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NVIDIA to Unveil GeForce GTX TITAN P at Gamescom

peterhc said:
Nvidia is overconfident so i recon price on 1080 ti will be 799GBP for FE. AMD has no game still would rather pick up 2nd hand 980 than rx480...
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Considering the 1080 is already 6-750 as is, i highly doubt that it will be 800.

If the 1060 is launched on the 7th and is a paper launch or does release with very, very limited stock, then expect the prices to be high if the 1080ti and titan p are out anytime soon.
 
Kaapstad said:
I am not wealthy at all, in fact I do a boring factory job.

I also don't drive where as most of the people on these forums do. A lot of those that do drive will spend far more on their cars than I will ever spend on PC parts.
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I don't know. From what I remember seeing you post they'll have to drive pretty damn nice cars to get close to your hardware spending!

But I think it's pretty admirable that you allow yourself to do that. Spend so much on your hobbies. I stew and stew and stew for days before allowing myself to buy hardware 2nd hand, never mind what I go through when I buy new (like my 1080). Can make the whole process rather unpleasant.
 
RanxZy said:
1080 owners will get quite the twitch if the 1080Ti comes in at £700. Apart from the halo Titan products, there has never been a single GPU NVIDIA high end card released for more than 700 US Dollars MSRP. The 780Ti was the highest MSRP of note at $699. The 980Ti was $649 and most recently the founders 1080 $699.

For 1080 owners to suddenly believe the 1080Ti will have a $1000+ MSRP is crazy even on NVIDIAS pricing.
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I'm referring to delivered to the door price in the UK in £ not MSRP in $

Basing estimates on the increases of price on the existing products and the financial situation in this country.
 
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