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Unfortunately the 'X' suffix adds nothing new, these are merely OEM rebrands.
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Unfortunately the 'X' suffix adds nothing new, these are merely OEM rebrands.
Hopefully it's a sign that there will be some more stock on the shelves for the non-X versions, I would have bought a 570 or 580 had they been available at RRP - almost jumped for some on the ones mentioned on the forum at good prices but resisted at the time and regretted it.
I guess they've just re-evaluated the binning to get the new tiers and a slightly better boost speed - the difference between a lower 550X and a 540X does seems a bit silly though!
I've given up waiting for a good £200-ish deal. It isn't going to happen for years, if at all.
I've just bought a second hand 1070 for £320. Seems the best, future proof, deal around (for 1440 gaming and Adobe) at the moment.
I'm not 100% happy about it but don't feel like I've much choice.
Sad but true. I noticed on Overclockers one of the Vega 56 cards dropped to £530 (still more than a 1080) for a couple of days but has now gone back up to £550.Quote:
Originally Posted by ERU
I am starting to despair.
Yeah it's crazy. 2 year old stuff at twice launch price is pretty common. My "work" pc needs a newer gfx card as running a 5850 and opencl isn't working correctly so want to jump to a 7000 or later card. £80 s/hand for something pretty ordinary!