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NVIDIA 4000 Series

$1,600 in the us, £1,699 here... I know we almost reached parity in the dollar to the pound but its the first time I've seen the UK cost greater in number than the us one for a card.

we've gone past parity now the £ is only worth around $1.08 because once 20% VAT is added we are more expensive. Parity is only possible if £1 = $1.2 dollars
 
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$1,600 in the us, £1,699 here... I know we almost reached parity in the dollar to the pound but its the first time I've seen the UK cost greater in number than the us one for a card.

US taxes don't include state taxes until checkout. You have to convert it to GBP (£1 to $1.11 atm) then add 20% VAT, as we advertise everything with taxes include (our taxes don't vary by state).

So $1600 --> £1443 + 20% VAT = £1731

Nvidia RRP in UK is £1699.
 
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Tells you why they launched the 4090 first. They would have been creamed in reviews had the wannabe 4080's launched first.

Yeah, it'll be interesting to see how reviewers spin the 4080 cards as there is likely to be a regression in price/performance compared to a 3080.
 
US taxes don't include state taxes until checkout. You have to convert it to GBP (£1 to $1.11 atm) then add 20% VAT, as we advertise everything with taxes include (our taxes don't vary by state).

So $1600 --> £1443 + 20% VAT = £1731

Nvidia RRP in UK is £1699.
OCUK tax for gibbos new car :D
 
Are people getting that excited over a 40% jump in performance? This is no differrent than the RTX3090 over the RTX2080TI and so on.

Really? I've watched a few video reviews and they've all said this is the biggest generational jump in years. It appears to be a much higher than 40% jump at 4k. Anyone buying this card for 1440p (ultrawide fair enough) or 1080p is a bit warped.
 
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Watched Jayz Two Cents video and you will need a huge case for founders as the where the power cable is ! The connector is making the adaptor strain as you have to bending it down ..it WILL hit the side of the glass etc putting strain on the connector
 
Really? I've watched a few video reviews and they've all said this is the biggest generational jump in years. It appears to be a much higher than 40% jump at 4k. Anyone buying this card for 1440p or 1080p is a bit warped.

On selected benchmarks. 43% over an RTX3090TI. RTX3090 is 45% over a RTX2080TI. Even if you look at the RTX3080 is not even twice the performance but at over twice the price. It just shows the Apple-like hold Nvidia has over gamers minds.


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Are people getting that excited over a 40% jump in performance? This is no differrent than the RTX3090 over the RTX2080TI and so on but with another big price jump.

Goodness grief no wonder Nvidia can charge more and more,when the expectations get lower and lower.
Only watched HUnboxed so far but 60% at 4K on average. Improvements in certain games are huge.
 
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