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Dumb question as I assume the answer is "no" but... is there a chance to even find the 2000 series NVIDIA cards (or the AMD equivalents) near MSRP?
i mean, there's a chance...
Dumb question as I assume the answer is "no" but... is there a chance to even find the 2000 series NVIDIA cards (or the AMD equivalents) near MSRP?
Grumble grumble......i mean, there's a chance...
Grumble grumble......
Doesn't help NVIDIA is being cocks either.
Given the reports that NVIDIA is dropping support for like the early 1000 series and older stuff... my card is going to be next if they stop support as it's a barebones GTX 1070.i'm already determined to wait til next gen. the 3d stacking (not that cpus were ever my problem) and leaks/rumours re: next gen GPUs help a bit.
of course, for all i know, bitcoin will be $300k when the next GPUs come out and shit's even worse.
Given the reports that NVIDIA is dropping support for like the early 1000 series and older stuff... my card is going to be next if they stop support as it's a barebones GTX 1070.
My computer took a dump during a repair after BSOD the other night so I am having a friend reload Windows on it since I think it bricked itself but I'm beginning to worry my Mobo is nearing the end of it's natrual life span given it's a mini sitting inside a mid tower case and is like 6 years old.we're twinsies.
My computer took a dump during a repair after BSOD the other night so I am having a friend reload Windows on it since I think it bricked itself but I'm beginning to worry my Mobo is nearing the end of it's natrual life span given it's a mini sitting inside a mid tower case and is like 6 years old.
I may replace the board first and pray there's an influx of GPUs in the fall (I doubt it will happen).
There's a part of me worried my friend is going to come back and go "dude, your mobo and CPU are nearing the end of their life expectancy... you probably should upgrade"i wouldn't replace it unless you find a hell of a deal or you absolutely have to. the sockets seem to be at/near end of life.
5800X is $399 on Amazon today.There's a part of me worried my friend is going to come back and go "dude, your mobo and CPU are nearing the end of their life expectancy... you probably should upgrade"
Granted, I've been looking at Mobo's and CPUs and when you can find them they don't seem THAT pricey....
Will do. I'm still waiting to hear back but there's admittedly a part of me that wants to grab the mobo and chip and just have it in my possession so I can upgrade whenever I want.5800X is $399 on Amazon today.
But I'd advise you to keep your eyes peeled sharp on June 21-22. That's Amazon Prime day this year.
Stalker 2 is going to require an SSD, 150gb, and it won't run on a HDD. I don't recall another game requiring an SSD. I wonder if we'll start seeing this trend.
i'm surprised it didn't happen sooner, honestly.
I dunno cause my last PC build still used HDD (where i store my games) so i think the vast majority of casual PC gamers are still with older HDD PC IMO.
But another few years or so and it'll SSD majority...
I dunno cause my last PC build still used HDD (where i store my games) so i think the vast majority of casual PC gamers are still with older HDD PC IMO.
Pc users use HDD for storage and or rarely played games because of their cheap volume price. Sata SSD's became the standard as primary back in 2014 on Pc.
What delayed this user standardization is the continued lifespan of last generation consoles. For during the transition of HDD to Sata SSD on Pc the PS4/Xbox launched with HDD's.
2017 is when the transition from Sata SSD to M.2 SSD began.
A game developer requiring SSD usage is a bad sign. For it shows lack of compression.