If I sold it now, I could make a fortune.But if I actually did sell it, I’d have to put up with a crappy gaming experience at 1080p 30fps Gaming Experience next two years
>>750692462>2 yearsBuddy, this isnt like the crypto winter for GPUs. Things arent getting better until post collapse.
used 5090s go for like 5k. is that really a fortune? more like one months pay if you have job
>>750692618I work 35-40/hrs a week and my take home is about 2.4k a month.
>>750692729work for 2 months then and you've fortune. never have to do anything again. big dragon hoard. much fortune
>>750692748I have to eat and pay rent too. After all my bills are paid I have only -$80 of disposable income.
>>750692603>2 more weeks until the bubble pops and everything is cheap again bro!Things are NEVER going to get better. And if shits pops spectacularly, they'll just destroy/not sell the spare RAM in order to keep current prices and wait until it pumps again, which is way more profitable than selling it for cheap.
>>750692462Obviously sell it unless you plan on listening to the usual bearfag retard schizo zoomers sure the industry will collapse rather than adjust to meet long term demand.No matter what you do you will never sell the absolute top so sell now that everyone knows GPUs are expensive and it's a meme. I would have bought GPUs this spring and sold them now or Q1 2027 if I'd had the cash. This is the most obvious "sell the news" ever, not selling a modern GPU in this market is the same thing as not buying stock in Q2 2021 because "it's all crashing for real this time".Sell any high end hardware newer than like 2022, sell all of your Steam items you don't absolutely want especially TF2 high end stuff, make a category of all older and less hardware demanding games you have, and play all of them while watching $1 dvds of old movies in the background. If you don't need the money, sell it all anyways and put it in TQQQ and leave it for 20 years.
>>750692864So much THIS.Now is the time to BUY, not SELL!
If anything you should be buying back ups and regular maintainese on your gpu. I upgraded to a 3080 a long time ago and I still have my 2060S as a back up incase my 3080 frys. I'm looking into getting another one but goddamn even you can find anything cheap for gpus in the past 4 years.
>>750692618I have 4 RTX 5090s and 1 RTX 4090.I’m planning to sell the 2 RTX 5090s I’ve been using for 2 years, along with the RTX 4090.I’ll keep the remaining 2 nearly brand-new MSI RTX 5090s and stick with them until 2028.I can't sell them all,1080p at 30 fps is just too painful.
>>750692864Also, renting a cloud will be the next natural step.Hardware is getting too expensive and people poorer, and next gen consoles will cost $1200-1500. Shit is obviously going to fail, so they'll announce that in order to make things more affordable *wink wink* they'll switch to a (((cheaper))) cloud renting machine.
>>750692462You are speaking as though you can predict what the future holds, which is quite foolishCherish the things you have right now
>>750692831What do you do for work?
>>750693260Pharmacy assistant but I'm thinking of leaving the pay is shit and the conditions keep getting worse. Our pharmacy lost 4 workers in less than two weeks I keep getting called for bullshit, all the customers are always pissed because of wait times and we don't have stuff in all the time, corporate policy is pants on head retarded.
>>750692864>they'll just destroy/not sell the spare RAM in order to keep current pricesit doesn't work like this. When the AI datacenter meme collapses memory companies will instantly lose, like, 90% of their demand. They still have to make profit otherwise their shareholders will crucify them, they'll have to drop prices to entice poor, angry gamers to absorb some of the lost demand. They'll definitely attempt some price fixing shenanigans but only by so much.
>>750693395Yes it does. This has happened many times with bubbles such as houses. They just rather keep the high prices until the economy gets better than selling at lost. The only way to go back to pre-2020 prices is if AI gets globally outlawed, which is not gonna happen. AI is here to stay and so are current RAM prices. Will the bubble pop and cause a massive recession? Yes, but prices won't go down. At most you'll get a temporal panic 20% discount (don't forget it's 300% more expensive than 5 years ago).But hey, keep waiting to never play anything I guess.
>>750692462A fortune huh? Do you even know what you'd do with the money? Would it really improve your quality of life, is it important? That said, we do need some comfy low-hardware threads more often.
>>750693603...you do know people became overnight millionaires buying dirt cheap property after the housing crash of 2008, right?Being a retard is mostly a (you) thing, and when someone else makes the right move, you seethe and call them jews or some shit.
>>750693603The last time housing bubble burst in 2008 prices did collapse. Now housing is due for another collapse, precisely because prices have gotten unacceptably few can afford it. What's probably gonna happen is AI bubble bursts -> stock market crashes -> boomers lose their pensions -> boomers are forced to sell their houses -> nobody buys them too expensive -> boomers sell their houses for cheap -> housing prices collapse and retards who took out loans to buy houses for expensive are fucked.>AI is here to stayAI is here to stay. The AI companies that are burning tons of money to hoard GPUs not so much... Interest rates have skyrocketed, most of them got junk investment rating, big tech companies that say they'll keep increasing AI capex had massive 10% drops in their stock prices. Even shareholders/investors are tired of the AI meme.
>>750693842That only happened on small scale to the vultures that preyed on the small individual desperates that didn't have the means to wait. But those that owned most houses (banks, big landlords...) simply waited. But hey lilbro, keep high on copium. Owning cheap hardware is something of the past. 2010-2020 was for sure the golden age, which is long gone. The bubble will pop, they will get bailed out with your money, prices will remain high as ever and you will seethe. See ya in a decade on the future cloud subcription machine.
>>750694030And despite the multiple collapses, did we went back when your average Joe could afford 2 houses with an average income? Same with for hardware. A bubble popping doesn't mean going back to the previous situation.
>>750692462Consider the following: a cutting edge and discontinued GPU isn't going to have good drivers
