MidlanderMan wrote: » The 3070 FE is €540 delivered from Scan. Paying more than than for one is mental.
LineConsole wrote: » Bought a Gigabyte NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 8GB Gaming OC that was amazingly in stock. Paid over the odds. 620 Pounds, but at least I'll be able to play some 1440p games on my new PC over the Christmas.
cromelex wrote: » I ordered a 3070 on Scan on release day, was 39th in the Queue, this is the current position: LN110436 - Zotac NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 8GB Trinity Ampere Graphics Card Your current queue position is 27. I'm glad i managed to grab the 3080 in the end... Still haven't cancelled the 3070 as thought I could just sell it and recover the cost, whereas I might loose on the exchange rate or something.
slade_x wrote: » 02/10/2020 queue position 65 14/10/2020 queue position 62 23/10/2020 queue position 60 30/10/2020 queue position 55 06/11/2020 queue position 51If I could be guaranteed to get every cent refunded I'd probably get a refund. But the last time I received a refund of an original value of £639.50 which was €780.07 in my paypal I received a refund of €745.78 just 2 days later. I lost €35 in the exchange rate
slade_x wrote: » Another update just now, Might as well consolidate them 02/10/2020 queue position 65 14/10/2020 queue position 62 23/10/2020 queue position 60 30/10/2020 queue position 55 06/11/2020 queue position 51 13/11/2020 queue position 4520/11/2020 queue position 4227/11/2020 queue position 40
TitianGerm wrote: » So you should have it in 13 weeks time :pac:
Mucashinto wrote: » Prices for some 3060tis according to videocardz Looks like if you want a GPU in the next while you need to ignore MSRP and just pay what you're comfortable with/can. I'm guessing at this stage Nvidia fudged the MSRP on all these cards to look good?
Saralace wrote: » According to Amazon UK, Nvidia's partners will start sales of their GeForce RTX 3060 Ti products on December 2, 2020,as will other sellers in europe Also at ebuyer . Over clockers and scan uk websites
Tony H wrote: » I have an inno3D GeForce RTX 3070 iChill X3 8GB GDDR6 PCI-Express Graphics Card on order from overclockers , thought it might be faster delivery as not one of the most popular cards , moved from 36 to 35 since the 12 th of this month , tempted to cancel and order a 3060ti on launch , just missed out on a 3070 on currys by minutes , have all the bits for a new build inc a 5600X , I hate waiting for anything so im a sucker for overpaying but can't drink so if I don't spend the money the BOSS will .
Wonda-Boy wrote: » One of the worst brands to order, apparently all their stock goes to the India and Asia markets. I have an ichill 1060GTX and its very good. But was looking at a youtube vid of the 3090 and it was terrible.
Saralace wrote: » All those scalpers we have been hearing about may actually turn out to be crypto miners hoarding the new RTX 3000 cards for Ethereum mining farms. Analysts somehow discovered that Nvidia has already sold $175 million worth of RTX 3000 cards and most of these sales were made directly to crypto miners.word on the street is that Nvidia had decent RTX 3000 launch stocks, but chose to sell most of those cards directly to crypto miners.Nvidia managed to sell at least $175 million worth of RTX 3000 cards directly to miners, and this would be reflected in the strong 37% YoY growth reported with the last quarter’s earnings. RBC Capital Markets analyst Mitch Steves further points out that: “...the upcoming network upgrade of the Ethereum blockchain, also known as Ethereum 2.0, which is scheduled to take place sometime in December, demands that miners switch over to more efficient mining hardware. Nvidia’s new Ampere GPU chips are thought to meet that need.” If this crypto mining premise is proven true, we suspect the miner sales may have happened weeks before the actual launch date in mid-September.
K.O.Kiki wrote: » Is this bobby mcgee 5.0?
Squidgy Black wrote: » Would seem that way, but even for bobby I think the punctuation and capital letters is just a step too far.