You guys are done. Its over. Now and in the future These other country that have to pay VAT and everything else they are 100% fucked from now on.
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us in 'berta "only" have a 5% sales tax, some provinces have up to 15%, yipes!You guys are done. Its over. Now and in the future These other country that have to pay VAT and everything else they are 100% fucked from now on.
That is just retarded! I'm at a loss at this moment and weep for the current state of PC gaming. Of course, there are the "enthusiasts" here who will buy this crap and defend the decision to do so wholeheartedly. Those same individuals will eventually realize about 5-10 years from now that they supported the destruction of this once great hobby. Mark my words.......
Ya those Canadian prices don't include taxes. Most of Canada is looking at 15% on top of those prices in tax. One oil rich province gets to pay only 5% extra.You guys are done. Its over. Now and in the future These other country that have to pay VAT and everything else they are 100% fucked from now on.
THATS BEFORE TAXES???Ya those Canadian prices don't include taxes. Most of Canada is looking at 15% on top of those prices in tax. One oil rich province gets to pay only 5% extra.
NV cards have been out to lunch in Canada since at least the start of the c19 stuff.
$4059.99 = 2,811.077 US DollarsTHATS BEFORE TAXES???
THATS BEFORE TAXES???
yesus in 'berta "only" have a 5% sales tax, some provinces have up to 15%, yipes!
my RX6800 is not going to be retiring anytime soon, thats for sure....Pc master race RIP
I love the "everyday low price", they should put J/K next to it.
everything keeps going up yet they keep plastering "new/every day low price" all over... its infuriating.I love the "everyday low price", they should put J/K next to it.
Fuck that! Canaduuhh pesos be damned
canuckistani pesos.Canaduuhh pesos
That's just it. We're in the territory of buying hobby stuff that is quite high-end and will last you a lifetime. If I didn't already have one, I could kit out a very solid home gym for that money.I'd spend $2500 on a guitar before I'd ever throw that amount toward a leather jacket..
Yes yes. We know. You can by a home gym, or a guitar, or a new fishing pole, or your mortgage/rent or whatever else TF you want. Its money and can be used anywhere. I don't think this is lost on anyone, i'm not sure why it keeps getting brought up as if everyone assumed their next 2-3 grand of discretionary income HAD to go to nvidia.That's just it. We're in the territory of buying hobby stuff that is quite high-end and will last you a lifetime. If I didn't already have one, I could kit out a very solid home gym for that money.
Yes yes. We know. You can by a home gym, or a guitar, or a new fishing pole, or your mortgage/rent or whatever else TF you want. Its money and can be used anywhere. I don't think this is lost on anyone, i'm not sure why it keeps getting brought up as if everyone assumed their next 2-3 grand of discretionary income HAD to go to nvidia.
It is just a way to tell other anonymous avatar some of your hobby you a proud of. Everyone understand how fungible money is, how it work and what $2500 USD can buy you in general. (as if people that bought a 4090 will have paid that much once you take the current selling price into account, for many that got them at msrp they will have paid the ~tax on them) people can be convinced it will be different for a 5090..... next time the GPU market will be great.....i'm not sure why it keeps getting brought up
It's really not. It's rather a call to people to take a step back and look at how absurd the price has gotten for these toys compared to other things that are, by most people's estimation more valuble and long lasting. It could be antique chairs, or fine glasswear, or a literal mountain of books, or a custom skateboard. It's all relative, sure.It is just a way to tell other anonymous avatar some of your hobby you a proud of. Everyone understand how fungible money is, how it work and what $2500 USD can buy you in general. (as if people that bought a 4090 will have paid that much once you take the current selling price into account, for many that got them at msrp they will have paid the ~tax on them) people can be convinced it will be different for a 5090..... next time the GPU market will be great.....
It's really not. It's rather a call to people to take a step back and look at how absurd the price has gotten for these toys compared to other things that are, by most people's estimation more valuble and long lasting. It could be antique chairs, or fine glasswear, or a literal mountain of books, or a custom skateboard. It's all relative, sure.
But if you have enjoyed this hobby as much as some of us have, for so long, it's worth looking at other options at this point. I won't lay out the existential problem this launch poses for this hobby, and the very well-founded derision has been expressed over the last 10 pages of this thread. It's an awful launch that stands to go down the worst in the history of graphics cards, and by no small measue.
Very often in those type of message, after reading it you end up learning about something the poster personally own and do (when they could have been made very well without any personal details of the sorts) and they are always cool one never a new TV or 12 month family plan smarthphone data plan type.... any unprompted human speak tend to be a reflex to rise its value among the group, just a normal thing to do, we are strongly hardwired to do it.t's really not.
Or getting the latest generation for msrp at launch:You can always "beat the system" by hanging 1-2 hardware generations back. You use ro be able to hang only one generation back but that's fucked now too.
I thought the 3 uplift was good. 2k series brought RTX to the table but craptastic otherwiseYou can always "beat the system" by hanging 1-2 hardware generations back. You use to be able to hang only one generation back but that's fucked now too.
Best compromise IMHO is buy top tier and then skip the next generation and only participate in new hardware every other gen. Best case is to skip the big stupid power intensive weak uplift gens like series 3 and 5 cards
This is what I do. Very happy with a cheap 13600K and RTX 3080.The best way to handle this hobby is to always stay a generation or two back. Then you dont have to worry about scalping, launch lines, and insane prices.... but.....its difficult to do that. Smart money would be to wait until the 6090 series....but wheres the fun in that!
Ahh, that oil revenue works wonders for Albertans.us in 'berta "only" have a 5% sales tax, some provinces have up to 15%, yipes!
As a tiny shareholder, i am okay with Nvidia's current focus.Shittiest GPU launch ever! Man I thought the 3 series launch was bad, but this blows it out of the water.
Completely embarrassing for a trillion dollar company with 30 plus years experience.
Pathetic.
You could buy a Daniel Defense Delta 5 pro for that price. Then another 3k on a Nightforce scope. Another 1500 for a suppressor, another 1k for the tripod, 350k for land, 30k in match ammo.....anywho, 2500 for a consumer gpu is a lot and they'll still sell.That's just it. We're in the territory of buying hobby stuff that is quite high-end and will last you a lifetime. If I didn't already have one, I could kit out a very solid home gym for that money.
Unfortuately, due to inflation, the two dollar whores are now $7.99.Yea but $2 whores are still two dollar whores!
I'm sure they are embarrassed. LOL.Shittiest GPU launch ever! Man I thought the 3 series launch was bad, but this blows it out of the water.
Completely embarrassing for a trillion dollar company with 30 plus years experience.
Pathetic.
Would not surprise me if they are and really harsh Jensen emails are going around this week...I'm sure they are embarrassed. LOL.
3 series launch bad ? The $700 3080 much faster than the 2080TI, the oven ? Legendary launch.the 3 series launch was bad,
I would say it was a great product, not a great launch. Wasn't it found that Nvidia was selling directly to crypto miners?3000 was a great launch, it was just hard to get cards at MSRP because of COVID and Crypto causing the demand to skyrocket. (and the cards had a fair pricing and great uplift, making them extra attractive)
Wait, what?Wasn't it found that Nvidia was selling directly to crypto miners?
That one was a hard passPerhaps im thinking of the 3090ti, boy did i waste money on that.
It’s a good PSU tester, only surpassed by the 5090Perhaps im thinking of the 3090ti, boy did i waste money on that.
https://screenrant.com/nvidia-lied-how-many-gpus-sold-crypto-miners/Wait, what?