Jabberwocky79 PEnns said: Nevermind the useless story about "…at MSRP while supplies last". The thing that stood out: "..at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center in Grapevine, Texas," Are you saying Texas approved the building of a resort called "Gaylord"….???, is that a typo or a major oversight by the authorities / morality police?? 😊 Where I'm from there was a well-to-do family named Gaylord that now have their name all over things in the city. Reply
COLGeek All 8 year old kid level jokes aside, please drop the Gaylord discussion before this goes too far. Thanks. Reply
RealRacinGuy As someone who has an Nvidia 4070ti we the people are to blame for these absurd prices….I however bought mine the week it was released. I am however currently about to make a switch to AMD. They aren't currently worth what the pricing is. This is just like when car retailers were jacking up prices during COVID for New cars thus requiring multiple car manufacturers to step in and say if you wanna sell a Toyota Highlander for 100k then it will be the last Toyota Highlander you ever sell! Nvidia is boasting about record setting profits etc etc and yet they can't step in and do the same thing? The Love of Money is the Root of all evil and we are seeing this play out more and more everyday from the Grocery Store to the Gas Pumps to PC Parts. We also have the Gaylord Opryland Hotel and Convention Center in Nashville, TN as well as Multiple other Buildings with the Surname "GAYLORD"……So this must be a Family or Business that owns various businesses in multiple states ….. Reply
magbarn Been to that place and it's pretty dang nice. Anyways, 99% of these cards are going to be resold, especially the 5080/90's…. Reply
vinay2070 I dont know why read these articles and make my blood boil. I am not even gaming anymore despite the fact I have a capable 3080Ti. Reply
usertests vinay2070 said: I am not even gaming anymore despite the fact I have a capable 3080Ti. So you have no reason to boil over. Reply
Syntaximus The irony is these delusional pricks think selling a few cards at MSRP is good PR. In reality, it's a slap in the face to consumers who have never been able to do so. Reply
usertests Syntaximus said: The irony is these delusional pricks think selling a few cards at MSRP is good PR. In reality, it's a slap in the face to consumers who have never been able to do so. They should have sold GPU trading cards or leather jackets. Reply
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