just got my 4090, bought the cheapest model i can find, rm8200 - inno3d X3 OC

unboxing:

using colorful cheapest 4090 now, upgraded from 1070. Huge performance improve. I don't feel lag anymore when using photoshop on 4k monitor. Will test gaming later.

but i'm still using 850w corsair rm850. Hopefully there will not be any lost issue.

ada chance price drop tak ni... haha

They reduced the price so you can buy fire extinguisher together

wow another bad news ka

LMAO. and here I thought getting ATX 3.0 PSU would avoid the fried connector fiasco

Smh Nvidia. Welp, I guess I'll just sit back & wait with popcorn

And another one bites the dust:
https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/ym...msi_mpg_a1000g/

11.11 sales dont have special offer ka

Reality is 3080 Ti currently around this price or lower. LOL

you guys exaggerate so much lol 🤪I know its a banter . But I been using my 4090 1-2 hours daily with no issue.

I will still get the cablemod 12vhpwr cable once they sorted their website

Hoping for 4080 price drop here
https://twitter.com/NadaOverbeeke/status/1595760682468876290

Why is he buying 4080 and 4090?

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 has dropped to €1,859 from €1,949, while GeForce RTX 4080 is now available at €1,399 from €1,469. These are the new prices of RTX 40 GPUs in Europe according to official NVIDIA store.
The company was forced to lower the prices due to increasing value of the Euro compared to US Dollar. This means that the price cut is likely not a result of the upcoming Radeon RX 7900 launch.

New prices have already been implemented for Founder Edition GPU sold by official partners as well as for some custom models. Custom models are as expensive as €1,410 and €2,100 respectively for RTX 4080 and 4090 models. The latter GPU is still much more popular among enthusiast. AMD is just about to launch their Radeon RX 7900 series next week which are designed to compete with GeForce RTX 4080 with lower prices. This means that RTX 4080 may see a further price drop soon.

tbf such comically large heatsink is not even needed, my 4090 barely hit past 60 °C under gaming sessions and even renders. most of the time it's running below 55 °C...

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-rtx-4080.c3888

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/gefor...x-4070-ti.c3950

techpowerup has list of gpus with dimensions which is really helpful.

ChatGPT and other language/image/video generation tools rely heavily on AI processing power and that's where NVIDIA's main strength lies. The company may be known for its blistering-fast gaming GPUs but AI is another strong suit and one in which the company has seen more success in recent years.
Not only these tools are where AI is a big deal but there's also a huge demand for faster AI power in the data center, cloud, and automotive segment where NVIDIA also dominates with its GPUs. The company has seen a massive growth of over 40% in just a single month & the current stock stands at an impressive 45%+ growth (this month).

actually depends

tsmc faced competitions now and they are trying to offer cheaper prices for the customers recently to win back contracts

the 7900xtx seems like have serious issue on hogwarts if all 3 raytracing turned on and set to ultra, really really low fps, but if raytracong set to low it gained alot of fps like over 5 times more for 7900xtx

meanwhile arc a770 didn't get as much fps hit on rt ultra

but in reality this game, there's stutter on 4070ti and on my own experience the 3090 too even when my fps is 50-80 with rtx on ultra. cyberpunk, dying light 2, control etc don't have this stutter.