F - Adding to Cart button refused to work. Well, that's new...
If I did not make the mistake of removing it from my cart ~4 weeks ago when it got stuck there, I'd have had one by now...
I'm still in the EVGA queue, so there's that... I'm not that desperate for a 3080, since these are the only 2 things I'm doing.
@blacknemesist
1)Renegotiate? Would that not increase the MSRP and cause the AIBs to increase the prices of their models more?
Prices would be even dumber than they are now.
2)Oh NO, Nvidia's making bank alright: silicon, board design, as well as licensing fees. AIBs are still getting the short stick, though.
Did you notice none of the AIBs have a Reference design this time around?
That FE board must've been hella expensive for all of them to be like, "Yeah, we're gonna roll with the usual."
3)No idea what Capcom of Gpus means...
4)I'm looking forward to see how many 3090 gamers end up replacing it before they really make use of 24GBs of Vram.
Nvidia can say what they want, but that thing is a Titan card, though and though.
I know it's a halo card, but this is still one of the worst ones in history.
5)Mining isn't going to die anytime soon, especially if people with money and resources stand behind it.
Some kind of regulation is the next best thing - it can't/shouldn't be allowed to run rampant.
6)DLSS, while a great feature, is too limited in compatibility in its current state. Nvidia needs to do more to expand it.
I'm not big on AAA titles at all, so that and RT are darn near worthless to me.
7)Vram has never really been a problem, it only looks that way because people have artificially made it look that way.
Developers do need to optimize their programs better, but they have it rough too, like:
-all too often, they don't have enough time to polish their games.
-the publishers wanting to recycle the same old crap(cheaper for them to do so), all while milking people of more money through MTX, of which only the upper ceiling sees.