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only hope and boy its a slim hope is that Nvidia go with aggressive pricing for the super/ti refreshes, in turn will force AMD to lower theirs, its less than a wafer thin hope i reckon, its more borderline insanity for even thinking it
only hope and boy its a slim hope is that Nvidia go with aggressive pricing for the super/ti refreshes, in turn will force AMD to lower theirs, its less than a wafer thin hope i reckon, its more borderline insanity for even thinking it
only hope and boy its a slim hope is that Nvidia go with aggressive pricing for the super/ti refreshes, in turn will force AMD to lower theirs, its less than a wafer thin hope i reckon, its more borderline insanity for even thinking it
So true... I really need to upgrade but GPU market is just so bad it's insane. BF was my last hope to get something decent but seems like discount to prices bit higher than there were few months ago is best you can get at the moment.
Glad I bought mine before BF.
You can actually get a Seagate Firecuda 530 2TB
you can get the one with the heat sink for £2 more than the WD.
folk that buy high end dont need/deserve discounts if paying that amount of cash for a gpuno deals at the high end I'll wager, completely excluded
With that said, high end cards raise the prices of some very, very bad GPU's.folk that buy high end dont need/deserve discounts if paying that amount of cash for a gpu
reason for high gpu's mainly mid to lower is gamers buying the bloody things, if they didnt buy then prices would fall, simple economics, apart from corporate greed, aka AMD/nvidia, especially the laterWith that said, high end cards raise the prices of some very, very bad GPU's.
You can’t run a pc without a graphics card and if your budget is not very high then what choice do people have than buy mid tier stuff.
there is a used market that gives you far better value, you sure your not suffering FOMO here
theres always a choice, your not being forced to buy a new over priced card
I doubt it would make any difference now, they'd just make less cards for gamers. If you hold off for the market to change, you'll be waiting a long time (if ever).
To be fair, I thought the same, but according to Reuters, half of Nvidia profit comes from gaming and thus, one has to assume that profit margins in graphics card sales would be at the very forefront of Nvidia's thinking. If their profits; - and subsequently their shares were to experiences a contraction, then they would absolutely react.
Yeah, I did check that before my post (what I saw said 4x% something), but there's massive growth in AI/datacentre markets and gaming isn't shrinking. They're still selling everything they can make (even at the high-end). A few rebel gamers are just a drop in the ocean.
I'm guessing there is a lot of over business/r&d synergy. Seeing as Nvidia own 80 to 95% of the AI market - I'd say, people whom bet on DLSS, are good to go.
