Which RTX 2080Ti?

[Kronos]

Have looked about the forum but could not find much so asking what card would be preferably taking into consideration customer service etc if this expensive card fails and OCUk are unable to help?

 

[TaKeN]

EVGA.

 

[fantasticCG]

EVGA

I’ve grab one with their 10 year warranty so far so good.

 

[faceman123]

EVGA

I’ve grab one with their 10 year warranty so far so good.

Wow there's a 10 year WARRANTY? Evga The best by far!!!

 

[fantasticCG]

Wow there's a 10 year WARRANTY? Evga The best by far!!!

You have to pay £45 for it but I think it’s worth it

 

[faceman123]

You have to pay £45 for it but I think it’s worth it

When your card dies in year 9 and you get a rtx 9900ti definitely...... No brainer. Love evga

 

[Simon Belmont]

None.

2080Ti is so over priced even at a £1000 let alone £2000. PC gaming pricing is a complete joke.

PS5 is looking good. Most of the PC games atm are all console ports anyways

 

[RSR]

I would vote for EVGA and so far EVGA support have been very good.

 

[HEADRAT]

None, overpriced card for very small improvement in performance.

Go on a nice holiday instead.

 

[nashathedog]

If you don't want to pay extra for a longer warranty (I would on a purchase like that) go for a Zotac which comes with a 5 year warranty (You have to register with Zotac for the full 5 years but it costs nothing), I can't speak for their customer service though as I've not bought one yet, When I next go with Nvidia it will be EVGA or Zotac.

 

[Safetytrousers]

NVIDIA (who sell to UK via Digital River) said for me not to send my 2080ti FE back (postage paid) before the replacement arrived. The faulty one was able to feed me normal desktop use and the internet, so not be left high and dry was great service.
The replacement has been going 24 hours a day for about 3 months now no issues.

 

[Panos]

Have looked about the forum but could not find much so asking what card would be preferably taking into consideration customer service etc if this expensive card fails and OCUk are unable to help?

None, too overpriced for what it is.

 

[fantasticCG]

None, too overpriced for what it is.

He’s decided he wants one, but unsure which one, so it’s not none.

 

[Darujhistan]

None, over-priced marketing scam. Buy something else.

 

[scorchisio]

I would avoid all the RTX range, i had an rtx 2070 break in under 5 mins gaming artefacts like space invaders all over screen then completely died, then a week later the same thing happened with an rtx2080ti by a different brand, the failure rates on these are very high as is shown all over various internet posts/concerns and complaints.