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I don't know why anyone who has bought already is complaining that Nvidia shafted them. It was obvious this line of cards was a rip off from Day 1 & me & half of OCUK members have spent the last 9 months berating it on the forums.
Just look at the price/performance of how it compares to the previous generation. Basically hasent budged one bit. If you bought it's your own fault for not seeing the obvious and turning a blind eye to the hundreds of members on this forum complaining about the situation.
For us that stood firm against this joke launch Nvidia has at last tried to make it a bit more palatable. But again lets be honest, as easyrider loves pointing out and myself, excluding raytracing (which it arguably can't do to an acceptable level), you are basically getting gtx1080ti performance for gtx1080ti price 2.5 years later. If u didnt buy then, why buy now? You may as well wait longer for an actual worthy successor, as ultimately buying now is like admitting defeat, u could have had this performance for last 2 years.
This rtx2070 super should be £399 & not a penny more.
Just look at the price/performance of how it compares to the previous generation. Basically hasent budged one bit. If you bought it's your own fault for not seeing the obvious and turning a blind eye to the hundreds of members on this forum complaining about the situation.
For us that stood firm against this joke launch Nvidia has at last tried to make it a bit more palatable. But again lets be honest, as easyrider loves pointing out and myself, excluding raytracing (which it arguably can't do to an acceptable level), you are basically getting gtx1080ti performance for gtx1080ti price 2.5 years later. If u didnt buy then, why buy now? You may as well wait longer for an actual worthy successor, as ultimately buying now is like admitting defeat, u could have had this performance for last 2 years.
This rtx2070 super should be £399 & not a penny more.
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