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RTX 2080 Ti Memory Upgrade to 22 GB

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Re: RTX 2080 Ti Memory Upgrade to 22 GB

#3

Post by Neywiny »

Our_Benefactors wrote: post #2

Considering the price is listed at $0, it doesn’t inspire confidence to do business with this enterprise. The 2080ti is what, 8 years old at this point? Upgrading the RAM is throwing good money after bad.

Huh. On my device it shows up as 0 AED. I wish it could be in $, I don't know how to exchange all that money

Re: RTX 2080 Ti Memory Upgrade to 22 GB

#4

Post by Our_Benefactors »

Neywiny wrote: post #3
Our_Benefactors wrote: post #2

Considering the price is listed at $0, it doesn’t inspire confidence to do business with this enterprise. The 2080ti is what, 8 years old at this point? Upgrading the RAM is throwing good money after bad.

Huh. On my device it shows up as 0 AED. I wish it could be in $, I don't know how to exchange all that money

0 AED = $0

Re: RTX 2080 Ti Memory Upgrade to 22 GB

#5

Post by arijun »

Neywiny wrote: post #3
Our_Benefactors wrote: post #2

Considering the price is listed at $0, it doesn’t inspire confidence to do business with this enterprise. The 2080ti is what, 8 years old at this point? Upgrading the RAM is throwing good money after bad.

Huh. On my device it shows up as 0 AED. I wish it could be in $, I don't know how to exchange all that money

You simply add 3.67, multiply by .27, and then subtract 1.0. Easy.

Re: RTX 2080 Ti Memory Upgrade to 22 GB

#7

Post by rjh29 »

Our_Benefactors wrote: post #2

Considering the price is listed at $0, it doesn’t inspire confidence to do business with this enterprise. The 2080ti is what, 8 years old at this point? Upgrading the RAM is throwing good money after bad.

"The final cost depends on the availability of high-capacity memory modules."

Re: RTX 2080 Ti Memory Upgrade to 22 GB

#8

Post by trollbridge »

userbinator wrote: post #6

This seems to be a company in the UAE. I've noticed in general that the far (and middle) East have far more miscellaneous repair services companies than the West, and also more information online about it (albeit not in English.)

Yeah. Even a smaller town will have a random repair shop where a guy will replace phone screens, solder in a replacement power supply, and he seemingly has some kind of connection that can get him all these parts from Shenzhen. A comparable sized town in America won't have anything comparable other than a Dollar General selling phone chargers.
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