Why would 1 in 400 be your average PC?
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NVIDIA 4000 Series
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Why would 1 in 400 be your average PC?
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Sorry I'm not saying it is the average I'm saying that the average pc bar is so low that 1 in 400 users having a 4090 doesn't seem right. Wasn't there "only" 100,000 4090s rumored to be sold by mid November?
Perhaps the Steam survey is just that highly engaged portion of the market likely to submit results? And hence more likely to have more powerful hardware?
Perhaps the Steam survey is just that highly engaged portion of the market likely to submit results? And hence more likely to have more powerful hardware?
They randomly select people for the survey and they know who submits when asked from their history.
It's like any survey, you take into account some people are more likely to agree to the survey.
Who gave you this 100,000 number that you trust more than Steam?
0.24% of 120m is 288,000.
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How many people in your friend group pay paid 1000+ for a mobile phone? Is it more than 1 in 400?
Here in the Galaxy Fold 4 Owners Group, yes, it is.
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Definitely 0.. but I don't have 400 friends so jury is still out
Plus I think pay monthly contracts are a lot higher/more socially acceptable for a phone.
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Hi all. I haven't really been following the 4000 series launch or the equivalent AMD launch.
Can anyone give me a TLDR?
How were prices?
How was FE availability?
What's the general performance uplift this gen?
Thanks.
Can anyone give me a TLDR?
How were prices?
How was FE availability?
What's the general performance uplift this gen?
Thanks.
Read some reviews and check OCUK prices. FE availability was poor but better than the 3080 series.
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Read some reviews and check OCUK prices. FE availability was poor but better than the 3080 series.
I've seen some reviews and prices, I know prices were high, but I haven't followed close enough to see whether the FE was reasonably available to buy. I was more interested in the overall lie of the land this gen which one doesn't get very easily from the individual product reviews.
Benchmarks and comparisons in reviews will tell you the generational differences.
Yeah check reviews. As a very rough rule of thumb uplifts are in line with price increases over last gen.
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Ok thanks, yeah I already got that impression. What about stock and FE? I notice its out of stock on Nvidia's website - how easy has it been to get, how often the drops etc?
Probably best ask on the owners thread - richdog already mentioned availability was better than the 3000
For the 4080 maybe, the 4090 hasn't had a uk drop in weeks last i read.
But not in price.
