Cosmocrazy
Recruit
Hi. I’m getting ASUS RTX 3090 at 2,20,000. Is that a good price to pay for it? I know it is much higher than MSRP but beggars can’t be choosers right?
Thanks
Thanks
Graphic Cards Rtx 3090 price.
- Thread starter Cosmocrazy
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Why not a 3080 or a 3080Ti. Why this, its overkill for gaming only.
enthusiast29
Disciple
If you can target a 2.2L GPU then money is no bar for you it seems, why even bother to ask here? You already accepted that beggars can’t be choosers so just go ahead with the purchase.
You can't really get a VFM deal right now unless you can bag a FE card from RPTech.
You can't really get a VFM deal right now unless you can bag a FE card from RPTech.
Cosmocrazy
Recruit
Thanks for your answers guys. I should have clarified that I am working in the field of video effects and editing. Our company shifted to Bangalore but I can’t go. They asked me to carry on working for them but I have to get my own PC. I have the money but I just don’t know what the right price is. Every day I find that it is higher than before. That’s why I thought I would ask you guys for advice. Kaun apne khoon paseene ki kamai udana chahta hai? So if anyone can advise me, Thanks.
What are the specs of the computers that your company gives to its employees?
enthusiast29
Disciple
This is wrong if they're not reimbursing you for hardware costs which you're using for their business. You should ask your company to provide the funds for their expense.
As for what to buy it really depends on your workload. People manage to edit with even the slowest and low tier cards. I'd say if VRAM is your concern and you want to save money too get a RTX 3060 with 12GB VRAM should suffice all needs. Moreover CPU should also be good for rendering workloads, 8+ cores is what you want to have if you have a professional need and additionally system RAM of 32GB or more.
nRiTeCh
Skilled
Dude get it on email form them for all the rig building expenses and also ask for some advance amount.
Also, dont rush or treat the pc as yours, put everything on them..what config they suggest would be required for the nature of work etc. And if they are specifically considering only specific components.
Once done, put on them as to from where to source it or ask them if its fine if you buy them locally or online and they should be accountable for every penny spent.
Lastly, once you leave the job is there an option to keep the entire setup with you while negotiating on the depreciation part and you pay the bal. and keep it or they have the ownership and will take it all!
Either ways you shouldn't be bearing anything here during and after leaving the job.
In my co. when pandemic started it wasn't possible to immediately procure and allocate laptops for everyone (30k+ employees) so co. started gradually offering laptops/thin clients/vdis and lastly employees own desktops to ship/carry to their homes.
Later when issues started kicking in, co. created a capping budget of 35k where one can buy a laptop up to 35k and it will bear the bill and anything above the difference falls in employees court. Just forward the invoice to them/serial no etc and it will affix asset code on it remotely! There's also some policy where co. bears some 20-30-% amount and the stuff is yours forever even after leaving the job.
But for other options, whats the twist I'm not sure but this seems to be a very fair policy. Its a win win scenario for both the parties.
Also, if I buy a dell laptop, co. will auto cover it under its enterprise policy as well for free with extended warranty + priority support etc. and no bond or contract as in even if you leave the job in few months, the warranty and support stays intact!
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nitin_g3
Disciple
Now we're talking
3080ti is good option or can also consider rx 6900xt.Now we're talking