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Here is a summary of the first batch of partner designs for this exciting new GPU.
No doubt they'll all be overpriced and out of stock
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Good luck everyone.
What time do they usually come into stock on launch day at Scan? Or have I missed the boat already XDQuote:
Originally Posted by cptwhite_uk
edit: it says on the page available to order from 2pm.
£515? RRP, not even with the expected gouge on top? Unreal.
2pm according to their twitter https://twitter.com/ScanComputers/st...94793047003155Quote:
Originally Posted by Zhaoman
note: tweet was yesterday, so the tomorrow reference means today ;)Quote:
The latest addition to #NVIDIA’s #RTX line up, the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti is available from 2pm tomorrow. Get incredible performance with enhanced Ray Tracing Cores and Tensor Cores, new streaming multiprocessors, and high-speed G6 memory. Find out more >> https://bit.ly/2KW5rBk
Literally have 9 tabs open and logged in ready to go. If I don't get one this time it's just beyond crazy.
I don't get the whole deal behind this price-gouging thing. If you don't want to pay the higher prices, don't pay them, wait for the prices to come down. Yes, companies should do their part to prevent price-gouging etc, but at the end of the day, it being a free market (and i'm commie af), if you think the price is too high, don't buy it.
That argument is a bit simplistic though, isn't it? Yes what your saying is fudamentally correct, but if the RRP isn't available until 3 months after release because of scalping practises, it's frustrating and unethical to force the market to run dry of stock to benefit your own personal wealth. It's a non-essential commodity but it's just not cricket old boy.Quote:
Originally Posted by wazzickle
lol... some of those listed (and on the scan site) seem ludicrously overpriced for what you're getting....
ASUS NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti ROG Strix OC 8GB GDDR6 Ray-Tracing Graphics Card, 4864 Core is £629.99 at scan, a 3080 founders edition (ignoring stock issues) is £649.00 on nvidia site and there's no way even an overclocked 3060 ti is going to get close to a 3080.
3060ti on nvidia is still coming soon so looks like I'll be waiting again, luckily I'm in no real rush... having said that maybe not a bad thing seeing as there are rumours (doubt it in all honesty) of a 12gb 3060 (non ti) which would do me just fine at 1080p.
The 3xxx series release has been a disaster when it comes to availability and going to be honest, you can't blame this all on coronavirus imo.
sooooo.... out of stock then.
That was fun.
NVidia are redirecting to Scan only for the FE cards, wonder what deal they struck as OCUL were saying they were a major disty for NVidia a while back.
Scan are adding £11.50 postage as well so they'll be making a bit somewhere along the line..
Are they, they still went to the nvidia store (no stock..I'm in shock lol) when I just checked.Quote:
Originally Posted by [GSV]Trig
In fairness to Scan there were a few listed at MSRP but the only one that I managed to get into the basket was for £420 and I wasn't that desperate. I'll wait for news of a possible 3070Ti and any more products from AMD before I decide.
Well that was fun. :(
Can\'t wait to do this all again...
Was going straight to Scan when I clicked, Scan add postage then checkout, one per customer and all that, £380.50 all told.Quote:
Originally Posted by LSG501