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Don't worry, we'll be able to get 3 series cards at inflated second hand prices...
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Haven't looked, but those with more knowledge might know if India's proposed "ban" on private crypto and China's crackdown on mining have had an impact?
go lok at the prices and supply of gfx cards and answer your own question
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And how will "loking" at the prices and supply of gfx cards give me instant expertise in cryptocurrency, the law relating to cryptocurrency in 2 countries I've never been to and the impact of said law on those prices and supply?
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Over 14 months since 3080 came out ... nothing in stock still? Bananas.
do you see cards in stock at anywhere near msrp? there is your answer *******
Been plenty of stock. Just sold out quickly.
Whats the MSRP then?
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Yes, that's the MSRP of the FOUNDERS EDITION.here it is
Also note it says "starting price" I.e that's the minimum amount. There is no MSRP for AIB cards.
AIB's used to have MSRP's in previous generation launches, so why have they suddenly decided to stop now?
Top of the review page;
https://bit-tech.net/reviews/tech/graphics/asus-geforce-gtx-980-ti-strix-review/1/
Bottom of first page;
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/asus-gtx-1080-strix/
Direct from Asus site;
https://rog.asus.com/articles/gamin...nd-rtx-2080-graphics-cards-from-rog-and-asus/
I recently had to RMA my 3080 eagle to gigabyte. Can't really fault the UK team. They received my card on the 26th Nov and have returned by the 1st Dec.
I had several crashes and once or twice had some artefecting. I had a notification from DPD saying my deliver was due on the 1st. I asked gigabyte what was wrong. They said that they have sent me a new card.
No idea if they even tested it, they just said in the email it was replaced for new.
I had several crashes and once or twice had some artefecting. I had a notification from DPD saying my deliver was due on the 1st. I asked gigabyte what was wrong. They said that they have sent me a new card.
No idea if they even tested it, they just said in the email it was replaced for new.
I spent 5 minutes looking. I wasn't going to waste any more of my time finding something I already knew. I don't call the last link from Asus direct "not a msrp" if they say a price then that's their msrp as far as I'm concerned.
And if you read my previous message I said it was funny how this release they decided not to release a price, yet they have in every other previous generations.
I really don't understand why people keep making excuses and trying to make it seem like this is something completely normal, it simply isn't. Do some people feel the need to defend faceless corporations that strongly? It really is quite shocking
But the Asus link isn't a MSRP. That's the price they have decided to charge.
And I'm not making excuses. People the completely wrong idea with MSRP, and that Nvidias own MSRP is different from Asus, MSI, EVGA etc etc (and even Nvidia themselves state starting price or starting from)
I'm well aware each AiB has their own msrp, never said anything to the contrary. I know nvidi have their own msrp for their FE cards.
And in every previous generational launch AiB price their SKUs generally ranging from the same price as nvidia fe cards or around $20-$100 more for their higher end models with better cooling etc.
This time around though that hasn't happened. They haven't even suggested what their prices are and the prices in retailers are 50% to 100% more than FE. That's unprecedented, I've never seen it before in 20+ years of buying PC parts.
And If the suggested price on Asus own website isn't proof of a Manufacturer suggested retail price then I don't know what is. I really can't be arsed carrying on this discussion if you don't accept a Manufacturer saying this is the price of our cards on their own website isn't a msrp.
Your not getting it are you?
Guess what? And to make it clear, PRICES CHANGE, so that isn't a MSRP, that is the price when that website was published. Same with the reviews.
The only manufacturer I have seen post a price is EVGA, but even they sent out an email a few months back saying they had to put prices up due to manufacturing cost increases.