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Because that would make sense, thats why.
How long was your wait ? my little bro just got in the que.
But, shredder refuses to order from outside of Greece and believes the shop employee who, for 9 months keeps telling him they will have stock next week.
Let us not forget, he 'cancelled' a pre order twice, because he didn't want to wait...
In the current market, if you're not patient, you're getting sod all while those who are patient get cards. Hell if you're very patient you can get EVGA cards at MSRP just for waiting.
Note, it's not helping supply, but you cannot earn much cash on it yourself :(
But it is helping supply. I mean, the supply is still quite low, but at least cards with LHR are not going to miners which means there are more cards for gamers. LHR doesnt affect gaming performance so who cares.
Scalpers ultimately make the situation worse because they know they can turn a profit off of the desperate, and the actual manufacturers have a hand in it too because they also know that they can turn a bigger profit off of this. The fact that crypto boomed at the exact same time that Ampere was launching leads me to believe personally that it was entirely intentional that they coincided. NVIDIA and AMD both wanted this because silicon production is behind, and they want their profit margins to rise, which they got. They're basically reporting record level profits.
And once gamers have enough gpu's, scalping will no longer be a problem.
Video cards that are MARKETED for gaming doesn't mean it's actually specifically for that, they're only telling you what the processing capabilities are. They can do so much more than just render games.
Scalping will always be a problem when something is in very short supply but in high demand during times when people are in financial stress and don't give a ♥♥♥♥ about other people. As soon as Windows 11 was mentioned as requiring a TPM 2.0 module, those modules were immediately going out of stock and people were reselling them for a higher price. People are just scum when they want to be, it's not going to go away as long as there's a demand that can't be sated, so what's happening now, will only repeat itself time and time again until scalping is made a criminal offence.
Gamers actually needed gpu's more than miners, specially during lockdowns, i mean, some ppl were actually losing their minds without gaming. Gaming is a necessity to some. Not as important as food, but as important as internet connection. And miners just wanted to get on the money printing bandwagon and honestly, they can go F themselves.
And yeah, scalping will always be a problem, but as you say, only for things that are in low supply. Once gpu supply becomes normal, scalpers will move on to scalping something else which is fine by me.
You can also find other hobbies than sitting at a computer and playing games all day. I used to play games a lot before lockdown, but nowadays I barely play at all for more than a few hours at most. (Black Desert runs on my taskbar almost 24/7 because that game plays itself so my 14K+ hours is basically BS)
I took up music as another hobby to pass the time that could prove to be more beneficial in the long run and doesn't cost nearly as much. For instance, a 200$ guitar can sound basically the same as a 2000$ guitar, sometimes actually better in some instances. With PC tech, it's not really the same story with some components, the more expensive one usually is better for a reason.