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Where is the neither option?
If you had to pay extra for the extra RAM of course.
16GB would have been more ideal but unfortunately I don't think this 3090 has a 384 bit memory bus hence the lower VRAM. 24GB is just overkill and would be insanely expensive.
Yet, so many people agree. So the poll isn't to find out how much you're willing to spend on the memory, just if your willing to spend these 2 prices on the card? Then the title of the poll is incorrect. This is akin to Sony putting out a poll asking if you would pay $800 or $1000 for the ps5 and not having an option of neither. They would thus conclude they can sell for $800 because everyone who was only willing to pay $600 can't vote. Seems logical and exactly how polling is/should be done.Ignoring a poll about something you don't want.
Oh come on, we all know the price of RAM, and that's for overpriced CONSUMER modules! Even if it is DDR4 and not GDDR6X.
When bought B2B in bulk orders, it'll be even cheaper. Certainly not on the order of $400 for 12GB,
Yet, so many people agree. So the poll isn't to find out how much you're willing to spend on the memory, just if your willing to spend these 2 prices on the card? Then the title of the poll is incorrect. This is akin to Sony putting out a poll asking if you would pay $800 or $1000 for the ps5 and not having an option of neither. They would thus conclude they can sell for $800 because everyone who was only willing to pay $600 can't vote. Seems logical and exactly how polling is/should be done.
I would agree had there been more than 2 options. I would pay $200 for the extra but not $400. It's really not a poll about the amount.ykid pay for ram, this is a poll on if you'd pay a specific price. Had it had "what would be the most you'd pay for 24 vs 12" and options where $100, $200, $300 and $400, then sure. Ive always bought the higher ram model when available (unless it was completely unreasonable). I would happily pay $200 extra for double the memory, but not so at $400. $300 would be iffy. So, if the poll is to find out how much you are willing to pay the options don't make sense, so for me it's none of the above.No, it's like having a poll that asked would you pay $500 for PS5 with 500G storage, or $600 with 1TB. If you want to say neither, you aren't in the market for a PS5 because it's not going to be less than that.
If you put out a poll asking people how much they want to pay, they will simply choose the lowest amount.
This is a poll to see if people are still keen on 24GB when ugly reality of the hefty price increase that will accompany it, is attached.
We could quibble till the end of time about the exact nature of what these price increases will look like, but I think I made a reasonable stab at it.
If you are unwilling to pay either amount, you simply aren't in this market, NVidias crazy new top end card is very unlikely to be cheaper than last generation.
I would agree had there been more than 2 options. I would pay $200 for the extra but not $400. It's really not a poll about the amount.ykid pay for ram, this is a poll on if you'd pay a specific price. Had it had "what would be the most you'd pay for 24 vs 12" and options where $100, $200, $300 and $400, then sure. Ive always bought the higher ram model when available (unless it was completely unreasonable). I would happily pay $200 extra for double the memory, but not so at $400. $300 would be iffy. So, if the poll is to find out how much you are willing to pay the options don't make sense, so for me it's none of the above.
16GB would have been more ideal but unfortunately I don't think this 3090 has a 384 bit memory bus hence the lower VRAM. 24GB is just overkill and would be insanely expensive.
Correct, but these aren't manufacturer prices, but made up prices, so it's not exactly equivalent. If these were known prices and known quantities then it would be valid.Just like real life, you don't get to choose the price. The manufacturer does that.
16GB would have been more ideal but unfortunately I don't think this 3090 has a 384 bit memory bus hence the lower VRAM. 24GB is just overkill and would be insanely expensive.
It'll be a couple years before you need more than 12gb vram. Most multiplatform games will do fine with the xbox series x/pc as baseline.
I think you are looking at system memory. FS2020 lists 8gb vram and 32gb system ram for ideal specs.Battlefield 5 and Escape from Tarkov can go over 16GB in certain situations...Flight Simulator 2020 is the first game that lists 32GB as it's Ideal Specs
Battlefield 5 and Escape from Tarkov can go over 16GB in certain situations...Flight Simulator 2020 is the first game that lists 32GB as it's Ideal Specs
I think you are looking at system memory. FS2020 lists 8gb vram and 32gb system ram for ideal specs.
IMHO it should be 3080ti having 16GB and Titan Replacement having 24GB
Dont think the top end non titan card needs 24GB and putting 11GB/12GB is kind of a slap in the face.
It will be at least $1200. Realistically it will be more.I don't see myself paying over a grand for a GPU anyway, so probably neither. Hoping the 12 GB is less than that.
It will be at least $1200. Realistically it will be more.