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The shortage is over, but the prices are still not justifiable. Why would anyone pay MSRP for how old these cards are with new product lines being announced thi
by andrewmcwatters 4y ago
The shortage is over, but the prices are still not justifiable. Why would anyone pay MSRP for how old these cards are with new product lines being announced this month?
lol
- hwers 4y agoNew product lines are always on the horizon
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- 0xcde4c3db 4y agoIn some sense, sure, but in this case it means an actual new generation of high-end ("9"/"8"/"7" class) chips likely launching in a few months, not a "refresh" sometime next year.
- slickdork 4y agoPerhaps, but nvidia is 23 months into a 24 month release cycle.
- Obi_Juan_Kenobi 4y agoDepends on the card and situation. If 3060ti performance is plenty for you, how much would you expect to save on a 4050? Probably not much, and those cards won't be out until next year sometime. For a higher end card? Yeah it could go either way.
- jacooper 4y agoTotally agree, been looking for an RX6600xt, but the price is just not justifiable for how old the card is really.