT became 9800GT became OEM GTS240
8800GTS (512MB) became 9800GTX became 9800GTX+ became GTS250 and then finally became dodgy Chinese GTX780s lol.
It really isn't, when the cost to retailers goes up they have to raise their prices to make profit or they will go out of business, it's that simple. I think it's pretty cool that OCUK have been open with forum users about the costs/etc involved and 8-10% margin on a product you ship for free is more than reasonable.its retailers adding extra on top of all that. big time.
it should be quite simple
*60 = 250/300
*70 = 350/400
*80 = 500
*80ti = 6-700
It really isn't, when the cost to retailers goes up they have to raise their prices to make profit or they will go out of business, it's that simple. I think it's pretty cool that OCUK have been open with forum users about the costs/etc involved and 8-10% margin on a product you ship for free is more than reasonable.
If they were making 8% on the £750 1080ti's with the codes then it's still only 20% at most for the £900 cards (VAT scales) which is a perfectly acceptable markup for a retailer when you factor in they're responsible for transit/aftersales/etc.they are not making only 8% margin selling 1080ti's for £900+, that was in reference to the voucher codes they did
I looked at that and immediately felt saddened that anyone could consider that how it should be, remembering how only a couple of years ago I bought an overclocked AIB *70 card that performed like a stock *80 from OCUK for £160. Then I realised that was 2010, and it's now 2018, time flies XD
Sooo much this mate??
buying 512kb of ram for my amiga 500 for like 100 quid back in1995
u think the cost can go up by 300£ in 1 month ?not rlyIt really isn't, when the cost to retailers goes up they have to raise their prices to make profit or they will go out of business, it's that simple. I think it's pretty cool that OCUK have been open with forum users about the costs/etc involved and 8-10% margin on a product you ship for free is more than reasonable.
Im poland everything was 2x more as it was all import no stores ect. Only piracy jarpppi paid 50 quid for my 512k in 1991-92