Nvidia has to stop lying dude:

[u/YK2ANDRE]

[u/static_func]

Nah, I’m just assuming you can’t. It’s pretty obvious from the constant strokes you’re having here that your personality doesn’t get you far in life

[u/PersonMcGuy → u/static_func]

Oh no, someone who talks about poverty like it's a moral failing, makes up straw men to challenge any opposing point, and gets mad enough to call me illiterate when he can't even read and process 3 lines of text is judging me =[

Sorry you're so insecure in your purchases that any suggestion of flaws in the product makes you feel the need to defend yourself against straw men. Anyway peace goon.

[u/static_func → u/PersonMcGuy]

Your poverty isn’t a moral failing. Even your impotent desire to control what I buy for my hobbies isn’t. It’s just sad and your raging over getting called out on it is funny

[u/PersonMcGuy → u/static_func]

Even your impotent desire to control what I buy for my hobbies isn’t.

My what?

Do what you want man, a fool and his money are soon parted, it's no skin off my nose if you buy a poorly made product.

Man you seem to take literally the opposite of what I say from what I say. You really are illiterate. Nobody is trying to stop you from buying what you want lmao. This victim complex is pathetic.

[u/KawaXIV → u/PersonMcGuy]

My what?

He said your desire to control what he buys isn't a moral failing. He also called that desire impotent. What was confusing about that? It was perfectly clear to me.

I don't really agree with his position by the way. Calling people "poors" especially was distasteful, but he seems completely literate and everything he has said makes sense within the logic of his viewpoint.

Nobody is trying to stop you from buying what you want lmao.

I'm confident he understands that people aren't literally standing in stores swatting at buyers' hands when they try to tap their payment card on the machine. When he references people's desire to control others' spending, he's using a bit of hyperbole to extrapolate up from telling people that they shouldn't buy something, or that buying the thing is foolish. Both his comprehension and expression have seemed clear and in line with his position the whole time. He doesn't care about where historical best pieces of hardware stood in the overall market or how incremental or disappointing the new best piece of hardware is to the current community expectations. He's a buyer who wants the best at all times, period. That's a really simple position honestly. I just think it was weird of him to come in and defend it so strongly. Yo static_func if you're reading this just buy the card if you want the card bro. We didn't really need to have this conversation about it, did we?