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do i need to upgrade my PSU? what type of power connector does it use?
thanks.
do i need to upgrade my PSU? what type of power connector does it use?
thanks.
It will work, but this card is major overkill for a 4690K. I would not get it unless you are planning on upgrading the rest of the system soon. If you just want to find a GPU that will max out your existing system you don't need to spend this much.
It uses 2 8-pin power connectors.
If you really need a GPU now, you would have bought it already at the price that you feel acceptable. Intel already announced lower price on their GPU. AMD and nVidia will eventually feel the same way, and it's not because of some SDer holding the line, but the way the economy is heading towards a recession. At the end of the day, price is still determined by supply and demand.
If you really need a GPU now, you would have bought it already at the price that you feel acceptable. Intel already announced lower price on their GPU. AMD and nVidia will eventually feel the same way, and it's not because of some SDer holding the line, but the way the economy is heading towards a recession. At the end of the day, price is still determined by supply and demand.
Remember when 4090 was announced, and Nvidia prices shot up over night? Made no sense until you found out Nvidia was intentionally controlling supply of the 3XXX cards. Then we found out AMD is doing the same thing.
We cannot predict whats going to happen even in a recession. Maybe another Tariff will occur, maybe we have another chip shortage. Who knows. Maybe stock will run out before prices fall substantially again.
The price of these cards will likely drop some more given long term historical trends of GPU prices, but probably not worth the extra time you gotta wait. Maybe I'm completely wrong but thats my point. Everything we are saying is no more than complete conjecture.
Remember when 4090 was announced, and Nvidia prices shot up over night? Made no sense until you found out Nvidia was intentionally controlling supply of the 3XXX cards. Then we found out AMD is doing the same thing.
We cannot predict whats going to happen even in a recession. Maybe another Tariff will occur, maybe we have another chip shortage. Who knows. Maybe stock will run out before prices fall substantially again.
The price of these cards will likely drop some more given long term historical trends of GPU prices, but probably not worth the extra time you gotta wait. Maybe I'm completely wrong but thats my point. Everything we are saying is no more than complete conjecture.