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Why do you say that? They just pulled a cheaper sku leaving the more expensive one, no?
by jayd16 4y ago
Why do you say that? They just pulled a cheaper sku leaving the more expensive one, no?
- wmf 4y agoThe "4080 12GB" name was misleading almost to the point of fraud because it led customers to think it would have the same performance as a 4080. I don't object to the product itself, just the name. Removing it from the market is the right move. Maybe they'll relaunch it with a non-misleading name.
- S0und 4y agoEvery hardware reviewer complained a about calling something xx80 while the card performs as a xx70 is a scamy move.
- jffry 4y agoIn the past, NVIDIA launched the "3080" and the "3080 (12GB)" where the memory capacity and bus width was the major differentiator. (it also had like 3% more cores or something). The RTX "4080 12GB" and "4080 16GB" were much further apart in cores (IIRC a 30% difference) and so naming them in the same category in a way that suggests the RAM is the primary difference, was widely seen as disingenuous. Yes technically any consumer could lookup the specs, but that doesn't still make it a dirty and dishonest move.