Caporegime
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£200/220 on forums atm it seems (from non-delusional people), but an extra 50 for a 2yrs warranty ain't too awful.
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Is now a good time to buy low/medium end graphic cards
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ill have a look, thank you
If you are still looking - I would recommend an RTX 3070 for 1080p now, if you can stretch to £310 (from elsewhere).
I had a RTX 3070 Founders Edition a couple years ago and I was happy with the performance.
Nvidia is losing to last generation used cards on value, which is a shame...
I had a RTX 3070 Founders Edition a couple years ago and I was happy with the performance.
Nvidia is losing to last generation used cards on value, which is a shame...
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thank you for all your voices fair bit to think about and got overtime next week so maybe be able to get something sooner than i planned. happy days. Thank you forum, my question answered with no trolling, as it took a while to post as didnt want ridicule or shamed in lack of knowledge and understanding.
Thats all about vram limitations. 3070 still a strong gpu, nice bandwidth however limited on vram amount. £100 behind 6800xt on used market even though they were priced similar on the real market. People going for budget don't care about ray tracing.
I sense same between 4070 vs 7800xt / 4070ti vs 7900xt / 4080 vs 7900xtx for next release.
ps: sorry for the off-topic
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