That & make sure to use some good credit card for max benefit(axis ace can give you 2% on offline shop transactions & you can get extra 1%(up to 750 per month per card) from hdfc easyshop visa platinum debit cards for paying the axis ace card bill.
Graphics Cards related queries here.
I mean, if i don't know the discounts, I have no baseline to start with. I'm not expecting 50% off their quote obviously, but do you think 30% is a good figure?
If it was usual times then I would have agreed but nowadays I guess it all depends on how crypto currency market is doing. Have heard about even retailers trying to cash in on crypto craze by indirectly geting cards for themselves.
pkkumarcool
Game & anime Lover
So after using for mining what does happen? Does card performance comes down or what?Why people don't prefer to buy mining cards?
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Wear and tear at the transistor level and of the small components. A crypto mined card is abused like hell.
So I went to a few stores on Saturday and all they have are the 6900 XT TUF from Asus, and nobody has the 5950X in stock.
God damn it. Does anyone know any store anywhere in the country with 5950X and 6900 XT reference design stock?
God damn it. Does anyone know any store anywhere in the country with 5950X and 6900 XT reference design stock?
TheSloth
The Slowest One
Why dont you call MDComputers, PrimeABGB and Vedant and ask them? They are offlcial retailers
I literally went to MD and Vedant to get quotes on Saturday...
Also MD said they had stock on Saturday but today morning when I went they said they were mistaken.
TheSloth
The Slowest One
Then Its sad. looks like no one has 5950x in stock. And I was thinking processor shortage is resolved.
omega44-xt
Gear up ...
Shortage for 5600X, 5800X & 5900X are relatively solved.
rockfella
Ambassador of Buzz
XFX should sell in India and the mighty EVGA! No clue why they don't/stopped selling.
omega44-xt
Gear up ...
Maybe because of the small market. PC community is small because India is a poor country in terms of income & high taxes means we pay more for stuff than developed countries.
Other companies too exited the market - Leadtek for example never really took off here. In fact I think they're virtually not spoken of even in western countries.
Nerevarine
Incarnate
Totally wish EVGA was here
EVGA entered the Indian market some time _after_ I built my first gaming setup. If I'm not mistaken they entered in 2010, and XFX entered a year before them.
I do know for a fact that EVGA and XFX were selling their GPUs in 2011 when I built my second gaming setup, and in 2013 when I moved abroad for a few years.
When I came back, both brands were still represented in the Indian market, at least until the Geforce 10 series. I'm not 100% sure if either brand had 20 series GPUs available though.
Nerevarine
Incarnate
EVGA is the only vendor that offers upgradable warranty on their GPUs. Not sure if they did that when they were here.
Its too bad GPU being such a high value item can become a paperweight if warranty expires and it dies.
Its too bad GPU being such a high value item can become a paperweight if warranty expires and it dies.
TheSloth
The Slowest One
I was shocked to know this actually. This is one of the main reason EVGA cards have such high value, at least in US and UK. People just exchange their old cards with new cards every 2-3 years by paying the difference, i think its in MSRP but not the current value of the card. I just can't believe this model exist in market, though only in developed countries.