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looking back in time and not at todays numbers i would say the GTX970 was probably a best seller.

Regardless of power consumption and heat it will be interesting to see how going back TSMC improve things.

The Nvida hype game is really getting into full swing and it is only the end of April

Command rate 1T don`t see that very often

i am waiting for a good deal on Dying Light 2: Stay Human it will probably be awhile yet.

If the buyers account was compromised that's Ebays responsibility. If you followed the Ebay guidelines when you sold the card then you have the ability to make claim. I have had this issue twice in the past and have had my money refunded in full but not postage costs.

Times They Are A-Changing. At long last. :):):)

I feel like buying GPU's is a form of therapy for me... Anyone else. :D:D:D:D only if you can get them for a lot less then what they have been selling for over the last few years.

Always best to wait it out with new gaming laptops Give it 6 months or more a few bios updates and manufacturing tweaks and it should fix most problems.

With balanced dropping the Gpu down to 125w you could just go with the non pro and save yourself a bit of cash . Whats the fps loss like when it drops down to 125w.

When looking at 5G coverage it seems to me like the upgrading process is slowing down.

Thanks for the input Harold lloyd :)

Or just being in a position to take advantage of opportunity.

pretty much sums it up Gibbo I think generally most costs for the majority of products that make the world go round are dropping back to pre pandemic level. Energy/ fuel prices will eventually be resolved. 2023 looks like it could be a very good year all round.

:D:D:D:D:D I have been saying for over a month now come Easter time there is going to be a lot stock. There are a lot of variables coming together now in general not just in the computer kit business.

Graphic artists make the effort these days to smooth the displayed image. like you say a lot more detail on screen.

It`s a strange one with the RTX 3000 cards that just use the ddr 6 non X some will do 1000 + on the memory with out artefacts others less then 600 but yes +400 is all you need any more will not make any difference

The only problem i can see is if distributors keep drip feeding the market to keep pricing high. a dangerous game to play if you get a price shock event especially for scalpers who have small margins.

When you give it some thought It is not about cost but time say if you put a 100 hours into a game and come away disappointed thats a 100 hours of your life gone that you are not going to get back but if you spend £10 / £20 or what ever amount you can always go and get more money.

Still the increase is small compared to 100 /200% mark up on AIB`s