It's been a month since release and still no sign of stock anywhere. we got too cocky pc bros

it's been a month since release and still no sign of stock anywhere. we got too cocky pc bros

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You don't need a 3080 anyway, user.

>not just getting a 5700xt/2070 for under 400 bucks
Don't be a cuck user. Just upgrade again in 3-4 years time or so when 4K cards are the norm and don't cost 1000 bucks.

fax I made the mistake of getting a 2080ti. do I regret it not really I'll probably upgrade in the next 2 years.

They're switching to TSMC now.

This. You probably dont need 4k anyways either. Framerate > Resolution too.
I'd strongly recommend buying a 2060 super, 2070 or 2070 super instead of a 5700 XT because of DLSS and ray tracing.

Even though the 30xxs are fucking great, i'd never buy a latest gen card desu. So much more money spent and unecessary. Specially not worth it when hardware costs 2x as much around here in Brazil. Just wait until the 30xx stock stabilizes a little and try to get these 2070s for cheaper. You can also buy used, but they are a little expensive and you dont buy RTX if you're on a big budget, so i'd much rather have a warranty than risking my money.

It's artifical shortage, just wait until AMD's GPU releases and millions of cards will magically appear.

If you dont play in 4k, that card will probably last you 4+ years anyways
If i were you i'd just take the comfort of knowing i'll be in 1440p running everything i want perfectly for a long time instead of having to upgrade so soon. TIs are pretty much a card about being a huge future proof anyways, so you might as well put that to good use.

I don't need half of the shit I bought, whats your point?

>artificial "its out of stock guys xD" to artificially increase demand
should be highly illegal in every country but for some reason its never dealt with.
If they had fuck all units made, delay it till early 2021? Unless it is artificial and they are lying on purpose. Use a braincell.

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Didn't someone bring up an article that implied that Nvidia themselves secretly scalped their own cards the other day?

ill be real with you. everything is fake. fake numbers. fake fucking charts. fake demand. its all manufactured to get you to buy dumb shit.
do people really need a fucking RTX 3000 card? I still use my GTX 1070 without issues.
Tell me at least three up and coming PC games that will basically require a RTX 3000 to even achieve 60 fps @ 1080p. I'll wait.

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lmao poor

>hehehhahah *brain fart noise* you poor hehehahaha

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Queue position of 261 for my Ventus hoping for more to ship this week and see that advanced a bit.

Anyone who runs 4k needs one to maintain a good frame rate.

Frame rate vs visuals is purely a personal preference. The only time that's objectively true in any way is for top end competitive gaming which is a very specific scenario most people aren't in.

MSI did, turned out a subsidiary company that was owned by MSI managed to get a hold of hardware directly from MSIs production line which they shouldn't have been able to do and scalped, but that was stopped and people refunded. That seemed like a genuine oversight rather than something malicious or endorsed by MSI

>60 fps @ 1080p
I want to play 100fps+ at 4k poorfag

Anyone who games at either 1440p and has a high refresh panel like 120-144hz will need one, as will anyone with 4k and wants a steady 60fps will need one.

If you only run 1080p then you don't need one. But that argument is not unique to 1080p, people with old 1024x768 LCD panel could say the same for your GTX1070 that it's overkill for 1024x768, so why not just all run that resolution, or why don't we all just use 640x480? The point is that people want better graphics so we run higher resolutions and that requires better hardware. What is the problem with this precisely? That some people play in a higher quality setting than you?

I love having money, because poor third-world monkeys like you literally don't have a retort for it.

nvidia was doing in the russian market, retailers had none while all of the supply went directly to the black market lol

End of october or early november according to the latest leaks

>60fps 1080

the entire point of PC gaming is to do better than that. If thats all you care about just buy each console. buying all 3 consoles per gen will cost about the same if not less than buying a super PC and will supply you with those specs. to go above and beyond though. to play at 4k 120hz is something only a PC can do

I have a 1080 and a 8700k and baldur's gate 3 keeps jumping from 55 to 80 fps in 1440p.

Same with Hitman 2, it runs between 55 to 90. I need a 3080

>not just getting a 5700xt/2070 for under 400 bucks
Literally every card on ebay is $500+

I just bought a new monitor and I'd like to get my hands on a 3070 for 1440p gaming. Not sure if I should wait for the super variant though

PC bros? Don't you mean nvidiots?

Nigger the 2080 are only 50 dollars cheaper then the 3080 in my area.

1080p 144hz still needs one bucko. Check the benchmarks.

The "Super" variant if it's even called that will be the same card with 8GB more VRAM. Same thing they're doing with the 3080 20GB in December.

My ultrawide monitors resolution is 3440x1440 and my 2070 Super isn't getting the steady 100 frames it's refresh rate can handle on ultra settings. Really planning on getting a 3070, which should give me the performance boost I need in games.

True, and more exotic refreshes as well, there's 240hz panels now and Nvidias new 360hz one.

So is it worth the wait?

no

I don't think any game will use more than 8GB VRAM at 1440p in the next 4 years. If you plan to upgrade in two generations then no it's not.