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Would you buy a £700 AMD GPU minus RTX that was as fast as a 2080 Ti

Soldato
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Nope, £600, And only if the after market cards came in at £600 though, I'd purchase a Strix version in a heartbeat.

We need top end cards to come down to sane levels again.
 
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I'd never purchase an Asus AMD card, always seems like there's *something* wrong with them this last few gens...

Sapphire FTW :cool:

True that, With the V64 though it was an easy 10 minute fix, Take old thermal pad off, Put thicker thermal pad on, Done.

I actually wanted to get a Sapphire Nitro + Limited Edition but the UK got like 2 so it was impossible to find :p
 
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Nope wouldn't ever considering paying that much for any Gpu, £350 is my limit.

Even if I could afford one I wouldn't, I can't justify it nor do I think any card is worth that
 
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Highly unlikely, the most I've ever spent on a GPU is £270. My average annual spend on GPUs, excluding anything recouped from resale is probably under £150. If it gave 2080TI-SLI performance then maybe.
 
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No, still too much as far as I'm concerned.

I paid £480 for my 980Ti, which is the most I've ever spent on a graphics card, and that was pushing it a bit. I've certainly got my monies worth out of it though.
 
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