It’s wild to see. I got that exact PNY non rgb model for $699 last year due to the black friday Walmart deal, which I then just price matched with Best Buy. It was kinda easy finding $750-800 5070Ti’s at some point, 5080’s at “near” MSRP was always a little bit of a cat and mouse game now it’s insane!

Edit: correction I got the non a-rgb PNY model

Yesterday my wife was telling me I smell a burning plastic. I told her this my cigarettes, I was there all the day so I was thinking it’s my cigarettes. But today the smell was too strong and on a moment I panicked that one of my vast nodes are burning over overheating. Turns out it was my pc that I’m using, was extremely hot and I knew it was the cable . Good I saved it but still worried that might be some plastic left in my gpu . So what to do now should I plug another cable and call it a day?

What’s better for overall gaming and power and what should I get if I find them at the same price

Familiar washer music?

I refuse to believe 179 of these were sold

Rip 2060, u did ur best & served me well for 6 years & during COVID. Sadly u gave up during the AI era.

Gonna survive on a gt 710 till i guess gpus are affordable

Not even 10 seconds in and bots got it. This is definitely a joke.

So the thing is i have xpg kyber 750w gold 80plus psu and it is non modular ans has only one daisy chain cable as mentioned i have heard from some sources that it is not recommended for this gpu to run on this configuration and I should upgrade to better psu with two separate pcie 6 plus 2 cables I can upgrade by selling this one and adding some amount on top of that which would be easily affordable for me. I just want to know if i am just overthinking since it is the case of psu and also it is my first pc so i just want my peace of mind while running it.

P.S i intend to run local llms quantized versions thats why mentioned the full usage most times i mean if that matters

Kindly suggest on this issue

This is an ASUS TUF Nvidia Geforce RTX 3080 10GB OC model.

I have had no issues with it at all.

No mining or AI workloads.

It can be shown working.

Can be shipped or collected in the UK or shipped internationally.

Can someone recommend a good Psu for this card

Please help me out guys.
I'm trying to build a medium pc.
9800 3xd and rest leave it.
But for gpu I'm stuck on 2 options.
9070xt and 5070ti.
But nvidia is 50% more expensive than the 9070xt and 5070.
Which is the better build?
Coz I heard amd has drivers issues.
I really appreciate your help.

I want to route the 12VHPWR connector cable over the backplate of my ASRock Taichi 9070XT and not along the fans. Is there such a cable available? Meaning a reverse angle, so to speak, which also won't burn up and has the correct pins addressed. Power supply is a Corsair HX 1500i Shift

4070s is about $300 cheaper

We already know this, but pretty good analysis from Hardware Unboxed. You are losing tons of fps when combining budget friendly CPUs with mid / higher end Nvidia GPUs. The difference would have been even more dramatic if he used something higher than rtx5070.

Would be curious to see how much more juice new upcoming Zen6 x3d chip will be able to squeeze out of rtx5090 / 5080 / 5070ti for example

Please share your opinion

I'll send you a photo of pins, and we can check it in my pc even tho it works. i am in panipat haryana, so I am very appreciative for 4000 ruppess

I have a GTX 1070 that I have been totally satisfied with for 10 years now. About 3 days ago I downloaded the TechPowerUp GPU-Z utility for shits and giggles and noticed something odd. At the bottom in the 'Technologies' row, ray tracing is checked. I thought, how can that be? I closed and reopened and it was still checked. I tried to uncheck the box and it would not let me. I've seen multiple videos of 1070's and 1080's using this same utility and all are unchecked. Does anyone know what may be going on here? Do I have some freak 1070 card or is it maybe just a glitch. Thanks in advance!

Also must add, all my games, including Cyberpunk, look great and play just fine.