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PUBG is still the best BR out there in terms of gun play and pacing.

Nvidia recently announced the 6090. Not only is it the model number, but also the MSRP!

I still think the 9070 and 9070XT will sell well even if the Nvidia cards suddenly come in stock. People are jaded at Nvidia over the pricing, especially with the AMD cards very close in performance for a lot less.

And why is it that every time a company has problems they immediately hire more executives? Your product is crap, you don't need executives, you need to pay competent engineers to fix the problems!

I've always wondered how many executives it takes to design a CPU.

Ewww....Azure

How many other brick and mortar stores are there that cater to computer enthusiasts? None, really. Some Best Buy's have a small section of components. My local store doesn't even have that. It would be nice if there were more options.

I know, I'm still rocking a 2080 Ti. And the 5070 Ti and 9070 XT are about double the performance, on average. Time to upgrade. But I need a waterblock.

Guess that depends on where you are. I can go to Microcenter right now and buy an in stock 9070 for $550.

Exactly. It'll come down to how fast AMD can get stock back on shelves. Since Nvidia is failing miserably at it.

Looks like my local Microcenter sold out of the 9070 XT's. There were hundreds of them in stock yesterday. I'm not upset, that's a good thing that hundreds of people were able to get the card they wanted. Surprisingly I see 7900 XTX's in stock, and still a lot of the regular 9070's at MSRP...

Surprisingly my local MC has a lot of 9070's and 9070 XT's in stock. As in hundreds. WTG AMD!

Call of Duty: Rebadged Game 69

Nothing about paying it's employees or partners. I guess that's not important right now.

It's not a failure to compete. It's Nvidia's failure to produce. They released something before they had production under control. You'd think they'd learn by now that demand will be high so they should have product in the pipeline ready to meet that demand. Instead they release a couple...

That just confirms my point. I'm not "camping out" for a GPU. They'll sell out immediately and be vaporware for 2-3 months. Instead of having enough product on the shelves to satisfy demand. Makes no sense.

I just have this nagging feeling that each store has like 3-4 cards, they'll sell out immediately, and we won't see any more until June.

I don't have hopes if using 6000 and 7000 series launches as a litmus test. They were both "paper" launches and inventory was non-existent for months after launch.

They better be sitting on piles of inventory. Otherwise it doesn't matter what they price them at if no one can buy one.