Yup and a lot of other people are facing too with their 3080's.Only 12gb 3080 and 8gb 3050 ain't supported. Are you facing issues with 10gb 3080?
Yup and a lot of other people are facing too with their 3080's.Only 12gb 3080 and 8gb 3050 ain't supported. Are you facing issues with 10gb 3080?
Well, that's a bummer. I picked up a Sapphire R9 290 Tri-X OC for 4500 last week.I recently bought an essentially mint condition (with ZERO dust) R9 290 Vapor-X for 11K
Wow that is a good price. Where did you get it from?Well, that's a bummer. I picked up a Sapphire R9 290 Tri-X OC for 4500 last week.
Man that's crazy! If only I waited a bit longer! Still, beats those 1050 Tis at 12K+ lolWell, that's a bummer. I picked up a Sapphire R9 290 Tri-X OC for 4500 last week.
OLX (locally). Was a very old profile and looked legit, I am sure it was just a gamer and not a reseller of any sort.Wow that is a good price. Where did you get it from?
Well he did compare it to the 1050TI and 1060 3GB but the R9 290 has 250W TDP (650W minimum PSU required) and 1050TIs are going for 7-8K in used market. Plus the oldest 1050TI would still be newer than the 290 by a few years minimum.Still, beats those 1050 Tis at 12K+ lol
Those old 290s are mini nuclear reactors lol. Mine pulls close to 320w on load (OC'd). Although a minimum PSU requirement of 650W seems like a stretch. I use my 290 in a relatively old (power hungry) platform. A 2600K at 5Ghz + 290 on a pretty substantial OC. A 550W Silverstone unit powers it just fine.OLX (locally). Was a very old profile and looked legit, I am sure it was just a gamer and not a reseller of any sort.
Well he did compare it to the 1050TI and 1060 3GB but the R9 290 has 250W TDP (650W minimum PSU required) and 1050TIs are going for 7-8K in used market. Plus the oldest 1050TI would still be newer than the 290 by a few years minimum.
Even after that, even if it starts working again, I don't think the card will be worth the OP's asking priceSince the card is already dead , why don't use a heat treatment on it. Use a heat blower (usually the one available with mobile repairing guys ) or in worse case use hair dryer to heat up the PCB especially near the main chip area. AND MAKE SURE IT IS HOT ENOUGH. enough to melt the solder joints.
Maybe you can resurrect the card
LTT even went on to bake the card. Although I won't recommend doing it. But a simple heat treatment should be tried.
yep, just a dead paperweight. I'll even regret paying shipping on it tbh.Even after that, even if it starts working again, I don't think the card will be worth the OP's asking price
These prices are not worth buying, credit card emi purchase with interest from other stores will be more cheaper than these no cost emi options.
I've never purchased anything on credit card emi, so I don't have any experience with them — but what I could find was 13% interest per annum is about the best you can get for a 12 month loan.
I went through each of the cards quickly on https://pcpricetracker.in/ and the only bad deal looks to be the 3060 Ti, it's about 10k cheaper after interest. Everything else appears to be within 1k, with the exception of the 3080, that's 2k less at MDComputers after interest.
But then Amazon has bank offers with instant discounts and cashbacks so it looks to be a wash more or less, at least for these specific cards.
Not really, The only good deals are 6500xt and 3050.
6500xt - cheaper in Amazon
2060 - colourful 5k, zotac 3.8k cheaper than Amazon
3050 - colourful 1k cheaper, other cards higher price than in Amazon
6700xt - 8.8k cheaper than Amazon
3060ti - 12k cheaper than Amazon
3080 - 11.5k cheaper than Amazon
I calculated these prices with 14% interest and still it's way too costly in Amazon. If someone wants only no cost EMI then one can consider Instacred and zestmoney which are supported in sites like mdcomputers, vedant but I've heard bad reviews about them when someone misses an emi so do your research before choosing them.
If we compare the nocost prices of these sites to Amazon it'll be like buying the next tier card. Amazon prices are never correct except from their official sellers like appario etc when it comes to PC parts.
6500XT is not worth buying.
RTX 3050 is not worth buying above 30k as RX 6600 fell to 29-30k.
The cheapest 6700XT is 53k.
3060Ti starts at 50k & 3080 is under 80k for even Zotac (will prefer Zotac over Inno3D, Colorful & Galax). My friend got Powercolor Red Devil 6800XT for 80k.
Also, please don't take loan or EMI to buy gaming stuff, there are much more useful stuff in life that might need your money. Just my opinion.
Not really, The only good deals are 6500xt and 3050.
If someone wants only no cost EMI then one can consider Instacred and zestmoney which are supported in sites like mdcomputers, vedant but I've heard bad reviews about them when someone misses an emi so do your research before choosing them.
Also, please don't take loan or EMI to buy gaming stuff, there are much more useful stuff in life that might need your money. Just my opinion.
6500XT is not worth buying.
Amazon prices are never correct except from their official sellers like appario etc when it comes to PC parts.
If you earn money from your PC, then it is a different case & is an investment. For me, it's just for leisure. I personally saved money for almost 2 years before buying my current PC, had a gaming laptop though. Hence I won't recommend EMI or loan for PC for just gaming/entertainment.If EMI's were available when I was younger, it would have been nicer to spend pocket money that way instead of saving up for months/years. A lot of my builds fell apart during the 775 era because of how quickly technology was progressing. But then I didn't have much financial sense back then and it was only recently that I learned you probably shouldn't be spending more than 30% of your income on EMI's. Science stream woes I guess, since none of my colleagues knew it was something to keep in mind.
All the current hardware I have, I use in some shape or form to earn money so EMI's make sense for me since it's like basically paying for itself. Sometimes I need to liquidate hardware at the end of the month because the earnings didn't meet the EMI threshold but it's never resulted in a net loss for me. That is, purchase price minus earnings minus selling price is never greater than zero.
Look at it this way: It's ~1500 month for light gaming to unwind and relax over the weekends.
I don't know if real budget gaming GPUs still exist. Some of the budget GPUs are just terrible and the decent ones start at 30k. You're better off with good iGPU like iris xe or AMD's APUs. Next gen APU (which will be regular iGPU and not APU anymore) will bring further performance boost due to a move to RDNA2. Iris Xe is already pretty good. You can't play the latest games, but anything more than 3 years old runs just fine at low to medium settings.Budget GPUs are still expensive, so bad time to be a budget PC gamer. Maybe AMD will try to kill this segment, console sales help them. Hopefully, Nvidia doesn't allow that.
Just saw this for under 20k, a RX580 8GB:
https://www.vedantcomputers.com/pc-...580-gaming-8gb-gddr5-rev-2-gv-rx580gaming-8gd
Don't mind me asking, but why would anyone buy an RX580 8GB today? For 20K?That's a pretty good deal, thanks! I remember almost buying it a few months ago from Vedant for 55k.
Got it. Frankly there are no alternatives for your use case.Years of conditioning has made me prefer the RX 580/570/480/470 since it can later be used in a hackintosh, but then I have to remind myself that Apple Silicon has pretty much obsoleted the concept of a hackintosh.
The alternatives for graphics cards available on emi for 20k and under are the RX 550, 6400, 6500XT and GTX 1050 Ti, 1650 — and none of them have more than 4GB of memory.
Though the 2060 6GB for 25k is a probably significantly better card and deal.
What would you suggest for 1080p non-first-person-shooter gaming?
I think it will be a few years, but we'll definitely get a hackintosh for ARM based computers some time in the future. As of now, most ARM based computers are either servers, handheld devices, or low powered devices like SBCs. Once ARM based PCs become mainstream, we might see a hackintosh for it.Apple Silicon has pretty much obsoleted the concept of a hackintosh.
because nobody wants to buy AMD when you can get a used 3070 for 38kThis looks like a good deal, wonder why there arent any takers