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Who with a 8800 series is getting R600?

Nice try but start from where you started replying and not the previous posts. By the time you had replied it was explained, your just grasping the straws now and it started from you being petty..
 
no offence to anyone who does this but if someone has a 8800 series and moves over to a R600 wen they come out its just greedy/pathetic and a waste of money... enjoy your +2FPS
 
Shocky-FM said:
No it wasted it was after id already replied to somebody else explaining what I meant.
That's a laugh I can't even understand what you mean now.

After you clamined poeple were pretending that the prices were lower. Oh and btw lol, your statement here is the definition of average.

Shocky-FM said:
But almost all sites were selling them for around £450 and some higher, some of the largely unknown brands were a little less but most were around £450 and some higher. Anyone who bought one on launch knows what they were selling for so theres no point pretending they were selling for less.

I know OCUK was upto £450 but I don't shop here, I'd list all the sites that were selling it for 450+ on launch but considering where we are thats not going to happen.

I corrected you, that should have been the end of it.

fornowagain said:
They were selling for less, mine was well short of £450 for a top brand. OcUK had good stock of the BFG, prices changed a bit during the day £487>£493>£500, finally settled at £493. I think from memory, they were the only retailer to not go out of stock since release.
 
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fornowagain said:
Thats a laugh I cant even understand what you mean now.

After you clamined poeple were pretending that the prices were lower.



I correct you, that should have been the end of it.

Again pretty obviously I was refering to average price, you would have to be pretty stupid to think I meant all 8800GTX cost exactly £450.. But it seems some of you are that stupid and petty..
 
Shocky-FM said:
Again pretty obviously I was refering to average price, you would have to be pretty stupid to think I meant all 8800GTX cost exactly £450.. But it seems some of you are that stupid and petty..
No, again you obfuscate. My assertion was that your initial singular comment that a 8800GTX was £450 on release was wholly inaccurate and remains the case. But thanks for calling me stupid again.
 
fornowagain said:
No, again you obfuscate. My assertion was that your initial singular comment that a 8800GTX was £450 on release was wholly inaccurate and remains the case. But thanks for calling me stupid again.

So did you actually believe I was saying all 8800GTX cost exactly £450 or were you just responding because you’re petty and argumentative? If not what exactly did you think I was saying?
 
iCe-BLaZeD said:
no offence to anyone who does this but if someone has a 8800 series and moves over to a R600 wen they come out its just greedy/pathetic and a waste of money... enjoy your +2FPS


Is that because you dont have one or cant afford to own one....?

Its the latest card.

People want to upgrade to the latest tech

Just because you think its a waste of money does not mean it is.

In my view keeping a GTX to long and losing a lot on it is a waste of money.

I would rather sell the GTX move on to pastures new for a nominal outlay.

Meaning I have had value out of the card.

Not leaving it 3 months too late and having to sell it in MM for 150 quid.
 
Shocky-FM said:
So did you actually believe I was saying all 8800GTX cost exactly £450 or were you just responding because you’re petty and argumentative? If not what exactly did you think I was saying?


Look we all know what you said.

You have been proved incorrect so deal with it.

You are not even getting a 8800 GTX never mind a R600 so why on earth you are posting is anyones guess.
 
Shocky-FM said:
So did you actually believe I was saying all 8800GTX cost exactly £450 or were you just responding because you’re petty and argumentative? If not what exactly did you think I was saying?
Yes of course they were all one price, isnt that how it works, I'm shocked :eek:

I was responding because you made a general statement that was pitched too high. Simple as that, a top brand didn't cost close to £450. I tried to tell you politely, you get motivated and insulted me. End of.
 
easyrider said:
Is that because you dont have one or cant afford to own one....?

Its the latest card.

People want to upgrade to the latest tech

Just because you think its a waste of money does not mean it is.

In my view keeping a GTX to long and losing a lot on it is a waste of money.

I would rather sell the GTX move on to pastures new for a nominal outlay.

Meaning I have had value out of the card.

Not leaving it 3 months too late and having to sell it in MM for 150 quid.

Don't start, there are no games out that remotely stress the 8800GTX and the DX10 games are still along way from release and you have no idea how 8800GTX performance will compare to R600 in DX10 games and you wont knew until well after R600 launch,.

And your financial reason is total BS, you've just twisted it round in your own mind to justify to yourself these upgrades and I think you actually believe it now..
 
Shocky-FM said:
Don't start, there are no games out that remotely stress the 8800GTX..

Its all about the res....Don't you know that?


and the DX10 games are still along way from release and you have no idea how 8800GTX performance will compare to R600 in DX10 games and you wont knew until well after R600 launch,. ..

R600 will be worth more hence the upgrade

And your financial reason is total BS, you've just twisted it round in your own mind to justify to yourself these upgrades and I think you actually believe it now..

I havent twisted anything around.

It basic economics.

You spend a little often.I can't believe you still don't get it.
 
Gerard said:
I think upgrading for the sake of it is a phase a lot of people (including myself) go through before finally it gets boring and stupid.

Hardware prices are getting utterly retarded and upgrading is just getting to be a joke. Who woulda thought 2 or 3 years back that regular motherboards would be hiked upto £200+ just for some bs "zomg it overclocks more" claim?

I really wish id stuck to my p4 3.2@4ghz which gave me no trouble whatsoever, this pos dfi board cost £175 and is by far one of the biggest piles of horse**** ive ever had the displeasure of owning. Unfortunately i fell for the hype of amd's being so much faster in gaming at the time, ended up getting a dual core opteron, clocked it to 2.7ghz and in gaming terms i see no improvement over the p4.

A duel core opteron @ 2.7Ghz annihilates a pathetic P4. No contest.
 
fornowagain said:
Yes of course they were all one price, isnt that how it works, I'm shocked :eek:

I was responding because you made a general statement that was pitched too high. Simple as that, a top brand didn't cost close to £450. I tried to tell you politely, you get motivated and insulted me. End of.

Top brand? pitched to high? Point was your obviously not that stupid and didnt believe that I said that so all thats left is the average.. So you knew exactly what I ment to start with.
 
Shocky-FM said:
Top brand? pitched to high? Point was your obviously not that stupid and didnt believe that I said that so all thats left is the average.. So you knew exactly what I ment to start with.
You're not listening. You said the cards were £450, I said they weren't.

Jez, how hard is that?
 
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easyrider said:
Its all about the res....Don't you know that?
R600 will be worth more hence the upgrade
I havent twisted anything around.
It basic economics.
You spend a little often.I can't believe you still don't get it.

Funny thing is when stuff costs more you have to pay more so you kinda lose money in the process. and what about the resolution? 8800GTX is more then enough even for a 30" Dell.... When you explain how your little plan works you only count the difference between the what the your card sells for and what and the new card costs and completely ignore the price you originally paid for your card and how much its dropped in price since. Thats really clever isnt it..
 
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