Titan will have no effect on GPU pricing.

[Orangey]

There, I said it. So kindly stop crying about it and throwing around half-baked market theories.

 

[Suarez7]

 

[Kelt]

Thanks for the info.

 

[Porceliamone]

You talking to your evil doppleganger again?

 

[kissenger]

Who's got the kind of money to be able to throw £900 at a GPU? I certainly don't and if prices on GPUs go up I'll (like many others) just opt for a next-gen console when they come out.

IMO, a top of the range GPU should be between £300-£350 and the step down from that should be no more than £250 at most.

 

[RanxZy]

If NVIDIA can get away with pricing this like that now, what's going to stop them doing the same in a few years? Yes it may not effect their "regular" flagship prices of a 680 or equivalent, but at any given time NVIDIA know they can slap a silly price on their double dip epic card and it will sell out. Just because.

 

[humbug]

Titan will have no effect on GPU pricing.

There, I said it. So kindly stop crying about it and throwing around half-baked market theories.

Hi we are here from the Government, we are here to help you.

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No need to panic, its only a small fire.

 

[Locky]

There, I said it. So kindly stop crying about it and throwing around half-baked market theories.

And We all believe what you have just typed that you plucked from fresh air right?

ok boss.

 

[Rilot]

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