Sadly that was down to Turing's poor performance. Ampere is a lot better.
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Sadly that was down to Turing's poor performance. Ampere is a lot better.
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No, it's in Ampere as well. Still have to look at windows/puddles to see a diff.
The fallacy continues.
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In Europe/uk only
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To be honest i already knew the answer was only for me to choose for myself as it's a personal choice. I just wanted to see what he would say to it and he said nothing. I only tipped a couple of quid but i already knew he had a bit of an attitude beforehand. Wish i could've thrown the money at him instead
Sales comparison between these products, RX 6800 series sold a lot more than Nvidia, whoever made this chart left out the Z Axis so who knows how many cards that actually is but looking at this..... well lack of supply does not necessarily = paper launch, its just a demand and supply thing.
https://www.digitec.ch/de/page/2020...n-aber-frustrierenden-hardware-launches-18437
https://www.digitec.ch/de/page/2020...n-aber-frustrierenden-hardware-launches-18437
No, it's in Ampere as well. Still have to look at windows/puddles to see a diff.
The fallacy continues.
That's because it was developed on Turing /facepalm. Let's see GI thrown in as well so it all comes together.
Sales comparison between these products, RX 6800 series sold a lot more than Nvidia, whoever made this chart left out the Z Axis so who knows how many cards that actually is but looking at this..... well lack of supply does not necessarily = paper launch, its just a demand and supply thing.
https://www.digitec.ch/de/page/2020...n-aber-frustrierenden-hardware-launches-18437
Oh dear. That is clearly a chart about web traffic and nothing to do with sales. It takes 2 minutes to translate and read.
Their very first sentence is
I think thats site traffic looking at respective products, not necessarily units shipped. Probably not a huge surprise the 3080 is a lot lower interest given the reference cards never went to resellers.
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Have you prepared a response yet for Nvidia selling $175m worth of their GA102 dies to Miners instead of filling order yet?
They sold to miners and continue to sell cards to us. I even got two cards.
AMD are selling to no one apart from the extremely limited day 1 batch. AIB cards are nowhere to be seen.
You still won't accept the numbers.
When I point out fake news, you try and deflect.
I'm not really interested in what you think anyway. Clearly an AMD fanatic.
The news has already been widely reported. You can't do any damage control.
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I already figured you would give nvidia a pass. I just wanted to see how you actually respond. However, you finally cames to grips to reply about it. Good! Goood!! However, you don't represent everyone else still trying to pay MSRP but cannot find a card. You cannot make up that difference even if you have 10 cards. But nice try though
So it's not a paper launch now!!! That's all I wanted to read
But for the most part it's still regurgitated fake news. It's been 24 hours since AIBs launch things will improve over time. Specially if you give it 40 days
(adding extra days for the holidays).
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Haa!Oh good, trying to score points over who did it worse.
It's not going to make any cards appear
Nvidia had plenty to spare to miners. Now 'they' are getting plenty of cards for themselves now, after 40 days, so supply is fine now.
Haaa!!!
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I already figured you would give nvidia a pass. I just wanted to see how you actually respond. However, you finally cames to grips to reply about it. Good! Goood!! However, you don't represent everyone else still trying to pay MSRP but cannot find a card. You cannot make up that difference even if you have 10 cards. But nice try though
Many people bought Ampere cards today at MSRP. They continue to come in every week. Both my cards were MSRP.
AIB cards above MSRP (like most AIB cards always are) continue to be delivered by the hundreds if not thousands every week to customers in the UK alone.
So it's not a paper launch now!!! That's all I wanted to read
But for the most part it's still regurgitated fake news. It's been 24 hours since AIBs launch things will improve over time. Specially if you give it 40 days
You still trying to defend Azor? It is a paper launch. Getting a few hundred cards out for a single day is not a launch.
How many days has it been since we last saw stock?
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Ah, I see you failed to understand the proper meaning of a paper launch.
So that contradicts what you've been posting. And your circular arguments ignoring that it taking nvidia 40 days vs AIBs 24 hours is pretty old. And have failed to make any valid point attempting to bring a false equivalence between the 2. But got a kick out of you trying though.
But it reminds me of this when you try to shoehorn the term paper launch with AIBs selling out after 24 hours.
You are welcome to compare Nvidia shipments 2 weeks after launch with AMD. Many of this forum's competitors published numbers (and continue to do so). Those numbers blow AMD out of the water while AMD likely wont have shipped a single AIB card in the UK in the first 2 weeks.
Of course you don't want to look at real evidence.
You'd rather deflect from the fact I pointed out the false statement in this thread treating web traffic as news.
Nvidia selling to miners doesn't change the fact AMD have not shipped a single AIB card to customers in the UK yet. It doesn't change the fact that apart from some day 1 sales, there appears to be no stock. But you just go ahead and bang on about those things whilst real people fail to get AMD cards right now and have to listen to apologists like you.
Of course you don't want to look at real evidence.
You'd rather deflect from the fact I pointed out the false statement in this thread treating web traffic as news.
Nvidia selling to miners doesn't change the fact AMD have not shipped a single AIB card to customers in the UK yet. It doesn't change the fact that apart from some day 1 sales, there appears to be no stock. But you just go ahead and bang on about those things whilst real people fail to get AMD cards right now and have to listen to apologists like you.
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