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The easyrider shuffle- Many of you have failed....

Tom|Nbk said:
I've been tempted recently to acquire some of my most favourite GPU for display in my office :D hard to find some nowadays though
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I have a 9800 Pro, a 6970 and a few others. Would be willing to sell, but not at low ball prices ;)

Some are like, I offer you a tenner, but you got to post it. Erm no... :p
 
I actually feel a little smug sitting on my 1080ti - what a cracking card it has been.

Looking forward to the 3080ti, which should actually be a reasonable upgrade for the money.
 
amigafan2003 said:
I actually feel a little smug sitting on my 1080ti - what a cracking card it has been.

Looking forward to the 3080ti, which should actually be a reasonable upgrade for the money.
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Thats what you call the NBK flex :D stuff the easy shuffle.

Had my 1080ti 3 years just sold best card I had. Cost me £300 for three years of usage. Dodging the 2080ti completely
 
Tom|Nbk said:
Thats what you call the NBK flex :D stuff the easy shuffle.

Had my 1080ti 3 years just sold best card I had. Cost me £300 for three years of usage. Dodging the 2080ti completely
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That is pretty Good going. £100 per year. I'm sure mine will cost me less than that but it was cheap to begin with at £440 for the coolest running 2070 super.

My next card should be the 3070 super in a year or two. Depends where the best performance and value for money is. I actually sold all my 10 series cards for a profit thanks to the mining boom bar my 1080 I lost £120 on iirc as I kept it for gaming but to lose £120 over 2-3 years is nothing. I had a spreadsheet keeping a track of all my mining rigs think I had around 10-12 cards. They all went up in value after I bought them. I ended up somehow timing the best time to get out to a tee. I saw how prices had went mental and I knew it wouldn't last so best to take guaranteed returns on them. It's why I wouldn't touch the second hand market now its broken, cards sell for much more than their true worth IMO. Which is great for sellers.
 
Gerard said:
Wha? Didn't you throw the better part of 8 grand at the turing cards? 2 evga 2080 ti's that were around 1500 each and 2 titans for 2500 each? Yet you're talking about prices being ludicrous? Seems you were happy enough to throw that money at them as "ludicrous\ridiculous" as they were. :confused:

And before anyone chirps in with the "it's his money" routine, i know that, just find it weird to be throwing that sort of money around then complaining about the pricing.
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If NVidia are the only option available for that kind of performance then yes I will buy the cards.

The above does not mean I approve of NVidia's pricing.

I would also point out that if I had a lot of commitments like a partner, children, mortgage etc then this is where my money would go and NVidia could take a hike.
 
easyrider said:
No talking in the first person is worse ! :D ( see thread title)

Few people mentioned the famous shuffle , some didn’t know what it was...
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What is the shuffle? I’m being serious, I kept my Titans for 6 years so I’m the king of the shuffle round here if that’s what your referring too :D
 
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