Good...Nvidia are far more likely to respond with price cuts to pressure from retailers, stuck with unsold cards, than any amount of complaining from Joe Public.
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OcUK RTX4080 16GB review thread
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Good...Nvidia are far more likely to respond with price cuts to pressure from retailers, stuck with unsold cards, than any amount of complaining from Joe Public.
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Yes, like some recurring nightmare it's happening all over again .....
Hence why they need to do something about it over a few gens to get market share back like they did against Intel. They really should get new marketing guys in for starters which is the easiest of the tasks. Those presentations each year are so poor
Yes, like some recurring nightmare it's happening all over again .....
They will try. Then when it does not work they can return the card back for a full refund. Only the truly clueless will pay those prices.
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So does this mean if the $899 4080 12GB lands as the 4070Ti it will probably be £1k at launch? Bloody ridiculous.
4080 12gb was set to be £949 in the Uk if i recall and the 4070 Ti will be a bit cheaper than that i read so I would guess the FE will be £899 and the aftermarket ones in shops will be £1K ++
There won't be a 4070 Ti FE - nvidia's left it to the AIBs. So just the £1K++ cards I'm afraid
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Nvidia third tier for a grand ... I paid £365 for an MSI GTX 1070 and skipped the £450ish 2070 as it seemed a lot of cash 
There won't be a 4070 Ti FE - nvidia's left it to the AIBs. So just the £1K++ cards I'm afraid
ok i see. 4070 Ti starting at about £999 in shops i predict then
maybe the 4070 at £799-£849 and 4060 Ti at £649-£700 and the 4060 £499
I am only guessing of course
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Why do these idiots keep posting invoice included, I've read that the warranty is not transferable for RMA.Yes, like some recurring nightmare it's happening all over again .....
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I think it is so you can frame it as a reminder of being properly goosed.
I don't understand how that can be legal, the warranty is on the product, not the person!
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Source Nvidia OFFICIAL SITE: LIMITATIONS OF WARRANTY
This warranty applies only to the original purchasers of the Warranted Products from an NVIDIA-authorized third party or www.nvidia.com ; this warranty will not extend to any person that acquires a Warranted Product on a used basis.
So, buying any product used, even if new unopened. This is NVidia UK
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I wanted to buy a 4080 but these prices are beyond a joke 
My understanding is that the contract is with the original purchaser, if they accept a third party then they're taking on more risk/liability, but in the UK it is between you and the retailer anyway, so they can deny it just because you like bunnies
One day, you'll look back and laugh...these prices are beyond a joke
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Yep, I agree.Hence why they need to do something about it over a few gens to get market share back like they did against Intel. They really should get new marketing guys in for starters which is the easiest of the tasks. Those presentations each year are so poor
They definitely need more leather jackets and spatulas
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It's crazy mate.Nvidia third tier for a grand ... I paid £365 for an MSI GTX 1070 and skipped the £450ish 2070 as it seemed a lot of cash
At this rate prices may still go up due to a lack of mid range pricing, so I am expecting 30 series to go back up.
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