Nvidia 3000 Series Tonight
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I bought a brand new RTX 2060 Super this time last year for £314.
There are two on Ebay with buy it now prices of £689 and the other £2000 (
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Auctions for other 3 in the UK are at £311, £391 and £450. With the £391 less than a day off finishing, so probably £400 is the going price for used.
There are two on Ebay with buy it now prices of £689 and the other £2000 (
)Auctions for other 3 in the UK are at £311, £391 and £450. With the £391 less than a day off finishing, so probably £400 is the going price for used.
FourWheelDrift said:
I bought a brand new RTX 2060 Super this time last year for £314.
There are two on Ebay with buy it now prices of £689 and the other £2000 ()
Auctions for other 3 in the UK are at £311, £391 and £450. With the £391 less than a day off finishing, so probably £400 is the going price for used.
Damn, I sold my 2060 super for £250 in September!There are two on Ebay with buy it now prices of £689 and the other £2000 (
)Auctions for other 3 in the UK are at £311, £391 and £450. With the £391 less than a day off finishing, so probably £400 is the going price for used.
I bought an ASUS RX580 OC 8GB for £169 in December... currently on eBay at £310.
I have already sold my 2014 vintage R9 280X for £67... though I just accepted what I thought was a reasonable offer and didn't let the auction run which perhaps was a mistake.
Goes some way to clawing back the £750 I spent on my MSI 3070 Gaming X Trio.
I have already sold my 2014 vintage R9 280X for £67... though I just accepted what I thought was a reasonable offer and didn't let the auction run which perhaps was a mistake.
Goes some way to clawing back the £750 I spent on my MSI 3070 Gaming X Trio.
Zeepster said:
It's so frustrating. I want to build a new machine as my old i7 2600k with a 1060 is getting very long in the tooth now.
At this rate I might as well wait for the 4000 series!!
Give it 6 months and stuff will he going the other way.At this rate I might as well wait for the 4000 series!!
Supply vs demand sprinkled with a minority of buyers with more money than sense.
Just like GameStop and Bitcoin, if it’s recently gone up hard, it’ll be coming down hard again.
Mr Whippy said:
Give it 6 months and stuff will he going the other way.
Supply vs demand sprinkled with a minority of buyers with more money than sense.
Just like GameStop and Bitcoin, if it’s recently gone up hard, it’ll be coming down hard again.
I really don't see this semiconductor supply shortage getting resolved that quickly. It's going to take at least a year, maybe longer I think. Supply vs demand sprinkled with a minority of buyers with more money than sense.
Just like GameStop and Bitcoin, if it’s recently gone up hard, it’ll be coming down hard again.
Rojibo said:
Mr Whippy said:
Give it 6 months and stuff will he going the other way.
Supply vs demand sprinkled with a minority of buyers with more money than sense.
Just like GameStop and Bitcoin, if it’s recently gone up hard, it’ll be coming down hard again.
I really don't see this semiconductor supply shortage getting resolved that quickly. It's going to take at least a year, maybe longer I think. Supply vs demand sprinkled with a minority of buyers with more money than sense.
Just like GameStop and Bitcoin, if it’s recently gone up hard, it’ll be coming down hard again.
That's a huge factory making flash memory for SSDs amongst others.
FourWheelDrift said:
This won't help either - "Samsung Semiconductor Fabs in Texas Shut Down Following State-wide Power Shortages" - https://www.techpowerup.com/278625/manufacturing-s...
That's a huge factory making flash memory for SSDs amongst others.
TSMC are setting up a new Fab in Arizona too I believe, but it won't be online until 2024. Intel still haven't got a 7nm process... Yeah it's going to be a while. Are semiconductors the new oil? That's a huge factory making flash memory for SSDs amongst others.
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