However the 11 series will push the 10 series cards down in price, would be a good time to pick up a 1080ti around the £250-£350.
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However the 11 series will push the 10 series cards down in price, would be a good time to pick up a 1080ti around the £250-£350.
if the geforce 1180 is 20% faster than a 1080ti AND has the new vr connector i will be happy as a pig in muck.
This is the perfect event to launch a new GPU, I believe it was August the 660 Ti was launched I can't remember any other gpu's that have launched around the August time frame?
There are quite a few new games I'm looking forward to playing I don't think my 980 Ti could keep up with at 4k constant 60 fps hmm might just treat myself as my pay day is 5 days later![]()
Really hope not. 20% higher price than rrp 1080ti would be nuts and they would get a lot of stick for that.Why I am the only one who foresees the moaning in this forum when the pricing is announced of the 11xx series?
Some are dreaming of +20% perf over the 1080Ti forgetting the rumours that they will be prices accordingly, 20% higher than the 1080Ti also.
Really hope not. 20% higher price than rrp 1080ti would be nuts and they would get a lot of stick for that.
It should be no more than $100 more than the 1080 release price. I would say $50 more would be acceptable due to memory prices being higher and lack of competition.
I am more interested in the 1170 and want to see how they price that. That tier of performance is slowly creeping up in price which is concerning.
Oh great. Getting the same performance as the 4.5 year old 980 Ti for £250?! No thanks. The 1160 needs to hit the £200 mark for cheaper models, but it won't. More likely £250 for the very cheapest, most basic model. Or they could hike prices yet again, so £300 for 1160s this gen.
How much did that 4.5 year old 980 Ti cost when new, about 3x the £250 figure I guessed at for the GTX 1160.
I paid three Bitcoin for my 980ti (back when OCUK accepted BTC) so it was technically freeYou could get 980 Tis for around £450-500. Then Nvidia inflated the price massively so that its replacement costs £800+. Now the new 1180 Ti is going to cost £1000+.
Why, did someone give you those bitcoins for free? If you mined them, then not free. TechnicallyI paid three Bitcoin for my 980ti (back when OCUK accepted BTC) so it was technically free![]()
I GOT THE 980TI FOR FREE! STOP BEING JEALOUS OF MY FREE 980TI AND MY SUPERIOR FINANCIAL DECISION MAKING!Another way of looking at it is it cost you £18429.57 had you not used bitcoin to buy it and sold the bitcoins today![]()
Hahaha. I see...I GOT THE 980TI FOR FREE! STOP BEING JEALOUS OF MY FREE 980TI AND MY SUPERIOR FINANCIAL DECISION MAKING!![]()
Yeah, that makes a lot more sense to me.Ignore Panos, none of his posts make any sense. As you say, the 1180 is liekly to be about $50 more than the 1080 for an 8Gb model. a 16GB 1180 might be a more
Ignore Panos, none of his posts make any sense. As you say, the 1180 is liekly to be about $50 more than the 1080 for an 8Gb model. a 16GB 1180 might be a more