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The thread which sometimes talks about RDNA2
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Yeah they do indeed, can't even get some preloaded pages ready to auto refresh
probably for the best thoughI thought there were ways round it?
The ways around it would usually be scan the overview page but as there isn't even an overview page showing all 6000 series cards it's a bit harder, unless there are suggestions to the page url's in the source code etc.
I don't know too much about them but from my little understanding they use solenium and need to "know" how to make a purchase on the site.
so if the pages that go live differ too much, that needs to be accounted for.
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probably would only take them a few minutes to load the URL into the bot but every little helps I guess.
Yeah but thats a few minutes the humans can order in lol
People are not buying a 3090 for 1440p
, if you can afford a 3090 you can afford a monitor more than 1440p.
This might be of interest at 1pm Gigabyte Benchmark 6800xt live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIkb2LF1Rfo&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIkb2LF1Rfo&feature=youtu.be
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People are not buying a 3090 for 1440p
Surely that depends on what framerate you're after - 144hz monitor at 1440p you may well opt for 3090!
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Selenium, but yes. The tool uses the browser to examine the DOM and execute actions on the elements, for example clicking the mouse on a button, or scrolling down the page. You can automate some of it in terms of finding a button with particular text, but there are many ways to fool that sort of approach. It doesn't give the bots any particular advantage beyond clicking buttons instantly, or filling in forms instantly. The bot still has to suffer the F5 problem, incomplete DOMs, unexpected error pages and pop-ups, etc.
But at 4K the cache might be holding Amd cards back and a larger bus size might be better.?
It'll be an hour of waffle before they can actually show any numbers at 2pm.
Probably but doesn't hurt to queue and see
The product page not being up at some stores isn't about an NDA... there are sites with legit product pages already. It's anti-scalper measures.
As for the reviews... well yes, of course they are bound by NDA's if the reviewers agreed to them.
I have a 3080 and a 3090 coming tomorrow, I had a 3080 XC3 which i sold for the same price i bought the 3080 FE for, but then NVIDA had founders edition 3090's in stock yesterday so i got one of them, not sure which to keep, i have 1440p 165hz monitor
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People are not buying a 3090 for 1440p
There's plenty of excellent ultra wides that aren't 4k but I'm not seeing your point here, most people are never going to consider a 3090 due to the huge mark up, 1440p and lower just might matter to them...
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Absolutely. I'd have thought many with a 3090 will be running 1440P UW.
It's not going to do a lot in terms of anti-scalper prevention unless there's some background processing of deduping repeat orders to the same destination address.
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