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not irrelevant to the people who invested early.
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But those people aren't looking to buy now. The point was it's hard to justify buying a Vega 64/56 NOW over a 1080 or whatever.not irrelevant to the people who invested early.
not irrelevant to the people who invested early.
Hard isn't really the word I would use, due to the supply/demand issues the Vega cards are currently running ~£150 or more than the equivalent Nvidia card, that's just mental, it's normally the other way round. I can't see anyone buying at these prices apart from miners, it's £200 above launch/retail lol.But those people aren't looking to buy now. The point was it's hard to justify buying a Vega 64/56 NOW over a 1080 or whatever.
But that would cost £550 now (if there was stock). Plus extra if you had to buy the AIO stuff too (not sure if that's what you meant).
Since you can't buy for the launch price now that seems irrelevant.
Sadly even at that price it's still a good option for mining so unlikely we will see the insanity subside soonHmmm wow someone actually bought 1 for £749.99 and now OCUK probably has the very last Vega 64 reference card ever left.
Only two need to be connected, the third is for extreme overclockers to boost voltage without the need for soldering on additional cables.
It's the AMD equivalent of an EVGA Kingpin card, massive price in order to get features/specs 99.99% of buyers don't care about.Its bizarre that Sapphire produces a card that struggles to reach its quoted 'special' boost clocks and is a good hunk of money more than other AIB's seemingly on the inclusion of 'Limited edition' in the title.
Well, at release it was excellent for gamers, it's after release things have turned nightmarish XDVega has to be one of the worst GPU releases for the gamers.
Sure but apart from a slightly elevated and seemingly mainly unreachable boost clock it doesn't seem to be offering anything else that other AIB's aren't.It's the AMD equivalent of an EVGA Kingpin card, massive price in order to get features/specs 99.99% of buyers don't care about.
In fairness you can say the exact same about the Kingpin cards if you also factor out the extra stuff for the extreme/LN2 overclockersit doesn't seem to be offering anything else that other AIB's aren't.
That's basically what I paid for my Vega 64 AND my Vega 56 lol.omg £800! if anyone pays that they need their head examined. a truly disgusting price tag.