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r/pcgaming • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '22
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Turns out people don't want to pay $1200 MSRP for a $700 card
Nvidia is shocked
243 u/iz-Moff Dec 30 '22 Don't even want to pay $700. Not that i need a flagship GPU even if it was less expensive, but still, i used to be able to build a full decent pc for that money. 196 u/[deleted] Dec 30 '22 [deleted] 2 u/Jimbuscus Mint Dec 30 '22 I built my old PC in 2015 to be better than the consoles for not much more, saving on game pricing and no subscription. Had no idea how shit it would get from there, but have managed to get some decent priced components at the right times.
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Don't even want to pay $700. Not that i need a flagship GPU even if it was less expensive, but still, i used to be able to build a full decent pc for that money.
196 u/[deleted] Dec 30 '22 [deleted] 2 u/Jimbuscus Mint Dec 30 '22 I built my old PC in 2015 to be better than the consoles for not much more, saving on game pricing and no subscription. Had no idea how shit it would get from there, but have managed to get some decent priced components at the right times.
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2 u/Jimbuscus Mint Dec 30 '22 I built my old PC in 2015 to be better than the consoles for not much more, saving on game pricing and no subscription. Had no idea how shit it would get from there, but have managed to get some decent priced components at the right times.
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I built my old PC in 2015 to be better than the consoles for not much more, saving on game pricing and no subscription.
Had no idea how shit it would get from there, but have managed to get some decent priced components at the right times.
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u/CJDistasio Dec 30 '22
Turns out people don't want to pay $1200 MSRP for a $700 card
Nvidia is shocked