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So this gets roughly twice the performance of my RX 480 that I bought 5-1/2 years ago for $190. This card should be UNDER $200. So there's still clearly a shortage and price gouging, but at least graphics cards are cheaper than gaming consoles now. Oddly, performance and pricing has barely changed in five years.
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Every thread on GPUs someone has to wax poetic on the past and how prices should be lower. This is the market. Don't like it, don't buy it.
Every thread on GPUs someone has to wax poetic on the past and how prices should be lower. This is the market. Don't like it, don't buy it.
What would be nice if companies were completely transparent on how much of the tariff they were a absorbing because to pass it all completely down to the consumer is kind of a dick move. So much so that people forgot what the MSRP was.
Every thread on GPUs someone has to wax poetic on the past and how prices should be lower. This is the market. Don't like it, don't buy it.
How many people top ticked gasoline at the peak? How many people are STILL working through their toilet paper backlog? A voice of reason is what we need right now.
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What would be nice if companies were completely transparent on how much of the tariff they were a absorbing because to pass it all completely down to the consumer is kind of a dick move. So much so that people forgot what the MSRP was.
But I guess comparing what you paid half a decade ago when crypto wasn't big, inflation wasn't record-setting, and availability was normal makes a lot of sense today.
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