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EVGA GTX 1080 Ti FTW3/SC2 iCX Preorder 3.28.2017

mine has shipped ended up costing £709.26 plus my card providers non sterling transaction fee. Paypal wanted £738. Its still in Amsterdam according to tracking so should see it next week.
 
Received mine today, I got done by Paypal for circa £730 but still a damn good saving over the price now.

£829 here! Wow, thats some mark up. Can be had for €889 which today equates to £752 (excluding shipping) How can this be!?
 
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I know I got mine for the 'special' price and OCUK got stiffed by them but its back on their site now for €889. NOW. So theres still a significant price variance
 
magicoi said:
Corrected €figure on OP

I know I got mine for the 'special' price and OCUK got stiffed by them but its back on their site now for €889. NOW. So theres still a significant price variance
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EVGA american company with 99% of GPU being dealt with in Dollar currency like Oil, Euro might have fared better then Sterling . one reason of a possible many
 
DPD driver was a pain yesterday but i have mine, its rather large compared to my 1080.

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the 1080 is a mid range card and was only ever meant as a stop gap for me as my 980ti died and i needed a replacement. I ended up keeping it a year.

I dont keep things for long im not a typical use case i generally want new stuff. The 1080ti is going in my Razer Core or my LAN box or i might sell it.

The performance difference between the 1080 and 1080ti in 3d mark is quite a bit
 
no direct.

DPD delivery to me every day but this driver could not find the address.

Quite happy with a boost clock of almost 2000 at stock with the fans turned up a bit. will see how she overclocks later
 
CraigN said:
the 1080 is a mid range card and was only ever meant as a stop gap for me as my 980ti died and i needed a replacement. I ended up keeping it a year.

I dont keep things for long im not a typical use case i generally want new stuff. The 1080ti is going in my Razer Core or my LAN box or i might sell it.

The performance difference between the 1080 and 1080ti in 3d mark is quite a bit
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I was meaning general use gaming. Is there any noticeable difference really?
 
have not had a chance to test it yet.

the 1080 struggles with some things on my 1400p gsync screen. I get below 50fps in PUBG at present. Will do some tests later
 
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