I regret buying a gtx 750 ti sff, a few weeks ago only to realize that a newer better version of the "slap it on your prebuilt pc and you got yourself a gaming rig" graphics card, will come in like 1 week.
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I regret buying a gtx 750 ti sff, a few weeks ago only to realize that a newer better version of the "slap it on your prebuilt pc and you got yourself a gaming rig" graphics card, will come in like 1 week.
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[quote=toads]ill trade u my ti84 for your ti[/quote]
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why would you intentionally buy a card that was 2.5 years old when you knew the new series was already out and a replacement would come soon
why would you intentionally buy a card that was 2.5 years old when you knew the new series was already out and a replacement would come soon
murkscribeI regret buying a gtx 750 ti sff, a few weeks ago only to realize that a newer better version of the "slap it on your prebuilt pc and you got yourself a gaming rig" graphics card, will come in like 1 week.
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[quote=murkscribe]I regret buying a gtx 750 ti sff, a few weeks ago only to realize that a newer better version of the "slap it on your prebuilt pc and you got yourself a gaming rig" graphics card, will come in like 1 week.[/quote]
I am not sure what to do with this information.
I am not sure what to do with this information.
man if u wanna get a cheap card just get a 950 they're like 180 or less rn
man if u wanna get a cheap card just get a 950 they're like 180 or less rn
mintcakesman if u wanna get a cheap card* just get a 950 they're like 180 or less rn
wait a week and they'll drop in price if they haven't already
not to mention the 1050/ti won't be available for MSRP for months, just like every other GPU recently
[quote=mintcakes]man if u wanna get a cheap card* just get a 950 they're like 180 or less rn[/quote]
wait a week and they'll drop in price if they haven't already
not to mention the 1050/ti won't be available for MSRP for months, just like every other GPU recently
wait a week and they'll drop in price if they haven't already
not to mention the 1050/ti won't be available for MSRP for months, just like every other GPU recently
yttriummintcakesman if u wanna get a cheap card* just get a 950 they're like 180 or less rnwait a week and they'll drop in price if they haven't already
not to mention the 1050/ti won't be available for MSRP for months, just like every other GPU recently
they were 230+ before the new gen of cards was released I rly doubt it'll drop more.
[quote=yttrium][quote=mintcakes]man if u wanna get a cheap card* just get a 950 they're like 180 or less rn[/quote]
wait a week and they'll drop in price if they haven't already
not to mention the 1050/ti won't be available for MSRP for months, just like every other GPU recently[/quote]
they were 230+ before the new gen of cards was released I rly doubt it'll drop more.
wait a week and they'll drop in price if they haven't already
not to mention the 1050/ti won't be available for MSRP for months, just like every other GPU recently[/quote]
they were 230+ before the new gen of cards was released I rly doubt it'll drop more.
yttriumwhy would you intentionally buy a card that was 2.5 years old when you knew the new series was already out and a replacement would come soon
I intentionally bought a GTX 970 right before the 1080's came out so I could sell my GTX 980 before they dropped in price like a rock. Bought it so I could use it as I waited for the 1080's. Then I used AMEX return protection to return the GTX 970 after 90 days. Worked a charm. :)
Quite a few credit cards these days offer return protection, if you bought the card on a CC.
[quote=yttrium]why would you intentionally buy a card that was 2.5 years old when you knew the new series was already out and a replacement would come soon[/quote]
I intentionally bought a GTX 970 right before the 1080's came out so I could sell my GTX 980 before they dropped in price like a rock. Bought it so I could use it as I waited for the 1080's. Then I used AMEX return protection to return the GTX 970 after 90 days. Worked a charm. :)
Quite a few credit cards these days offer return protection, if you bought the card on a CC.
I intentionally bought a GTX 970 right before the 1080's came out so I could sell my GTX 980 before they dropped in price like a rock. Bought it so I could use it as I waited for the 1080's. Then I used AMEX return protection to return the GTX 970 after 90 days. Worked a charm. :)
Quite a few credit cards these days offer return protection, if you bought the card on a CC.
dollarlayeryttriumwhy would you intentionally buy a card that was 2.5 years old when you knew the new series was already out and a replacement would come soon
I intentionally bought a GTX 970 right before the 1080's came out so I could sell my GTX 980 before they dropped in price like a rock. Bought it so I could use it as I waited for the 1080's. Then I used AMEX return protection to return the GTX 970 after 90 days. Worked a charm. :)
Quite a few credit cards these days offer return protection, if you bought the card on a CC.
if you trusted the return protection why didn't you buy a 980?
[quote=dollarlayer][quote=yttrium]why would you intentionally buy a card that was 2.5 years old when you knew the new series was already out and a replacement would come soon[/quote]
I intentionally bought a GTX 970 right before the 1080's came out so I could sell my GTX 980 before they dropped in price like a rock. Bought it so I could use it as I waited for the 1080's. Then I used AMEX return protection to return the GTX 970 after 90 days. Worked a charm. :)
Quite a few credit cards these days offer return protection, if you bought the card on a CC.[/quote]
if you trusted the return protection why didn't you buy a 980?
I intentionally bought a GTX 970 right before the 1080's came out so I could sell my GTX 980 before they dropped in price like a rock. Bought it so I could use it as I waited for the 1080's. Then I used AMEX return protection to return the GTX 970 after 90 days. Worked a charm. :)
Quite a few credit cards these days offer return protection, if you bought the card on a CC.[/quote]
if you trusted the return protection why didn't you buy a 980?
ErenJaydollarlayerif you trusted the return protection why didn't you buy a 980?yttriumwhy would you intentionally buy a card that was 2.5 years old when you knew the new series was already out and a replacement would come soon
I intentionally bought a GTX 970 right before the 1080's came out so I could sell my GTX 980 before they dropped in price like a rock. Bought it so I could use it as I waited for the 1080's. Then I used AMEX return protection to return the GTX 970 after 90 days. Worked a charm. :)
Quite a few credit cards these days offer return protection, if you bought the card on a CC.
"If you trusted the return protection why didn't you buy a 980ti?"
[quote=ErenJay][quote=dollarlayer][quote=yttrium]why would you intentionally buy a card that was 2.5 years old when you knew the new series was already out and a replacement would come soon[/quote]
I intentionally bought a GTX 970 right before the 1080's came out so I could sell my GTX 980 before they dropped in price like a rock. Bought it so I could use it as I waited for the 1080's. Then I used AMEX return protection to return the GTX 970 after 90 days. Worked a charm. :)
Quite a few credit cards these days offer return protection, if you bought the card on a CC.[/quote]
if you trusted the return protection why didn't you buy a 980?[/quote]
"If you trusted the return protection why didn't you buy a 980ti?"
I intentionally bought a GTX 970 right before the 1080's came out so I could sell my GTX 980 before they dropped in price like a rock. Bought it so I could use it as I waited for the 1080's. Then I used AMEX return protection to return the GTX 970 after 90 days. Worked a charm. :)
Quite a few credit cards these days offer return protection, if you bought the card on a CC.[/quote]
if you trusted the return protection why didn't you buy a 980?[/quote]
"If you trusted the return protection why didn't you buy a 980ti?"
ErenJaydollarlayerif you trusted the return protection why didn't you buy a 980?yttriumwhy would you intentionally buy a card that was 2.5 years old when you knew the new series was already out and a replacement would come soon
I intentionally bought a GTX 970 right before the 1080's came out so I could sell my GTX 980 before they dropped in price like a rock. Bought it so I could use it as I waited for the 1080's. Then I used AMEX return protection to return the GTX 970 after 90 days. Worked a charm. :)
Quite a few credit cards these days offer return protection, if you bought the card on a CC.
$300 limit.
[quote=ErenJay][quote=dollarlayer][quote=yttrium]why would you intentionally buy a card that was 2.5 years old when you knew the new series was already out and a replacement would come soon[/quote]
I intentionally bought a GTX 970 right before the 1080's came out so I could sell my GTX 980 before they dropped in price like a rock. Bought it so I could use it as I waited for the 1080's. Then I used AMEX return protection to return the GTX 970 after 90 days. Worked a charm. :)
Quite a few credit cards these days offer return protection, if you bought the card on a CC.[/quote]
if you trusted the return protection why didn't you buy a 980?[/quote]
$300 limit.
I intentionally bought a GTX 970 right before the 1080's came out so I could sell my GTX 980 before they dropped in price like a rock. Bought it so I could use it as I waited for the 1080's. Then I used AMEX return protection to return the GTX 970 after 90 days. Worked a charm. :)
Quite a few credit cards these days offer return protection, if you bought the card on a CC.[/quote]
if you trusted the return protection why didn't you buy a 980?[/quote]
$300 limit.
I don't see the point in getting a 1050ti.
Used 7970/280x go for 100 $ on ebay and are much faster.
The RX 470 is like 20$ more and is like twice as fast.
The 1050 is only like 4% faster than the 950 they released barely a year ago.
Shity PSU isnt really an argument eather because you can get a 500 watt Seasonic 80+ bronze PSU on Ebay for like $20 shipped.
I don't see the point in getting a 1050ti.
Used 7970/280x go for 100 $ on ebay and are much faster.
The RX 470 is like 20$ more and is like twice as fast.
The 1050 is only like 4% faster than the 950 they released barely a year ago.
Shity PSU isnt really an argument eather because you can get a 500 watt Seasonic 80+ bronze PSU on Ebay for like $20 shipped.
Used 7970/280x go for 100 $ on ebay and are much faster.
The RX 470 is like 20$ more and is like twice as fast.
The 1050 is only like 4% faster than the 950 they released barely a year ago.
Shity PSU isnt really an argument eather because you can get a 500 watt Seasonic 80+ bronze PSU on Ebay for like $20 shipped.
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