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2080ti cards failing ?
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Wow crap customer service !
Nvidia needed to sell surplus 10 series stock, they are going the right way about it in the cut throat world of business even though the 2080 series was an unscrupulous release, it seems to be working for them to clear last gen stock.
No one in their right mind would buy into 2080 gen now. The only positive thing is 2080 has bought down prices in the used sector and 1080ti can be had for as little as £400
No one in their right mind would buy into 2080 gen now. The only positive thing is 2080 has bought down prices in the used sector and 1080ti can be had for as little as £400
So now we have the " if you don't own a 2080 series card" police out in force?
I started this thread to make people aware of the possible issues...Many people will find it useful if about to buy one.
Saying that issues should only be discussed if you actually own one is ludicrous bordering on insanity.
No I haven't...
Link? ( in this thread)
And again Just because I don't have one doesn't not mean the release is not up to critique.
Just stay in your 2080 ti owners thread with the other 34 members...
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The thread is valid, the posts that some of you are making isn't! Simple as that and not much gets me angry but reading some of the comments in here does boil my blood. I thought we were all enthusiasts, regardless of what is in our machines
I hear you..But blind enthusiasm is not healthy...
Not when you've just spent £1300...
Just wanted to say thanks for the heads up.
We've just had 18x 2080 Ti FE's free issued by one of our customers, I was oblivious to the fact we were even using them in anything, but I have let the lead project engineer know about the potential failures and advised extended testing before signing off the systems for release back to the customer. The build are being processed this week, so I'll update if we see any failures.
It's highly disappointing to see this sort of QC/QA issue, but it is one of those things that sometimes happens. I do feel bad for the individual users who pay substantial sums of money for these cards, and might be left without a system for a while, hopefully Nvidia can sort them out quickly.
oops missed off 'repair or replacement'. Getting distracted by my Border Collie going apeshit at some scrotes setting off fireworks
My collie was going ape too last night.
It’s such an inefficient design in terms of its complexity...it’s like a prototype !
