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Kind of like making a claim that, "There will be a workaround for this soon in Win 11", without having a shred of actual evidence to back it up, I suppose. It would be great if Microsoft were to step up, but since there does not seem to have been any indication so far that they will be doing...

Can you provide a link to even a single discussion that reliably indicates that proper functionality for this headset can be expected on Windows 11 24H2?

I suggest removing references to there being any upcoming Windows 11 workarounds in your listing, because for now there is no credible basis to make that claim.

What is your source on this?

Is this actually a thing? Any lead you could share?

Couldn't have asked for a better buyer. Feedback added from my end as well. Sure! The sale has been completed and feedback exchanged, so I request the mods to please close this thread. @puns

Or even that models at MSRP could reliably be expected to be in stock.

The parent comment was the common joke that Gwent was the real game, with everything else in the base game being 'DLC'. :D One of the best, but I'd dock a full two points for the respawn time alone. It's kind of a non-issue after a while, but it's brutal if you're experimenting in the early game.

No FE was launched, just like for the 4070 Ti and 4070 Ti Super.

A 12 GB variant existed, yes, but there doesn't seem to have been a Founders Edition version of it (at least it isn't listed in TechPowerUp's database).

FYI, there is no Founders Edition for the 5070 Ti. As a general reminder, the 50 series doesn't support PhysX in older games like Arkham Asylum/City/Origins, Mirror's Edge, Borderlands 2 (and I guess the Pre-Sequel as well), etc. (and neither do AMD GPUs for that matter), just in case that...

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Based on commentary from reputed techtubers, the 9000 series 'MSRP' only seems possible through direct rebates provided by AMD, for limited quantities, to specific retailers, and that without the rebates, the cards would de facto cost another ~100 USD or more (the rebates are not being provided...