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the 1080ti trade price is a joke
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ASUS UK Unveils GeForce ‘Trade Up Your Graphics’ Program
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shame ASUS RMA is so bad, I can imagine trade up being just as bad, with poor prices given in trade up, even though they like you to pay asus tax over other brands.
Eh, getting £270 for my 1070 standard isn't so bad, I wasn't looking at more than £200 ish on ebay once all the sellers fees were said and done.
That said, not seeing great reviews for the ASUS cards and annoyingly the EVGA trade in is only for the 900 series and below :/
That said, not seeing great reviews for the ASUS cards and annoyingly the EVGA trade in is only for the 900 series and below :/
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1070 trade-in £270 (same as a 1080Ti)
980Ti trade-in £165 (same as a 970)
Let me know when you've thought this through Asus.
980Ti trade-in £165 (same as a 970)
Let me know when you've thought this through Asus.
Also, only buying a 2080ti can get the best trade-in £270
for most 2060/70/80 ~ £210, some lower end 2060 ~ £180
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Would have been a great offer for some if the new super cards were included in the deal.
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If they did this here I might consider trading in the GFs 1070 on a 2080ti then give her my 2080.. lol
It's the only way I'd ever consider a 2080ti....
Even then it's close to 10000sek which is still ludicrous money.
I need to stop thinking bad thoughts.
It's the only way I'd ever consider a 2080ti....
Even then it's close to 10000sek which is still ludicrous money.
I need to stop thinking bad thoughts.
My GTX 970 has a fan blade missing so although it still works fine it would be hard to see privately. I can get £75 for it against a 2060 and Asus currently do their single van version for £320 qwith wolfenstein thrown in. I might consider that if the price of the 2060 comes down as promised by nvida a touch as it will be around going down towards £200 for this card with the rebate. Otherwise we see how things pan out with AMD. Waited so long another 4 weeks will not matter....
Are they just not listed as they are not out yet? Was hoping to go 1070 --> 2060 Super.
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indeed i think the value is defintely dependent on what card you would be handing over.... as well as if the card is tip top condition or struggling in some way.
i have a 1080ti which not only has nothing wrong with it but is a good over clocker as well as such the price i would be offered is a bit of an insult.
but if you have a 1070 it is not so bad, or if you look at it like one of those "we buy any car" scenarios where it would otherwise be scrapped and you happen to have a card which for what ever reason you would be uncomfortable selling privately then equally it may not be a bad deal.
for me tho, i stand by what i said, its rubbish
Assuming the 970 value doesn't drop by end August, and they put the 2070 Super into the mixer, I think I'll be doing an upgrade.
To me it seems a very good value that they're offering for it, but it won't surprise me if Super doesn't get offered and it's just to clear up the EOL stock.
To me it seems a very good value that they're offering for it, but it won't surprise me if Super doesn't get offered and it's just to clear up the EOL stock.
indeed i think the value is defintely dependent on what card you would be handing over.... as well as if the card is tip top condition or struggling in some way.
i have a 1080ti which not only has nothing wrong with it but is a good over clocker as well as such the price i would be offered is a bit of an insult.
but if you have a 1070 it is not so bad, or if you look at it like one of those "we buy any car" scenarios where it would otherwise be scrapped and you happen to have a card which for what ever reason you would be uncomfortable selling privately then equally it may not be a bad deal.
for me tho, i stand by what i said, its rubbish
Oh yeah £270 for a 1080ti is complete garbage, I'm suprised that they've lumped the 1070 and the 1080ti in the same class, it's just not. I probably wouldn't be fussed about upgrading right now if I had a 1080ti unless I could sell for a lot more
Says it lasts until August 31st, so I would guess it will include those at some point.
Interesting that EVGA will only do it for their brand of cards and pretty low end/ old models (and possibly only in America, but that might just be because Im not logged in to Evga site?)- Asus do it for any make of card and definitely UK offer
Was thinking about it having a 1070ti - but Im not sure its worth it for me currently, just not prepared to still pay ~£900 for a reasonable upgrade, 8gb cards just don't do it for me at these prices.
Was thinking about it having a 1070ti - but Im not sure its worth it for me currently, just not prepared to still pay ~£900 for a reasonable upgrade, 8gb cards just don't do it for me at these prices.
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The super cards do not appear in the list yet, but I agree its a way of probably shifting the the non super cards so wouldn't be surprised if the super cards are never added to the list.
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the prices that asus offer are reasonable being similar with what is going on a popular auction website. You get more trade-in when buying more expensive asus products.