mastertech01
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Same here, and my games are 20 years old... LOLThat is the spirit, and actually I only game a couple of hours /week so I doubt I would notice any way.![]()
Same here, and my games are 20 years old... LOLThat is the spirit, and actually I only game a couple of hours /week so I doubt I would notice any way.![]()
You really must go with Raptor Lake. More heart warming for you than Zen 4That is the spirit, and actually I only game a couple of hours /week so I doubt I would notice any way.![]()
I more or less only play World of Tanks, and then every Tuesday I play with some friends from high school, as we all live in different parts of the country.Same here, and my games are 20 years old... LOL
With the electricity price atm, you still have to take into account that if next gen RDNA3 is +50% performance/watt then buying current gen will cost you on the electric bill.
Or wood pellets.
-Im like "what kind of third world hellhole does this guy live in?!"
Looks up DKK.
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Also, starting to see "Lot of 50 GPUs" showing up on eBay as well.
Getting aggressive with my "make offer" prices, my blurb goes a little like "Proof of Stake is hitting Mid-September, New cards will be announced soon, new card prices keep dropping. Let me know if you'd like to move this card for a fair price"
~$275 for 6700xt/3070 class performance
~$325 for 6800/3080 class performance
~$375 for top of class 6900xt/3090 performance.
I can wait, the sellers cannot.
Seems rather pointless. People are not going to see those prices as realistic until the market is flooded with cards and the only offers they get are around those prices.
Their loss. Once the nextgen launches, those cards are going to depreciate even more. A lot of people may decide to wait for new card availability than sink money in oldgen.Mining flood helps no one if everyone is still asking stupid high prices for their cards and willing to sit on them for ages.
Not just the power of the card itself, but the power needed to run AC in the summer to cool down the room enough. This is a bigger issue for me already, as the PC heats up my living room enough that I have to turn up the AC to compensate for it.
You are close to destroying the Danish power grid! Shame on you! /LarryThat is the spirit, and actually I only game a couple of hours /week so I doubt I would notice any way.![]()
Their loss. Once the nextgen launches, those cards are going to depreciate even more. A lot of people may decide to wait for new card availability than sink money in oldgen.
I'm hoping AMD will launch their mainstream cards before December.We're a long away from those cards being available though except maybe the 4090 and N31.
I'm hoping AMD will launch their mainstream cards before December.
Third world hellhole is very apt. I'd call us a Banana Republic right now, but that's an insult to decent, honest, upstanding Banana Republics.
I'm only half joking.
It's a concern for me too with how wildly hot Texas has been this summer. Really wish we'd get nice low power cards again like when GTX 1060 6GB offered previous gen 80 series performance at 120W. Hate that I'm going to have to go way up in power consumption to 180-200W if I want something that would be a nice upgrade from my current 1660 Super, eg like a 6600 XT or a 3060 Ti.
At this rate you can just burn used video cards.
I commiserate with you in lamenting our first world problem.Not just the power of the card itself, but the power needed to run AC in the summer to cool down the room enough. This is a bigger issue for me already, as the PC heats up my living room enough that I have to turn up the AC to compensate for it.
Yeah, all the news indicate that only high end cards will be released this year. Best you can expect is cut down dies, something like 7800 (next gen 6800 equivalent) or 4080. We'll probably have to wait until next year for 7700xt/4070 and below.Unlikely because I think AMD got scared off of releasing desktop N33 and shifted the N6 wafers to some other product. The laptop models will probally get announced at CES but given AMD's previous launches, who knows when you might see a laptop with N33 in stores.I'm hoping AMD will launch their mainstream cards before December.
You'll see it eventually but short of a mining surge I think it will be awhile.
I can live with thatBest you can expect is cut down dies, something like 7800
They raise the price so they can put it on "sale" for regular price.AMD pricing in the UK is a bit bonkers (MSRP in brackets)
6600 £280+ (£299) was available for £250 for a while
6600XT £350+ (£329)
6650XT £375+ (£389)
6700 £330+ (No MSRP) was available for £299 for a couple of weeks
6700XT £430+ (£419) Normally £450+ but has dropped to match 3060Ti recent drop in price, not hit MSRP yet.
6750XT £450+ (£531)
6800 £530+ (£530)
Some savings, some over MSRP & some just oddly positioned. Nvidia is still just mental though.
The ETH mafia would hunt you down...Would I get banned if I made a bunch of eBay Listings that basically said "Wait to buy a RX 6x00XT/RTX 30x0 Ti until prices drop below $Y, the flood will start September 20th"
With a picture of a piece of paper with the above printed on it, bids starting at $0.01.