The 2080Ti fire sale is on that famous auction site
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NVIDIA ‘Ampere’ 8nm Graphics Cards
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The 2080Ti fire sale is on that famous auction site
yeah just looked and holy moley, so many second hand cards from £600+ XD
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Honestly I am still in the "Wait and see what the red team brings" camp. Potentially more important is how the green team reacts to what the red team brings.
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Check completed sales, green price = sold, black = unsold...in the past few days, a fair few 2080ti sold for around £750 before sellers fees, of 10 percent and PayPal fees around 2.9 percent, then postage costs... So rough calculation, £750 on ebay = around £640 after costs.
But also a fair few rtx 2080ti sold at closer to £900, those tended to be the better coolers etc.
I sold my RTX 2080ti around seven weeks ago for £900 to be ahead of the crowd, the price in general though are definitely dropping.
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gave my 2080 ti to a very good freind of mine a few months ago, had plenty of time to save up in prep for the 3090
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-McftdJMXP4
big issue i hope nvidia address.
funny how this video changed into an nvidia rant lol.
big issue i hope nvidia address.
funny how this video changed into an nvidia rant lol.
That a very good point, I completely forgot about the 4 year old 1080ti came with 11GB
That really does make the new 3080 only coming with 10GB of Vram look crazy
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Ahh that old chestnut!
Waiting 2 months should alleviate supply issues, potentially regulate prices and maybe even bring a price drop anyway. I have a1080Ti just now so it's not going to kill me to wait.
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gave my 2080 ti to a very good freind of mine a few months ago, had plenty of time to save up in prep for the 3090
Nice, can we be very good friends!
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How much power will these cards need? I have 600w will that be enough?
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Maybe not a price drop, but definitely a free game.
perhaps XD, will have a liquid devil 5700xt going cheap on the mm when i get a 3090
Depends which model you go for.
If the gainward product pages are accurate, it mentions 750w recommended for 3090/3080
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That’s what I thought and what I have in my basket
If its a decent 600w you might be fine. They'll always err on the side of caution on these product pages incase someone is trying to use a bargain basement psu to run it.
I'd imagine the 3070 and below would easily run on a 600w
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It’s a Corsair SF600?
always worth going for bigger then you need with a PSU as they normally last for many years and through multi system upgrades
I always thought a 850watt PSU is a nice wattage to go for which should cover most system setups & later upgrades & the extra overclocking power draw
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Hard to say, if you said you are running an X299 system overclocked then no, if you are running a AMD R3 1200 then maybe. Best thing to do is see what you PSU can deliver on the 12v rail(s). The real answer thus far is no one really knows, until there are third party reviews.