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I would lower it to 2k, I have a Ryzen 5600 so a 4070 or 770xt at 2k or less should be a good match. I think, I don't know lol!!
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When the Gpu's prices will go down ?
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£300 off a 4090, prices technically coming down?
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Just need the discounts to come down across the entire range and for AMD to respond so we are back to the good old performance Vs price wars.
Yup desperately need the gpu power for 7d2d and diablo.....
But nah would stick with FE as it is more of a quality product, looks better and the smallest of the 4090s, only one that would fit my meshify c
Just need the discounts to come down across the entire range and for AMD to respond so we are back to the good old performance Vs price wars.
Yup then people will finally be able to buy the nvidia gpus for cheap
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4090 best value...
... for shareholders!
Previous gen flagship performance for £728 is not a good deal when historically you got that for under £500, let’s not get brainwashed into thinking these new prices represent value for the consumer simply because the competition is even worse.
With the change in USD/GBP exchange rate this is still above the original $1599 MSRP + 20% VAT (£1495), you wouldn't be saving anything with this.£300 off a 4090, prices technically coming down?
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You can't have it all. I rather play 1080p@60 ultra than 4k@30fps with lower settings. To each their own, I guess.
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It's 300 quid off 1800 quid though, which only makes it the same price as the MSRP anyway. If it was £300 off the MSRP so £1200, would have been much more interesting.
Not sure how you can accuse others of Nvidia fanboyism when you had quite the love affair going with Nvidia last gen and this is only the FE models you managed to get.
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Yeah.. gloating or maybe sharing that publicly is not a wise decision.
Does anyone have experience with buying gpu's off amazon? I'm looking at a 4080 on the uk amazon but its sold by/shipped by amazon US, does that mean I wont get the warranty from palit as even though I'm using the uk store its not them technically selling it?
It says manufacture warranties will not apply in the learn more section so does that mean I will only get 30 days? Will I even get the year with amazon?
It says manufacture warranties will not apply in the learn more section so does that mean I will only get 30 days? Will I even get the year with amazon?
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I wouldn't do myself personally unless the savings are significant. I did get my CPU that way but I think from EU rather than US but as it has not failed have not needed to find out. My thoughts were AMD direct would likely sort it out if anything goes wrong.
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Any gpu bought from outside of the UK (even from a Uk based website) will not have a warranty honoured.
I’d suggest buying from Overclockers as they will price match? (There is a price match private forum?)
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Doubtful.