The 88% are likely just people that buy GPUs and play games with them, and don't spend their life on forums lamenting about GPU prices.
Heart breaking? Stockholm Syndrome or Battered wives syndrome?
Or the many anti-consumer practices of NV.The 88% are likely just people that buy GPUs and play games with them, and don't spend their life on forums lamenting about GPU prices.
Kabir looks to be a real person https://www.youtube.com/@kabirkumar5815Any bets on how long until the above message gets edited with a new embedded link?
Also looks like the avatar was ripped straight from that thumbnail too. I'm still claiming it's a bot impersonating that guy and will edit the link within the next couple of weeks.Kabir looks to be a real person https://www.youtube.com/@kabirkumar5815
Whether he posted or is using a chatbot is my question.
Doesn't seem like it: https://ai-plans.com/guidesI'm still claiming it's a bot impersonating that guy and will edit the link within the next couple of weeks.
That's fair.Doesn't seem like it: https://ai-plans.com/guides
Probably just a long time lurker hurt by the lack of affordable GPUs for AI tasks.
I heard 5090 only costs 1 kidney, so that is probably the best deal.So is the "$430" 5060 ti 16gb a better value than the $340 6800 ?
So is the "$430" 5060 ti 16gb a better value than the $340 6800 ?
The AMD GPUs at Fire Sale prices were a good deal.
3) Jensen can't do math anymore and refuses to let anyone else do it for him.
I know the EU consumer laws are top notch, but doesn't someone have to file a formal complaint before anything gets done? I'd be curious to know if anyone has brought this to their attention.Well, I wouldn't really use this on anything but a HTPC, but that said, I wouldn't use any of the other 50XX series until they fix the power issue, but given things have only gotten worse since the 40XX series, I don't suspect I will be buying one at all for any of my gaming/main PC's. I can't believe the EU has not forced a recall due to fire hazzard.
I think there needs to be a formal investigation and professional testing from some of the consumer protection agencies before anything happens. Since the availability is so low, the problem is probably not widespread enough to do something about it.I know the EU consumer laws are top notch, but doesn't someone have to file a formal complaint before anything gets done? I'd be curious to know if anyone has brought this to their attention.
Somebody smoking something other than the vapors from the melting power cables on the 50XX series cards...Since they are all made in China now, with 125% tariffs tack on!
Somebody smoking something other than the vapors from the melting power cables on the 50XX series cards...
ASUS makes their cards in Vietnam and Taiwan. PC Partner started moving out of China last November (they manufacture all the cards for Zotac, Inno3d and Manli) for Singapore and Indonesia (they are the second largest GPU manufacturer in the world). ASRock makes their cards in Taiwan, and looking at Vietnam as well (I believe they are an ASUS affiliate/subsidiary now?).
Really only Gigabyte is still made in China.
ASRock had stated they were being proactive in moving production from China. I am sorry I don't remember the link where I read it. Could be their site itself.Since they are all made in China now, with 125% tariffs tack on!
Sapphire, 100% China.Somebody smoking something other than the vapors from the melting power cables on the 50XX series cards...
ASUS makes their cards in Vietnam and Taiwan. PC Partner started moving out of China last November (they manufacture all the cards for Zotac, Inno3d and Manli) for Singapore and Indonesia (they are the second largest GPU manufacturer in the world). ASRock makes their cards in Taiwan, and looking at Vietnam as well (I believe they are an ASUS affiliate/subsidiary now?).
Really only Gigabyte is still made in China.
ASRock makes their cards in Taiwan, and looking at Vietnam as well (I believe they are an ASUS affiliate/subsidiary now?)