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the 4090 should have been more expensive).
I think overclockers agrees as well@malachi my work computer routes through Belgium and I couldn't buy one. My personal computer doesn't, and I can buy one. It's a geographic restriction.
Unless there is a lot of volume, this card feels mispriced (or the 4090 should have been more expensive).
Unless there is a lot of volume, this card feels mispriced (or the 4090 should have been more expensive).
Thanks OverDriveThat comment made me go too, however having read @Wintermute2 excellent and informative posts a few pages ago in this thread and done some further reading, I'm now less .
I really want a leather jacket now though!
Thanks OverDrive
I know I had a chuckle at this but I do agree with you that Nvidia have got themselves into a right mess over the pricing of both of these cards. Their share price over the next 3-6 months will be an interesting watch.@malachi my work computer routes through Belgium and I couldn't buy one. My personal computer doesn't, and I can buy one. It's a geographic restriction.
Unless there is a lot of volume, this card feels mispriced (or the 4090 should have been more expensive).
GN on Nvidia 16 pin response
I've been away for the last 5 weeks and sadly missed trying to get a 4090 at launch. Originally I was trying to buy the ROG Strix OC (to replace my very dated ROG OC 1080Ti). However now I'm back, after looking at a lot of reviews, am I missing something, or is there little point in going for a ROG OC at 2.5k (frustratingly 250quid more than when I left) over something like a ZOTAC?
What am I missing?
Thanks for the reply mate. This is pretty much the summary I was getting to, it's a slight shame as I really don't like the ZOTAC design, but it's significantly cheaper than say the ASUS cards.Zotac are only AIB partner to have 5 yr warranty on their cards now EVGA have left. Whatever resolution you game at, you'll never notice the difference between any of the cards when playing games. Measurable yes - will you feel it in game? no.
Only benchers will be interested in the top cards or builders specific on aesthetics.
Summary: There are currently 50 cases globally of burning adaptors or cables, this is out of sales of over 125,000 RTX4090 GPUs. The vast majority of these cases were caused by the same issue - the user failed to correctly insert the cable/adaptor into the GPU. Nvidia is doing further research into finding a way to ensure the cable is correctly inserted prior to powering on the GPU.