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But now they have this bin of chips designated as the low tier 4080 that they previously said was worth, what 1000 dollars? Do they call it a 4070 and just inst
by 7speter 4y ago
But now they have this bin of chips designated as the low tier 4080 that they previously said was worth, what 1000 dollars? Do they call it a 4070 and just instantly sell it for 600 dollars? Really showsbus that the value behind their cards are whatever Jensen and friends want it to be, actual costs be damned.
- mst 4y agoThat's true of pretty much everything though. The monetary value of a thing is definitionally how much money you can sell it for.
- 7speter 4y agoBut i thought it was inflation that drove the price of everything up the last two years?
- puffoflogic 4y agoYes, good, you're getting there. Now... put them together... Inflation is driven by consumers having more money. This means that more can be charged for the same products and the consumers will begrudgingly pay. This means more will be charged. This is why giving ~50% of US net-taxpayers free cash caused inflation to spike.
- 7speter 4y agoRight, that's all the cause of 60% "inflation," I suppose.