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AMD VEGA confirmed for 2017 H1
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Soldato
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Why don't you replace your current 290 with it
Nah its a work PC mate, wouldnt feel right, i wouldnt buy one personally, and definitely wouldnt take one from my work.
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Ah a work pc, i read that like you bought it for your own personal work
Nah if it was a personal one i would have bought an AMD Firepro thingy or whatever they are called for CAD, definitely wouldnt have bought a 1080 lol
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Why? Because they skipped one year? All AMD need to do is release a high end GPU competing with Nvidia line up and they right back in the game.
Nvidia have also done this strategy in the past, you see them playing catch-up?
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I hear that. £1200 for a 471mm2 GPU is just depressing.
If you are going to quote it please get the price right.
It makes me laugh on the one hand when most of my previous GPUs were around that 470mm2 mark (or would have been) and largely I paid less than £200 not long after release for them (not that I expect that these days).
nVidia has basically got people paying over £1000 for what is basically the GTX470 for this generation :|
I thought it was £1200? Is it £1100 or £1150 or something precisely?
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1110.72 without shipping. That's a straight dollar conversion with 20% vat.
Wrong again.
This thread is laughable.
If people are going to debate something the least they can do is get the basic facts right.
The price is there for all to see on their website and has not changed since launch day.
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I was not wrong. The top link was the U.S. which was $1200. Convert that and see what you get. Now that you have said it i looked again and there is a co.uk. site with the £ price which is £1099.99. Still convert the Dollar price and tell me i am wrong. My maths were fine but unlike other etailers the Nvidia price is not linked to the $. I don't see how that's laughable as you put it.
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/10series/titan-x-pascal Top link for Titan X in google.
http://www.geforce.co.uk/hardware/10series/titan-x/ Second top for Titan X
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I think the figure you are looking for would be grossly overpriced.
The actual price is £1099
For that you get a card that has a poor cooler and is badly put together in some cases.
Who said Asian workers are more quality orientated, don't believe it. When you see how the thermal pads are fitted in some of the cards and the chewing gum material they are made from you will know it is not true about the Asian quality myth.
Stop wasting my time, you were wrong.
The price is what it is on the website and has not changed since launch day.
And you have still managed to get the uk price wrong even after visiting their website lol.
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Check the links and i rest my case. Any how didn't you water cool? Sop in reality you paid around £1200 or more per card.
Seriously click the links. The top link is a .com which gives you U.S. $ or Canadian.
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Now your just being a ****. 99p out which is an easy mistake. You in some kind of woman mode this morning. I get enough of that in the house thank you. Everything bar Nvidia usually ends in a 99
Nope
I am just tried of garbage threads like this where people endlessly argue and they can not get the basics right like the actual price of something.
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