Why Buying GPUs Is a Disaster

We're not 32X faster than a 980ti today, so expecting us to advance that fast 10 years from now is more than optimistic. The only way this would happen is if we had a radical breakthrough and shifted to an entirely different way of manufacturing chips.

You HAVE to talk to asianometry. He's the man to talk to about chip developments.

crypto, covid and now llm.. us normal consumers just can't catch a break.

Whoever said 16-32x is out of their minds. We got only 6.31x since Titan X in 10 years(released in 2015), and the pace slowed way down.

I bought a 4090 RTX FE about a year ago not realizing I just bought an appreciating asset.

I see Casey, I click. Always an awesome conversation. Thanks for this video, this was exactly what I have been thinking about right now.

Holding onto my 2070 till I see how this shakes out

Gamers Nexus put out a video about how they couldn't find a 5090 on day one. Truly a wild market.

Pulled the trigger on a 7900 XTX, cause I can't keep waiting forever. Nvidia only leaving crumbs to consumers.

I bought my RTX 4090's two years ago when they came out, and now they are somehow worth 30% - 50% more than I paid for them. Wild times. I feel your disillusionment, prime.