Autobuy is still too slow for me, had it for 6 weeks now. Every time I get "adding to basket" then its gone. God knows how it works !
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NVIDIA RTX 50 SERIES - (PRE)ORDER DISCUSSION **NO COMPETITOR HINTING**
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Autobuy is still too slow for me, had it for 6 weeks now. Every time I get "adding to basket" then its gone. God knows how it works !
I didn’t use auto buy, as soon as you click on the notification, click on the product, just use the buy it now button (skip adding to basket, too slow I found).
Ordered on 28 Feb, delivered by Royal Mail on 1 Mar, crazy fast.
Looks like I can get 3K - 3.1K out of the core.
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Still at 2 myself so someone cancelled. Also just incase youve missed my previous messages my dispatch date is tomorrow or wednesday so unless anything changes you should have a big drop soon
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My 5070ti queue hasn't moved with the announcement of the 9070xt.
Seems the 33 people in front are either smart enough to wait for 3rd party reviews or really want a 5070ti.
Interesting to see that the scalper prices for the 5090 seem to be plummeting. There's a Palit Gamerock that's been sat on an auction site for £2760 since yesterday evening without moving. That's lower than we've seen it sold for at some retailers, where it's still sold out within seconds. Maybe the ROPS issue has scared people off scalpers?
Ditto. Was quicker doing it myself and got one from OC.
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Like you say it's hard to drop almost 3k on a card with dubious warranty and the ROP and power connector issues.
I'm considering a 5090 and will wait for a FE.
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I've had a good 10 people drop from my zotac 5070ti queue recently, this was over the weekend so i assume its not cards getting sent out
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MSI Suprim 5090 ... sloooooow
25/03/02 - 151
25/03/01 - 152
25/02/28 - 153
25/02/24 - 154
25/02/23 - 156
25/02/21 - 157
25/02/20 - 159
25/02/18 - 160
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25/02/06 - 168
25/02/05 - 169
25/02/03 - 175
25/01/30 - 178
25/03/02 - 151
25/03/01 - 152
25/02/28 - 153
25/02/24 - 154
25/02/23 - 156
25/02/21 - 157
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25/02/06 - 168
25/02/05 - 169
25/02/03 - 175
25/01/30 - 178
By the time you get one, it'll be out of date, with people getting 6090's by then.
Off-topic but that is a ******* insane date format
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FACTS. DD/MM/YY(YY) is the only correct option
YYYY-MM-DD
For anyone that wants to catalogue documents in a folder by date (e.g. copies of documents in relation to specific years)… this is the way… because you then just have to sort them alphabetically.
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But this is perfectly sortable. In SQL I'd usually use - instead of / but I've gone with this now
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I do agree for folders or files, anything digital that would have multiple years of content and need to be sorted this is the way. However when referring to a date i think ddmmyy is better
Assume you brought it??
Outrageous price lmfao damn. I wish we had more PC shops in London, there aren't many physical stores.