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100/.84-100 gives me 19%...
Which even with the law of diminishing returns isn't much for the doubling of the price.
Loloverclockers just upped the price on the 3090 cards... originly they were 1399.99 now there 1589.99. wtf
overclockers just upped the price on the 3090 cards... originly they were 1399.99 now there 1589.99. wtf
provided the bot does not beat you to it first. lolAnd you’re surprised because?
Only thing that surprises me is that they’ve waited this long to do so.
Awaiting reviews and if worth it, will get a FE.
provided the bot does not beat you to it first. lol
Ouch well I did think 10% was too low to be real but as other have said <20% is definitely in the diminishing returns section. It should come with a free SUCKA temp tattoo for that price
Some good news for the folks waiting for the 3090. This was taken from https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/ix9zcg/early_msi_geforce_rtx_3090_gaming_x_trio/
To summarise:
So it looks like the Chinese leaks from the weekend were off by quite a margin (10% in some cases).
- Time Spy (graphics): 20569 vs 17645 (via arstechnica). 16.6% Increase
- Time Spy Extreme (graphics): 10560 vs 8798 (via arstechnica). 20% Increase
- Assassin's Creed Odyssey (4K/Maxed): 71 vs 63 (via arstechinica) 12.7% Increase
- Horizon Zero Dawn (4K/Ultimate Quality): 86 vs 73 (via techspot) 17.8% Increase
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider (4K/Maxed/DLSS/No RT): 112 vs 103 (via guru 3D) 8.7% Increase
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider (4K/Maxed/DLSS/RT): 82 vs 69 (via pcgamer) 18.8% Increase
You're missing 5.
"Customers negative reaction to being gouged (as the website was dying a death) after being done a "favour" and being sold the cards at MSRP for a limited number means that we will just gouge you all straight away now".
Hmm, just noticed Techpowerup updated their 'relative performance' graph. I'm not sure when this was updated, though wouldn't be surprised if their 3090 review numbers have been fed into this!
Source: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-rtx-3090.c3622
I'd hoped for 15-20%, looks like we get 19% on average in their test suite, with the 10GB VRAM limitation removed of course.
With the stock being as small as it is there's no other way to get your hands on one without taking the gamble. At least there's the option to return it for a full refund if you're unhappy (or sell it with a profit if you have no soul).
First response so ??You keep missing my point. I agree with you.
As I said, Nvidia are pushing the gaming side of the card.However, I blame the idiot consumer who purchases it for gaming, not nVidia. It will likely shift more units than if it were just prosumer aimed. Can't argue with that, especially since it will be the most powerful GPU on earth. That is until nVidia decides to outdo themselves.
Buy at your own risk, that's all my message is. Ain't no gaming card.
That or this random reddit poster is off by quite a margin compared to the Chinese leakers with the proven track record.it looks like the Chinese leaks from the weekend were off by quite a margin (10% in some cases).
That or this random reddit poster is off by quite a margin compared to the Chinese leakers with the proven track record.
Also this guy has used DLSS for a number of tests so they're pretty worthless as most people paying over a grand for a GPU will want to use decent settings.