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Yup, did that and then bought the fastest ethernet cable i could find and all is good!

Hey guys, this is a weird one. I have a very good broadband package 900 mb up and down. I connect through a wire to my router and I am getting 900 mb download but only about 60 upload. If I run the same test from my phone, so wireless, I can see an upload speed of over 300 mb. I've just...

same for me, 3080TI Zotac, absolutely cracking card

well, this sucks for most people, whoever was waiting for 40xx got royally shafted. I am sooo happy I bought my 3080TI when I found a good offer a few months back, I haven't seen it close to the £800 since, anywhere. Still, it sucks. The good part however is that unless you game at 4k, you...

no, you can see it in my sig, a zotac one, I love them and they have 5 years warranty

no, i bought it from a competitor, which obviously I can't name, they had 44 in stock at that price, all gone in 2 days ...

we're talking about 10% performance difference I believe. I would go with the 3080 myself if we're talking about the 12 gb version. In the end it's up to you to decide if you want to have the extra performance for that kind of cash difference. I was lucky to bag a 3080 ti for £800 but I am not...

so why are you so desperate to buy one, if you don't even need it ?

Works for me, i managed to add a zotac 4090 to my basket. Of course that's where it ends because i am not paying £1800 for a GPU, lmfao :) Some of you though, fill your boots!

I am confused, how are benchmarks run if there are no drivers ?

the 1080 was 600+ initially, that was the MSRP. I had one on pre-order, paid £635 for it. The stock was very low, the queues were huge, there was no way to avoid that kind of price

that's the question, do you absolutely need the extra bump in performance over a 3080TI. I had the same question and went with the 3080TI as I don't really need more power and I don't envisage needing that extra power for the next few years. 1600 + the expense in electricity made it completely...

Well, only if a lot of people pay the prices, right? If only a few gamers here and there pay them then NVidia is going to have a huge problem.

so, anyone up for the £2300 card? :) lmfao

that's the best justification I've seen to date! I cannot pay £650 so the next logical move is to spend £1600! Nvidia must love you :P

Absolutely, I made a similar point earlier. I buy a new computer every 7-8 years sometimes they last even 10. I don't understand this attempt to say that you have to buy the latest and greatest every year or very 2 years. You really don't. My last computer upgrade cost me £800, i had it for 3...

It's not going to kill anything. very few games require a lot of power and most gamers don't play in 4k so again, no need for that much power. you can use 10xx, 20xx and 30xx cards with no issue whatsoever, you don't have to buy the latest and shiniest ...

jesus, the power draw was another reason I went the 3080TI, this one is 350W I believe ...

that's £250 more and I don't need that kind of card for anything really. I am not saying it's a bad price, it's just that I am not comfortable going to that level

that's a very good price, well done you! I did look at the performance difference between 3080, 3080 TI and 3090 and it didn't look like I was getting much with a 3090 so I did not bother tbh. I should add I game at 1440p