Soldato
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I've not really been keeping much of an eye on GPU availability, what are the chances of landing a FE 3060ti at RRP?
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I think it's fair to say that only nV have actual RRPs, for the FE cards.
The AIBs either deliberately scrapped or never had an RRP in the first place, or have increased them a couple times already (see Asus, etc).
So presumably what most people mean by "above RRP" is "above FE price".
Although I personally wouldn't have paid above FE price, and was lucky enough to get an FE, the AIB cards aren't the FE model. Which isn't to say they're better, as the FE cards kick ass, but they can't necessarily match the FE price with their non-FE cards.
I've not really been keeping much of an eye on GPU availability, what are the chances of landing a FE 3060ti at RRP?
Very low.I've not really been keeping much of an eye on GPU availability, what are the chances of landing a FE 3060ti at RRP?
Better cooling yeah, quieter? debatable.I would say go for the AIB models, better cooling, quieter.
Last few generations of GPUs the coolers on the first party cards have gotten a lot less bad. So there's not much in it any more, but yeah many of the AIB cards will have better coolers, but not all of them.I would say go for the AIB models, better cooling, quieter.
Missed out again but a sign off things improving
The previous 2 crypto mining collapses ended with a huge glut of 2nd hand cards flooding the market. I would expect to see £200 3060s, or less.
The etherium dev's have claimed an end date of Q1 2022. [Although they have pushed back most of their previous deadlines before]
you are aware that more coins can be mined other than ETH?
I'm not aware of anything, no.
Last time I checked Eth-Classic, Raven, Ergo, Vertcoin etc added up to less than 4% of Eth's market cap. That means that even on free electricity, if all miners swapped to a **** coin they wouldn't be able to make enough to keep up with equipment depreciation.
I'm sure many would still mine on the hope of getting lucky on the next winning bet. Mine a bunch of currently very low value crypto, hope one of them does a bitcoin and the market price jumps to 100,000+ times what it is now.
So what's going to pay their electricity bills? Hardware costs.
you are aware that more coins can be mined other than ETH?
3060 ti fe is easy to bag when they drop, nvidia are ramping up supply of 3060 range. And they are not mining restricted.
That should be fixed now.You can see the voucher codes when not logged in. The voucher is for item now out of stock so hopefully they can fix prior to the next code being posted.
I have to say have you used a 3060 Ti FE? they are extremely quiet and keep the card cool too. I've got mine overclocked which doesn't break 73 degrees at 64% fan which is barely a whisper in my case..I would say go for the AIB models, better cooling, quieter.