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Considering the price is listed at $0, it doesn’t inspire confidence to do business with this enterprise. The 2080ti is what, 8 years old at this point? Upgrad
by Our_Benefactors 2mo ago
Considering the price is listed at $0, it doesn’t inspire confidence to do business with this enterprise.
The 2080ti is what, 8 years old at this point? Upgrading the RAM is throwing good money after bad.
- Neywiny 2mo agoHuh. On my device it shows up as 0 AED. I wish it could be in $, I don't know how to exchange all that money
- Our_Benefactors 2mo ago0 AED = $0
- psd1 2mo agoNo, the dollar is not an SI unit. 0 AED == -32 USD.
- arijun 2mo agoYou simply add 3.67, multiply by .27, and then subtract 1.0. Easy.
- nativeit 2mo agoCan I reverse that to get back to Fahrenheit, or does it only work in one direction?
- inigyou 2mo agoSometimes this happens when someone uses a webshop platform to sell something with an unsteady or unknown price - it's $0 to put in the order (the webshop does not make you pay before forwarding you to the next step) and then you talk to a human about your requirements and price.
- rjh29 2mo ago"The final cost depends on the availability of high-capacity memory modules."
- Nursie 2mo agoDepends on the price, surely? A 2080Ti is approximately on a level with a 5060Ti (from a quick search), though obvs does not support the newer DLSS features etc. So to get a good upgrade you’re looking at a 5070 or better. If this gives you a performance boost for less $$$ …