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The 680 was an absolute stonking price when it came out IIRC.
It's the only Nvidia card I've ever bought really, and I bought it at launch.
Think it was around £400 if I remember. Half the price of the current standard.
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The 680 was an absolute stonking price when it came out IIRC.
It's the only Nvidia card I've ever bought really, and I bought it at launch.
The 690 was a dual 680 card and wasn't badly priced for what it was. The 680 was cheaper than the 7970, which launched around 3 months prior. The Titan was NVidia's way of testing the water with high pricing but it was a halo product but sadly, the norm now.If my memory serves me well the stupid Nvidia pricing first came into play when the GTX 690 launched. The 4-5-680 weren’t cheap, but they were affordable and all three could beast 1080p with maxed out settings.
I don’t care about 240Hz refresh at 1080p, first person shooters have been done to death and I don’t see any point investing stupid money to have a slightly better win/lose/kill/death ratio on a profile no one cares about anyway.
Think it was around £400 if I remember. Half the price of the current standard.
The 690 was a dual 680 card and wasn't badly priced for what it was. The 680 was cheaper than the 7970, which launched around 3 months prior. The Titan was NVidia's way of testing the water with high pricing but it was a halo product but sadly, the norm now.
Didn't you buy a titan?
Didn't you buy a titan?
Two!
2 and then a 3rd from the MM.
It stutters if Hairworks is enabled, this setting is bugged from my testing. I disabled it and it's much smoother on my GTX 1080, I doubt an upgrade would help here.
Unfortunately I'm of the opinion that you're in the camp of those whom have forced the pricing up by buying despite the price.
You're well within your rights to have bought it, don't get me wrong. But because people bought it, it's allowed the current situation. That both vendors are happy to take advantage of.
I agree Mart and also hold myself responsible for the hike in prices. Whilst in the past it has never bothered me, I won't be doing the same in the future.Unfortunately I'm of the opinion that you're in the camp of those whom have forced the pricing up by buying despite the price.
You're well within your rights to have bought it, don't get me wrong. But because people bought it, it's allowed the current situation. That both vendors are happy to take advantage of.
I agree Mart and also hold myself responsible for the hike in prices. Whilst in the past it has never bothered me, I won't be doing the same in the future.
I got my gtx980 gaming edition for £399 with a couple of games on black Friday 2014 . Sure it was a special offer but personally I thought the gtx 970 and gtx980 were fairly priced for what they were.Think it was around £400 if I remember. Half the price of the current standard.
I have not been gaming much, if any at all recently and spending more time doing other things instead. I do miss my gaming but even when I sit down to play and have a couple of hours, I play for 10 mins and pack up. Hopefully it comes back but even if it does, I am looking to a PS5 nextGlad to here it and hope there is a huge shift to this kind of mentality. I fear it won't be the case though and the current trend of mainstream top end will stay around the £1k mark. We have also had a double dunt in this country at the same time with Brexit seriously screwing the £ which was already on it's way down. This makes the higher price in $ even worse in £'s.
NVIDIA RTX Super Series graphics cards launch date: July 9th
These are the planned dates so far. It is still possible that NVIDIA sees this and decides to move them around just to discredit the leak scene but considering these dates have already been seeded to journalists, once the NDA lifts, they will be able to confirm that these were indeed the original dates they were told:
- July 2: Planned announcement day for all graphics cards (RTX 2060 SUPER, RTX 2070 SUPER, RTX 2080 SUPER). AKA soft launch.
- July 9: GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER and GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER arrive on shelves.
- July 23: GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER planned to hit the shelves. [Tentative]
The buy a card that's worth the money you've got to buy a Vega from 2017, or you're someone who is still playing at 1080p who can have a good experience for £150 or even less.
Remember paying £650 for my 980Ti and it hurt me pretty bad. Dread to think what laying over a grand out on a card would feel like.