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Have you seen new prices?
Greedy ocuk bumped all of them again. Around 50pounds each kart. TUF 50 quid more
I just start wondering if these proces changes can be reported to ASA. I WILL DO MY RESEARCH
The summary for me as I'm upgrading from 1080ti:
- The cooler/thermals are fine
- I'm getting a 90% increase @4k
- I'm getting a 80% increase @1440
- I'm glad I didn't own a 2080ti and panic sold for £400
Decision made. I don't really care what the 3090 offers because the 3080 provides enough for the price as it's actually less than I paid for my 1080ti.
I also think it's time to buy direct from Nvidia because:
- The FE cooler is much improved and may even be better than some AIB offerings
- I don't care about overclocking this one
- It's time retailers/AIB's were sent a proper message regarding price gouging.
The summary for me as I'm upgrading from 1080ti:
- The cooler/thermals are fine
- I'm getting a 90% increase @4k
- I'm getting a 80% increase @1440
- I'm glad I didn't own a 2080ti and panic sold for £400
Decision made. I don't really care what the 3090 offers because the 3080 provides enough for the price as it's actually less than I paid for my 1080ti.
I also think it's time to buy direct from Nvidia because:
- The FE cooler is much improved and may even be better than some AIB offerings
- I don't care about overclocking this one
- It's time retailers/AIB's were sent a proper message regarding price gouging.
I agree with everything here, except that for £10 more the Zotac 3080 has a 5 year warranty. Aside from that offering a bit more peace of mind, it'll definitely help with resale value.
Guys, I notice when I try to login on the Nvidia Store site doing a dummy order, it doesn't recognise my login details (they work on the normal Nvidia site). Do I need to create a separate Nvidia Store login?
I agree with everything here, except that for £10 more the Zotac 3080 has a 5 year warranty. Aside from that offering a bit more peace of mind, it'll definitely help with resale value.
I really hope Nvidia scale out their servers tomorrow in preparation for the F5'ers
I've answered my own question, I was able to create a store account up to the point of ordering the card, so im good to go tomorrow and all my details are saved