Indeed we have.
And thanks for noticing
So now tell us about the custom cards....
I don't care if you get the Sack....
I needs to know god damn it
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Poll: Which brand of 1080 / 1070 will you buy?
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So now tell us about the custom cards....
I don't care if you get the Sack....
I needs to know god damn it
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Yeah mean having a 10 year warranty didnt seem silly when they might swap a 8800gtx out with a new 1080gtx if it breaks
|Plus it means EVGA hold their second hand value better than most as well because the warranty is transferable.
That doesn't happen often though. I've had EOL cards sent to EVGA for warranty, and they always exchange for performance, not price. A 8800GTX will most probably get a low-end replacement now which offers similar or slightly better performance, at a fraction of power consumption of course. So it's still a better card, but it's extremely unlikely that a 8800 GTX will be swapped with a GTX 1080.
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By law you only must swap like for like. that said, if RAM capacity was high.....
Yep which is why a Titan would have to be swapped with the latest Titan and not say a 1180gtx if it had less memory............
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i will be buying the cheapest as i will be watercooling it.
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I've voted EVGA, as I 'think' that's who I'm going with, it will actually be my first product by them, currently running MSI motherboard&GPU, both have been faultless, but I fancy a change.
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I voted EVGA.
It seems like nobody likes Gainward or Palit
It seems like nobody likes Gainward or Palit
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Evga FTW 1080 because it has a compact length for my case, aftermarket pcb and fans, x2 8 pin connectors, should hold a stable overclock. I like the led so i can pick a colour to match my rig. It also had a great price circa £600 compared to a classified, msi gaming x.
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I've never had to return a GPU thankfully, so I can't vouch for the customer care of any of the brands I usually go for (EVGA, MSI, Gigabyte). So I voted for EVGA, but any of those three really.
I just decided to wait
Though people here might have swayed me to EVGA now. All going to depend on whether theirs is as quiet as MSI usually make them 
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I changed from EVGA to Gigabyte purely because of stock and my impatience but so glad I did.