Yep, I have the 3060Ti and it really is fast enough for the vast majority of gaming needs. Be better IMO if more effort was made making that tier card more easily available than padding out the high end.
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080Ti to be "available" on June 3rd, RTX 3070Ti on June 10th
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I'm sure people are going to express their outrage at this 'rubbing salt in the wounds' by not buying them....
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You would expect an enough of a build up of stock levels for a product launch to last at least hour or two of constant sales based on a one card limit per customer/delivery address in place.
If not the launch should be delayed...
As you clearly have not got enough stock with suppliers.
And this is squarely on NVIDIA, as they decide when to launch.
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Well, it's true, NVIDIA seem to be able to get away with anything. I mean people are hysterical about buying a new graphics card and would buy it irrespective of cost and how bad NVIDIA PR is..
Most people don't care about 'feelings' when it comes to buying consumer goods. GPUs aren't any different, despite how emotional people get about it on nerd forums.
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I think a lot of lucky 3080 owners might go for the Ti as its a win win. More performance for no cash when old card is moved on. Rumour is the Ti will be £1300 MSRP, double low end 3080 at launch!I'll do my best to pickup a MSRP founders edition from Nvidia
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I've never attempted to pick up a card at launch before. Will they just be available from the Nvidia site or will OC and the like have a stock for launch day?
If you are looking for a founders edition, they pop up on another website. They aren't listed until the link goes live, and when it does, you have around 15 seconds to get your order in.
I'd recommend joining an alerts channel, and have your other account already logged in, ready for the race when you are alerted to the drop.
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Might want to edit your post there...
That made me laugh. As if anyone will have stock. I bet Nvidia are making 10 cards for the entire world population
$70 is a outlaying example, not representative but I'm sure that many components have at least doubled..
Motherboards HAVE been affected, but this is hidden slightly by the chipset launches. To clarify, Intel sell the Z590 chipset for about $10-15 more than the Z490 but the boards all launched at least $50 more. Since it was a new chipset launch this wasn't really questioned..
There's also more margin in motherboards so the manufacturer can swallow some of the increases, especially on the higher end boards. I've seen entry level boards go up in price quite a bit, or a potentially "cost down" V2 launch at the same price.
Yep I genuinely want a 2nd card for my sons PC, but because I already have an FE I won't be able to get another. Peeved off at scalpers!
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Link to your rumour of £1300? Videocardsz and others still reporting the usual $999.
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Not sure but a leaked spec sheet in Aus $ was converted to US$1300.
Prob just made up then if no URL/link from a site like wccftech/videocardz.
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I'd probably be willing to go in at $1300 USD, which £950. Doubt it will go on sale at that though.
I'd say most people would be willing to drop out around £1200~ for one given the pricing of the 2080 ti, we will see what happens.