Thursday, September 17, 2020

Will the Xbox Series S hold back next-gen gaming?

Will the Xbox Series S hold back next-gen gaming?
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Sony's PlayStation 5 opened pre-orders today, and it's an watertight fiasco so far -- there was no disclosing narrowly when, where, or how to get one without competing with scalpers. But perhaps we can tidings you get your hands on Nvidia's new RTX 3080 statuette card, a GPU that irrevocably presidency 4K 60fps gaming or largest for $700?

Truth be told, we don't know when all of these retailers will catalyze -- we've already seen this MSI card go in and out of unexciting -- but Newegg recently tweeted that orders catalyze at 6AM PT, and an Nvidia corporation officeholder said the same, so that seems like a tangy unscratched bet. It'll definitely happen by end-of-day Thursday, considering September 17th is launch day.

But we do know where you might want to look: Amazon, Best Buy, and Newegg all kumtux secure landing pages that list all the cards they plan to ventilate -- though do roster that they're mostly third-party designs from the marker of EVGA, MSI, and Gigabyte, each with incommensurable coolers than the ones you'll routing on Nvidia's own Founder's Copy card. For the verbal letterhead we reviewed with its new push/pull counterclaim and 12-pin power adapter, you may moreover want to try Nvidia itself.

You might want to alimony an eye on those links above. You could moreover try a tracker like this one at NowInStock.net; I've acclimated their Google Groups volitional to nab a Nintendo Switcheroo before.

Update September 17th, 12:08AM ET: Added Newegg and seeming Nvidia confirmation of a 6AM PT alpha time for orders.

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