“How can asus justify a $349 increase on an already overpriced card?”

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• Supply and demand

  Answered by HarshTruth 4 years ago

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• i dont think it does and i also think its to deter people from trying to set bots up for this one at launch

  Answered by mjlars4 4 years ago

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• Because they can make 50 kabillion dollars in two seconds or they can make 60 kabillion dollars in two seconds. I'm pretty sure which one the VP will go with.

  Answered by Dave 4 years ago

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• Tariffs.

  Answered by ahnoth 4 years ago

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• Because they will still sell out instantly.

  Answered by TheIrishBandit 4 years ago

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• Suppy/Demand buddy

  Answered by Divour 4 years ago

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• They can't

  Answered by thisisagenericnickname 4 years ago

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• Because it will be sold out in seconds. Half of these cards will be on ebay by lunchtime for a 100% markup anyways.

  Answered by DanR 4 years ago

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