QOTW: Are you tempted by GeForce RTX Super?

[HEXUS]

Has Nvidia done enough to convince you? (Feel free to update your answer on Sunday!).

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[Usernamist]

Maybe one day we'll get affordable mid-range cards.

[pa1nkiller]

Computer sais no

[Nifl]

Maybe when there's a 3080 Ti Super.

[Boon72]

Maybe when they fall in price to be more reasonable

[Rojo66]

Sicking with my 1080ti at the moment. RTX cards are way too overpriced.

[LeSWiS]

Welp...With my GTX 1070 being dead for 2 months now, I am looking at that RTX 2060 Super really closely even though it is quite expensive. But Maybe the gods of computer hardware will grant me a certain Hexus giveaway prize...*wink* *wink*

[Tabbykatze]

Definitely not

[The Hand]

Maybe tempted by the 2060 super if around the £300 price (probably Black Friday). I'll see how the RX 5700 performs first though.

[Friesiansam]

Only if I win the latest competition.

[Fogoldgaming]

Nah. On 2070 at mo and it was too expensive.

[Saracen999]

I'm going to shock everyone that knows me and say ....
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...... no, I'm not tempted.

Okay, I mighta fibbed a tad about the "shock" bit.


I just don't have a need for anything requiring nearly £400, or more, on a graphics card. It dowsn't really matter how powerful the card is. If they had 10x, 50x, 100x the power these do, I'm still not paying anything like that much.

A decent card at about half that, on the other hand .... well, give me a nudge and aake me up.

[nar53]

Not Me

[Iota]

Happy with my 2080.

[mikeo]

Not interested. Even a 2080 super would not tempt me from my 1080ti and the 2080ti is still a joke price wise. I'll probably skip this entire generation (like a lot of folks I suspect) and see what turns on next gen.

[DirtyDean68]

Short answer, no. The RTX series cards are priced way too high, even more so now with the introduction of new "Super" cards. Having recently refreshed my main home/gaming PC, they are way out of my budget. I certainly think Nvidia have shook up the market, but unfortunately not in a good way for us "budget" gamers/enthusiasts.

I'd be interest to see how many of those RTX cards that Nvidia have actually shifted up until till now, and compare those figures with Nvidia's own expectations.