Nvidia is investigating RTX 50 crashes and black screen issues, but no fix date yet

[Nobina]

At least it's not AMD!

Desperately shilling for Nvidia on every related thread. SAD!

 

[Kotters]

Desperately shilling for Nvidia on every related thread. SAD!

I purchased a 7900xtx this month.

 

[LimyG]

They will still sell out all their cards. NV, it seems can do no wrong. Expect a price increase for these unexpected, errrmm, issues. [satire]

 

[LimyG]

Lmao at the comments, these issues won't put off the buyers. NVidias pricing will stay high and probably get even higher if the demand is what it appears to be. But hey, if the product is so bad then why do you even want Nvidia to lower the prices? You wouldnt want to buy a bad product would you?

Here is an idea for everyone upset at Nvidia and the people buying its products, why don't you wait outside the stores and approach the buyers directly, if you ask them really really nicely, they may not buy the card? Maybe? Although you will probably just get verbally abused (rightfully so).

The fact is AMD gives its users a far worse overall experience than NVidia does. Thats what's driving NVidias demand and why AMD has a tiny market share. It's not a conspiracy, it's not NVidia paying reviewers and it certainly isn't that anyone buying an Nvidia card hasn't done their research.

Yep, good point.

I can't speak for AMD as I haven't owned one since the 4970. A very decent card, but that was ages ago.

I'm not so sure about your last sentence though. Of course you, I and most people would do diligent research, but not everone it seems.

"it certainly isn't that anyone buying an Nvidia card hasn't done their research."

I'd change, "anyone," to "most people." I wouldn't hazard to guess a percentage, but it's not 100% of buyers who do research. Some placed orders before release where possible. Never a good idea.