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would depend how long it takes them to make more than the cost of the hardware, but they are likely to be reselling the old cards and picking up the new to keep with the top end of the curve so for AMD it is likely big income.
the people who lose are likely the people who buy the cars second hand as even 6 months cryptocurrency mining would likely be the equivalent of several years in the average gaming PC, meaning the cards on a use standpoint would be much older than they seem. would be like buying a 6 month old car with 40k miles on it over a 2 year old car with 10k miles on it.


And by the way, the real news here is not about Zotiac groveling on the (single available) china social network for failing produce a chinese winner, it's about : Congratulations to “Larva” Hong Gyu for winning... hands down.
PS : I'm not South Korean. But when I go losing a tournament fair and square, I'd rather congratulate the winner then go blame him for being too strong.Reply


Which for a ~1 year old VR user is about as fun as having to play a FPS on a keyboard without any mouse support : You'll spend more time cursing the controls then enjoying the AAA graphics.
Instead of a 10% discount, I suggest pricing the game at 36$ and selling a free locomotion DLC for 4$ (if not the other way around).Reply




It creates volumes to bring their production cost down, and once they end up sold back on ebay they will speed up the adoption rate of higher GPUs by game developers, so that games end up with higher graphic settings instead of running at 200+ FPS.
How about this : AMD sell them at twice the price to miners, and for every GPU they sell they hand out a free GPU through a lottery :)Reply