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First teased last September, this water cooling ready card costs US$1,449.
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First teased last September, this water cooling ready card costs US$1,449.
At that price, I'd be expecting the GPU itself to do a spit-take at the cost.
But of course, I'm not the target audience as I'd never be willing to pay that much (and wouldn't be using a liquid-cooled setup anyway).
This is on my shopping list. Right after the private jet and the batmobile.
Incidentally, I wonder if you could route the heat into a toaster to allow the creation of gaming toast?
Only if paired with a new Intel CPU....Quote:
Originally Posted by philehidiot
Ye, cool. Make it 750$ now and I will consider.
WOW Free shipping now if you had started with that I would have ordered one instantly.
add a hot plate and warm Pizzas on it..make sure to route intel CPU heat down from above as well..
Who's buying 2080 Ti GPUs with the next gen cards expected soon?
Morons :P The world has soooo many of them!Quote:
Originally Posted by pa1nkiller
US, Canada and Puerto Rico.
Not Europe :(
But Scan have it on Pre-order :)
$1449 USD? For that price, not only should the shipping be free, but it better come with a technician to install it for me while feeding me grapes.
Only a 3 year warranty? Seems a bit rubbishrubbishrubbishrubbishty for a $1400++ product.
Kind of weird to introduce this so close to the new GPU line-ups being announced, but hey!