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When the Gpu's prices will go down ?
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Well I haven't got it yet fella, delivery here is tricky so it'll be delivered to work on Monday.That's like me saying called this:
Glad your enjoying the switch though HPM. Extra money from work always good.
Yeah the work thing was totally unexpected. Last year, they gave us a 10% pay rise across the board which really made a difference to take home pay. So what I expected this year was at best, an under inflation rate pay rise and no bonus. I got that under inflation pay rise, but wasn't gonna complain after the 10% the previous year. Lucky just to have a job really. Last year I got no lump sum bonus, but this year I did. So with that and the prospect of shifting on a very good 3080 FE, I figured do it now, won't hurt due to the unexpected funds.
Soldato
We got a rise at work recently too but it was the too little too late thing. We should have got it the year before but you can see other organisations folding so like you just happy to sit it out for the time being. It weren't much of a difference as everything has gone up way more % but you can tell that change makes the monthly spends better. I don't think these parts are going to get cheap anytime soon so as long as your offsetting the best you can I wouldn't stress.
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That's exactly what I thought. I did wait to see if NVidia caved with their 4080 price, which they kinda did with the Super but another 150 quid off was far more desirable and realistic. I do think the 3080 FE second hand value will go down somewhat in the next year as well, so maybe the right time to move it on.
More video memory will make me feel happier too. High quality texture packs are something I like.
Its great these cards are cheeper now but AMD made their money dont forget people where defending this pricing but hey at the time it was about £50-150 cheeper than nvidia though thanks to them we could charge this much.
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Soldato
MSI done with Radeon.
Exactly this. The launch prices for 40x0 was a joke and AMD followed suit. The only good thing about the 7900XTX and XT was that they were a lot cheaper than Nvidia. The current price for the 7900XT (if you look for the deals) make it a great GPU and it took a while to get there but mainstream suppliers are still looking more than they were with the Starfield promo last Summer. Had they released at current prices I suspect a lot would still have found reasons why Nvidia was worth the premium.
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Saw a damaged 4090 sell for 1k
Nvidia got a lot of backlash after evga pulled out. We haven't ever heard how good or bad AMD are to deal with.
I'm fairly sure it's not the relationship itself but more due to the volume that MSI is shipping of Radeon cards. Thing is though, I wouldn't touch an MSI card as of late. The last great GPU from them was the lightning series(have fond memories of my GTX 780 lightning). Can't say I'm currently impressed by their cooler designs and solutions.
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MSI Radeon have always been bang-on average anyhow (at best), won't be missed imo.
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Yeah. I had an MSI 290, that thing was a bag of crap.
Soldato
Definitely not a fan of MSI gpu's but I'm sure AMD fans wont miss them much.
MSI wants to overprice cards built from cheap rubbish, even the basic ventus cards are always above MSRP.
My basket at OcUK:
- 1 x MSI GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER Ventus 2X OC 12GB GDDR6X PCI-Express Graphics Card (SKU: GRA-MSI-01573) = £599.99
- 1 x MSI GeForce RTX 4070Ti Ventus 3X OC 12GB GDDR6X PCI-Express Graphics Card (SKU: GX-393-MS) = £859.99
- 1 x MSI GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER Ventus 3X OC 16GB GDDR6X PCI-Express Graphics Card (SKU: GRA-MSI-01577) = £1,049.99
- 1 x MSI GeForce RTX 4090 Ventus 3X E OC 24GB GDDR6X PCI-Express Graphics Card (SKU: GRA-MSI-01319) = £1,729.99
Total: £4,247.95 (includes delivery: £7.99)
£620
(incl. VAT)
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£1,730
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RX7800XT for just over £400ish,RX6750XT under £280 and RX6800 just over £300 have popped up elsewhere on limited time offer. RX7900XT still under £600. Not so many reductions on Nvidia cards! 
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Just got a good deal on a RX6800 which will go nicely with my new pc.... upgrade from my 390 anyway!!
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In general MSI cards feel very cheap in the hand, Even my 3090 Ti Suprim X felt like a tin toy.
Vaguely tempted by the 7900xt, then I think about it and realise there's no point. I play the odd game of battlefield 5 maybe a couple of hours a week at most. The vega card I have handles it fine at 1440p. Looks to be a nice well built card but I don't game enough these days to justify it. =/
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