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This card is soooo poor for the money. What a POS...
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In a world where people are paying ~£600 for them, I think I'm just going to call myself Ronald and wear a clown outfit from now on. Easier to blend in.This card is soooo poor for the money. What a POS...
Nvidia is pulling the same trick(like AMD) with its partners. Its quite clear to support their industry leading profit margins,the RRP is too low for AIB partners to survive on. So they set pie in the sky RRPs,then can blame partners,miners,etc for the RRP not being kept to. They have done this before AFAIK! They then hope reviewers review the GPUs at their RRPs,but not the actual price,so the stealth price increases are hidden.In a world where people are paying ~£600 for them, I think I'm just going to call myself Ronald and wear a clown outfit from now on. Easier to blend in.
I'm not even sure why nvidia has bothered with the 3060 when they could have just kept the 2060 super in production and freed up 8nm capacity for other ampere cards.
I'm not even sure why nvidia has bothered with the 3060 when they could have just kept the 2060 super in production and freed up 8nm capacity for other ampere cards.
They have brought back the 2060S too iirc, or the normal 2060.
Its not going to help unless its made outside Taiwan! Taiwan has a massive drought and TSMC is having to buy truckloads of water!
Yup, bad times atm.
Next up will probably be the 3050 which performs the same as a 1660 super and costs £250 @MSRP or £350+ when available.Don't worry Nvidia will save us! They can set a £200 RRP,make sure they sell all the bits to their AIB partners at max cost,and then blame everyone else for the RRP not being attainable!
Next up will probably be the 3050 which performs the same as a 1660 super and costs £250 @MSRP or £350+ when available.
At RRP it isn't bad, but not exciting either. At inflated prices simply terrible value, sit on your hands unless the prices are more reasonable.
Are Nvidia still shifting FE models at sensible prices?
How much!? I had to check the header to the tread, to make sure it was for the 3060 and not a 3070/3080!?Seen listed at just under £1500 on a competitor. Stock was 4. It's gone down to 3 so presumably somebody bit. Utter madness.
Because Nvidia has put 12GB of VRAM on this card and they are hoping it will seduce people to buy it...smoke and mirrors....that is if you want to pay through the nose to get one!?I'm not even sure why nvidia has bothered with the 3060 when they could have just kept the 2060 super in production and freed up 8nm capacity for other ampere cards.
Yeah, I know there's no 3060FE, but are they still doing higher SKU FE cards?They're not making any FE.