Not worried about minor problems like this, I WANT MY GRAPHICS CARD !!!!
When the meteors hit and ignite all the natural gas, how am I going to heat my home if I don't have a power hungry space heater?!
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Not worried about minor problems like this, I WANT MY GRAPHICS CARD !!!!
To be fair, it would be some achievement to balls it up more than this....I've already had several. Praying AMD do a better job with their upcoming launches.
Don't set them a challenge!To be fair, it would be some achievement to balls it up more than this....
TBF, the background radiation and residual heat of the apocalypse will make it harder to maintain low GPU temps. You'll want a good AIB card for it.When the meteors hit and ignite all the natural gas, how am I going to heat my home if I don't have a power hungry space heater?!
Or just grab a secondhand 2080 Ti.
I suppose you are right, i hadnt considered it reallyPlenty of places with the production capabilities and capacity to rent if you have the money in terms of creating PCBs and placing components, etc. and even things like enclosure assembly - brackets, cooling, etc. - the bottlenecks are elsewhere.
Paper launches are to mess with your competitors not to sell products.
Or to increase your stock market share and get more investors. Dunno why, maybe they have a big purchase planned of another company somewhere...
I feel sorry for OCUK the most, imagine all the 1000's for orders they have placed with suppliers for these cards and have had to pay up front for them all. That must be hundreds of thousands of pounds sitting in the wallets of MSI, EVGA etc, which will only be slightly offset by the slight more hundreds of thousands sitting in OCUK's bank account, due to the retail mark up. That is how it works isn't it?
Indeed, most businesses only get invoiced after the goods/services have been delivered.I can't see them paying up front for them.
Indeed, most businesses only get invoiced after the goods/services have been delivered.
No point quoting deuse since he blocked me, but the retail markup on graphics cards is negligible
I feel sorry for OCUK the most, imagine all the 1000's for orders they have placed with suppliers for these cards and have had to pay up front for them all. That must be hundreds of thousands of pounds sitting in the wallets of MSI, EVGA etc, which will only be slightly offset by the slight more hundreds of thousands sitting in OCUK's bank account, due to the retail mark up. That is how it works isn't it?
To be fair, it would be some achievement to balls it up more than this....
I feel sorry for OCUK the most, imagine all the 1000's for orders they have placed with suppliers for these cards and have had to pay up front for them all. That must be hundreds of thousands of pounds sitting in the wallets of MSI, EVGA etc, which will only be slightly offset by the slight more hundreds of thousands sitting in OCUK's bank account, due to the retail mark up. That is how it works isn't it?
this thread will age like a fine wine