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tl:dr Global recession => lower chip demand for consumers China ban => lower demand from CCP nvidia RTX 4090 still out of stock in most places :| I'm pretty

tl:dr Global recession => lower chip demand for consumers China ban => lower demand from CCP nvidia RTX 4090 still out of stock in most places :| I'm pretty sure datacenter and military chip usage will grow in next few years even if recession hit consumer market even harder then past year then US chipmakers will get fat checks just 2be prepared for China retaliation (probably feels good to be Intel in chip war time).

hulitu 4y ago
> tl:dr Global recession => lower chip demand for consumers Global recession is to blame for everything. I'm waiting for some years for payable video card, nothing special, but i guess Global recession is to blame. /s
- NavinF 4y ago
  You're waiting for a "payable video card" after prices crashed to an all time low? There are 3090s getting dumped for <$800 now. Is a 50% drop not enough for you?
  - ChoGGi 4y ago
    Nope :)
  - ThatMedicIsASpy 4y ago
    That's a 3090 with terrible power draw. Not a decent 200-300€ card
    - NavinF 4y ago
      The power limit is adjustable lol. It will perform a lot better than say a 3060 at the same power limit.
- machinekob 4y ago
  Global recession for sure can be blamed for most thinks in EU right now, as we just have a lot less money to spend cause of energy prices, inflation and enormous number of refuges which make prices of basic goods even higher (In some places from 3 to even 10% [Poland] of all population living there are people from Ukraine). And Central Europe isn't prepare for that.
  - justanorherhack 4y ago
    Most of which is the result of policy.
Nursie 4y ago
You can still get a 4090 in Western Australia! They’ve marked remaining stock up a bit, but there was no first-day sellout here. I think demand is considerably lower for these than it was two years ago, but nvidia is managing supply to some extent.
gambiting 4y ago
>>nvidia RTX 4090 still out of stock in most places :| I mean, I just don't think they made that many in the first place. Overclockers UK(one of the biggest online electronics stores in the UK) was very upfront with how many units they are getting from manufacturers, and they got like ~500 cards total for launch. That's nothing. So of course it's out of stock, even if only a very limited group of enthusiasts is actually interested in buying one.
- Wowfunhappy 4y ago
  500?! I have to wonder why nVidia even bothered launching the cards.

hulitu 4y ago

> tl:dr Global recession => lower chip demand for consumers Global recession is to blame for everything. I'm waiting for some years for payable video card, nothing special, but i guess Global recession is to blame. /s

NavinF 4y ago
You're waiting for a "payable video card" after prices crashed to an all time low? There are 3090s getting dumped for <$800 now. Is a 50% drop not enough for you?
- ChoGGi 4y ago
  Nope :)
- ThatMedicIsASpy 4y ago
  That's a 3090 with terrible power draw. Not a decent 200-300€ card
  - NavinF 4y ago
    The power limit is adjustable lol. It will perform a lot better than say a 3060 at the same power limit.
machinekob 4y ago
Global recession for sure can be blamed for most thinks in EU right now, as we just have a lot less money to spend cause of energy prices, inflation and enormous number of refuges which make prices of basic goods even higher (In some places from 3 to even 10% [Poland] of all population living there are people from Ukraine). And Central Europe isn't prepare for that.
- justanorherhack 4y ago
  Most of which is the result of policy.

Nursie 4y ago

You can still get a 4090 in Western Australia! They’ve marked remaining stock up a bit, but there was no first-day sellout here. I think demand is considerably lower for these than it was two years ago, but nvidia is managing supply to some extent.

gambiting 4y ago

>>nvidia RTX 4090 still out of stock in most places :| I mean, I just don't think they made that many in the first place. Overclockers UK(one of the biggest online electronics stores in the UK) was very upfront with how many units they are getting from manufacturers, and they got like ~500 cards total for launch. That's nothing. So of course it's out of stock, even if only a very limited group of enthusiasts is actually interested in buying one.

Wowfunhappy 4y ago
500?! I have to wonder why nVidia even bothered launching the cards.