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There's no need to accept anything. Simply don't buy overpriced products. Even with only two competitors in the market the customer has a choice.
We do have a choice but sadly we might be seeing Nvidia doing an Apple here even more and going stronger year on year
There's no need to accept anything. Simply don't buy overpriced products. Even with only two competitors in the market the customer has a choice.
If someone wants to by an overpriced product then that's fine by me and I have no right to tell them off about it
I was heavily involved in the original Titan thread and I honestly can't recall a single person there saying they bought the Titan for its DP performance. I will even check back through it when I get home, as I have nowt that I want to play at the no.
There were loads of people, all saying they were buying them for their shops as cheap Teslas, often in bulk.
People are raging at the new pricepoint that NV snuck in on the back of DP performance.
For the lols could you point out where I or others claimed that people on here said they bought it for DP performance?

Slating those that did is pointless, it's their money to spend as they see fit.
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No need to slate people for it, but why ignore the wider issue that higher price points in the market are NOT good for the consumer? Even if you choose to pay the money.
No need to slate people for it, but why ignore the wider issue that higher price points in the market are NOT good for the consumer? Even if you choose to pay the money.
No need to slate people for it, but why ignore the wider issue that higher price points in the market are NOT good for the consumer? Even if you choose to pay the money.

Even at 4k and 8xmsaa you wouldn't need it and even 4 of them wouldn't provide a playable experience at such settings anyway.

The price most are willing to pay is often based on their disposable income which is different for us all. Overpriced to one is perfectly acceptable to others.
For the lols could you point out where I or others claimed that people on here said they bought it for DP performance?
Oh you can't, because I never claimed that at all. Read what I said and argue against that, rather than your usual style of making up something then disproving a question you made up yourself which are invariably easier to answer.
I said, quite simply, that Nvidia guys on here used it's semi professional DP capability to excuse it's high price and continually claim it wasn't aimed at gamers, again justifying the price. Regardless of what you think, that isn't the same thing.
It's worse when you think about it, effectively they are saying this card isn't aimed at gamers, is priced to be a home compute card, so I know it's not aimed at me but I'm going to overpay for a feature I acknowledge is both the reason the card is so expensive and that I don't want to use. Nvidia happily sold DP performance reduced 780ti's that were faster and used an identical core for significantly less money and still made a large profit.
Nvidia users paying extra for a specific feature they know they won't use. Genius, almost as smart as paying for 12GB of memory and the extra profit they'll sneak in with that memory(ie £50 for the memory, increase the price £150) when no one will use it. Even at 4k and 8xmsaa you wouldn't need it and even 4 of them wouldn't provide a playable experience at such settings anyway.
Nvidia, selling you a feature you absolutely won't use, but making more profit by doing it. Nvidia users, acknowledging they are paying more for a feature and also somehow being proud to point out they never needed said feature(in the case of certain Nvidia users now claiming DP performance wasn't important, yet paying more because of it).
We're a debt dependent society. How many people buying these cards do you reckon are paying outright in cash and how many do you think are sticking them on a credit card and storing problems for themselves later? People are weak when it comes to things they want, which is part of the reason why consumers have so much protection. It's hard to put up a strong argument that supports the notion that if people are willing to pay any price for something, no matter the hardship this might cause them, that this is a good thing.
Excellent news for Jen-Hsun's annual bonus and excellent news for the shareholders, but not necessarily good for the people buying the products.
We're a debt dependent society. How many people buying these cards do you reckon are paying outright in cash and how many do you think are sticking them on a credit card and storing problems for themselves later? People are weak when it comes to things they want, which is part of the reason why consumers have so much protection. It's hard to put up a strong argument that supports the notion that if people are willing to pay any price for something, no matter the hardship this might cause them, that this is a good thing.
Excellent news for Jen-Hsun's annual bonus and excellent news for the shareholders, but not necessarily good for the people buying the products.