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It may eventually lead to war, but to be honest, that's better than paying double for a gfx card. I like my gaming.
Yeah, they are great while they work.
Dude it is not a straight upgrade of a 3070Ti to 3080. I am not paying full price for a 3080. It is the EVGA step-up program. See, once they are ready, they will send me an email. I will pay the difference in cost from the 3070Ti to a 3080, which is about $100. I will send them my 3070Ti, and then they will send me a brand new 3080 in return. What I wanted was a 3080 to begin with but at the time could only get an EVGA 3070Ti at MSRP. So with the EVGA step up program I can give them my 3070Ti and they will give a 3080 in return. So yea it kind of is like selling my 3070Ti back to them at MSRP and then I buy a 3080 at MSRP. Check it out! It is the EVGA Step-up program and they are the only company I think that does it. I mean the 3070Ti is good but at 4K, I want a little more oomph and vram. The 3080 gives me that extra oomph and 2 more gigs of vram.
Yes I was just reading that. The FTC is suing Nvidia over their acquisition of ARM.
Have fun with your 3080 :)
nd hope it doesn't take too long for them to ship
Well, I am still in the their queue. Waiting for them to have stock in their inventory and once they do, they will send me an email, I will pay the balance, send my card in, and wait for them to send the 3080 back. I hope it doesn't take too long either, but they said they do their best to do everything as quick as possible so there is not a lot of downtime while I wait for a GPU. I still have a 1070Ti from another rig I can throw in and a 780 too while I wait. Lol, though I doubt I will use the 780. But yes I do hope it doesn't take too long either and can't wait to have a 3080, even if it is just a small improvement over my 3070Ti. Cheers! :)
You have to be signed up for companies or store's alert system. Or you can sign up for the Newegg shuffle, which has a lottery everyday, and if you get lucky, you can get picked and get a card in stock that is pretty close to MSRP. But lets say you want a GPU from EVGA, you can go and sign up for their alert system, they will put you in their queue, and when they have stock, they will alert you and you can buy a card at MSRP. As for me, I got my 3070Ti through ANTonline.com at the end of July. They are usually out of stock, but one day they had cards in stock but you had to buy it as part of a bundle. So, I also had to buy an EVGA PSU(which I used in my new build), an EVGA keyboard, an EVGA mouse, and the game Days Gone. Now it was a little over $1000, but I got an EVGA 3070Ti, an EVGA SuperNova 750GT, an EVGA X17 mouse, an EVGA Z15 mechanical keyboard, and Days Gone. So I got all that but everything was at MSRP, so it was much better than paying scalped prices for a GPU. But other than that, sign up for the Newegg Shuffle everyday, be on website's and companies early alert system for when they get stock, keep an out on youtube channels that monitor GPU stock at MSRP, keep searching everyday as much as possible, and pray, and eventually you might get lucky and spot a GPU in stock at MSRP, or get lucky and see a bundle such as mine, if that is a route you are willing to go. I ended up building a new PC, so the bundle came in handy.
Given that we had three quasi-force majeure situations in the world developing at the same time (crypto boom, COVID, and the chip shortage), it shouldn't come as a surprise that it's hard to get your hands on a new GPU these days. Scaling up semiconductor production to respond to booming demand is hard if not impossible (building a new fab takes years and costs billions), and given that there's reports of shortages of basic semiconductors like PMIC's and silicon substrate, it wouldn't make a big difference if Nvidia suddenly doubled their GPU production if you can't get the aforementioned parts that are necessary for a GPU to actually work.
Not that they care much, there are other markets for GPU's other than gamers.
They will release the next generation on time, they can't afford to fall behind their competition. They might not seem to have much competition but intel are on the horizon.
I think the best hope of popping NVIDIA's bubble is intel. Intel is a force to be reckoned with.
For the millionth time on these forums, explaining potential/likely reasons why an entity does or does not do certain things does not mean I personally agree with it. I'm not defending Nvidia, I'm saying they just as stuck as we are. They are literally leaving billions on the table by being unable to satisfy demand. They're as unhappy as we are. They rather sell 100,000 units at $800 than 10,000 at $1800
In today's day and age, whether you call it venting, ranting, an opinion piece or whatever, it's no longer harmless. You're not doing it to one or two people, but to dozens, hundreds, or thousands. It's easily copied, pasted, and spread. Saying it's an opinion piece when you're factually wrong does not absolve you and if Nvidia bothered, they could track you down and sue you for libel.
The storming of the capitol, pizza gate, a good part of the antivax movement and many, many other examples in the news are the end result of online trolling, ranting, and people too lazy or close minded to learn the facts. So yes, we all should take this a lot more serious. If you don't want to, and just want to releave some feelings, go into nature and shout "♥♥♥♥ Nvidia". Works the same, with little to none subsequent fallout. We're all laughing at the "silly" idea of someone shooting up Nvidia's HQ over GPU prices until it actually happens.