Will you be Buying an RTX 3080?

[RasmusP]

I've not seen such a pragmatic view of GPU's by idle power draw. Interesting perspective.

Hehe yeah the joys of living in Germany with high energy costs and living in Hamburg, where having a separate small room as your homeoffice is already pretty luxurious if you aren't rich.

 

[Enzo Fazzi]

I was actually considering a 4090Ti with the current gas prices, should keep my room nice and warm.

 

[RasmusP]

I was actually considering a 4090Ti with the current gas prices, should keep my room nice and warm.

It won't be "Office PC" vs "gaming PC" anymore.. Instead it'll be summer and winter pc

 

[Rebel_488]

Will have to be the Best 40 series for my reverb g2. Well best that I’m prepared to pay for. I’m hoping 4080 brings me closer to Jesus at a sensible price

 

[RCHeliguy]

Now the goal is a religious experience?

That's a far cry from a room heater!

Sure you don't want to change your answer?

 

[Deleted member 197115]

More info on 4xxx delay.

Initially reported early in June, WCCFTech suggested that the launches for the RTX 4090, RTX 4080, and RTX 4070 had all been delayed by a month, shifting them to new staggered releases across September, October, and November respectively.

But chips shortage is getting worse, so good luck everyone to snatch one in the fall.

 

[RCHeliguy]

More info on 4xxx delay.

But chips shortage is getting worse, so good luck everyone to snatch one in the fall.

NVidia has banked some serious production capacity for this series because of historical issues.

Ever the optimist, huh?

 

[Deleted member 197115]

It's not NVidia capacity that is bottleneck.

Davos 2022: Intel CEO says 'we're about halfway through' the chip shortage

DAVOS, Switzerland — Usually-optimistic Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger offered up a sobering view on when the semiconductor shortage roiling everything from auto producers to PC makers may abate.

finance.yahoo.com

Usually-optimistic Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger offered up a sobering view on when the semiconductor shortage roiling everything from auto producers to PC makers may abate.

"We are about halfway through [the chip shortage]," Gelsinger told Yahoo Finance Live on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Monday. "My expectation now is that it persists through 2024. And the big issue that we've additionally faced over the last six to nine months is equipment that goes into the fabs."

And besides that, new things come into play, quite ironic, isn't it.

 

[RCHeliguy]

I'll wait for Santa. He's magic!