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Sadly not, neither version, just the Suprim.
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Sadly not, neither version, just the Suprim.
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It's almost as if AMD enjoy dropping the ball.
After the Beyond Expensive event price unveil I'd have thought that an open goal for AMD to swoop in and steal marketshare.
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Thanks, can strike it from the list
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AMDonks.
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not at the high end it seems...
I'm probably prejudging they have a few days to pull something together, all it says atm is they aren't after marketshare and are gonna slot right into Jensen's pricing structure.
Remember AMD and Nvidia were both taken to court for price fixing and collusion in the past.
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Affair alarm bells should be ringing good sirI was all like "Can't justify it and definitely will not buy this overpriced corpo milking machine!", then my wife just today "I heard new super fast GPU is coming but cost close to £2k? I think you should buy it, you like toys like that and it's not a problem for us.
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you should check out the pico 4 vr also its coming out next week, already few reviews of it thats what i plan on getting to match the 4090 the pancake lenses on it look a great upgrade and 2160 per eye
Oh, you're not wrong, I am sure I know what is on the table... Isn't it always?The cynic in me would just be asking what it is she's wanting to buy for a few grand
But still, nice!
Agreed! Though, judging from all the info we got in the past few years from AIBs (various anonymous leaks and then less anonymous with 3k series), NVIDIA is charging AIBs so much that they simply can't compete with FE anymore. All with the goal of pricing them out of the market and taking fully over selling their products, in time. After all, they seem to be willing to become "Apple" of GPUs.
It says "Starting at", it doesn't say this is the FE price and that it will stay like this irrelevant of Sterling vs USD shenanigans. We'll know for sure on the 12th.
It's not that bad. Usually it's "Are you happy with your new toy? Good good... Listen there's this thing called "new kitchen" - only 10 grand.So sorry to hear of your wife's affair.
" - or something similar
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Apparently the review drivers were leaked
Manufacturers will always use the safest route (to avoid being sued later), hence no wonder they try to account for all kinds of crappy PSUs out there. With good cables (made of proper copper with enough diameter), you should be able to run it all with just 2 plugs (like Corsair's one). But if one uses PSU and/or cables from AliExpress... well, fire is definitely on the table and 4 separate cables should minimise the risk.
That's what I did - G-Sync Ultimate monitor, in theory working with 6800XT but trouble in practice. Got tired of all the shenanigans, so I got myself sensibly priced new 3080Ti but I can still return it, right as 4090 is being released, now that wife green-lit the latter. Logic says "NO! Don't need it, waste of monies!" but... logic rarely wins against new-toy excitement with wife encouraging. She definitely wants somethingUnfortunately for me I've got a G-Sync monitor so no choice really.
Could get a 30 series card but where's the fun in that
You say that but I run into many issues on AMD card with the Alienware QD OLED monitor - flickering of image at times, black screena, shenanigans with alt-tab between full screen game and other apps and even few crashes of the g-sync module (full power cycle of the monitor was needed to reanimate it). It's very buggy. AMD card works fine on a freesync monitor, and g-sync monitor works with 0 issues on NVIDIA GPU. There's some incompatibility and I put the blame on NVIDIA for that one.You have the Dell Alienware AW3821DW, do you not? As with other relatively recent G-SYNC monitors, you can access the full functionality of the G-SYNC module via Adaptive-Sync (DP) on an AMD GPU. So you're not restricted to Nvidia GPUs because of your monitor.
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I feel bad! Was a badly judged joke and on reading back seems really mean; my apologies. So then... you thinking FE or AIB?It's not that bad. Usually it's "Are you happy with your new toy? Good good... Listen there's this thing called "new kitchen" - only 10 grand.
Only FE. I had 3060Ti FE in my hand, beautiful thing and feels quite premium in hand. Was very silent too. AIB often look just... not the way I would like them to look, plus the size of 4090 AIBs and pricing are ridiculous this time too. I also care 0 for RGB - I'll put it in, close the case and forget it exist till next upgrade time.
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Welcome to the internet!!!
Depends on PSU, but NVIDIA's official requirements list 850W PSU, so should be enough (if it's good one). My current 3080Ti and Ryzen 5800 x3D take from the socket (so that includes loses on heat etc.) 500W max in stress (OCCT PSU test). And 4090 FE would add only 100W to this (3080Ti is 350W by itself). Plenty of headroom to spare in my case, with 850W Corsair PSU. Unless OC comes into play, then it can quickly hit the PSU wall.
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