My advice would be just stick with it.  We have no idea when GPU prices will go back down.

I'd sell it and stick with a "potato" GPU for now. You'll be happy once prices go down with the money you made.

Goodness! This time last year I had the opportunity to buy two 980tis for $600 these prices are getting out of hand

Idk, if you want to get a better GPU, sell it. You're probably going to be able to get a 1080 Ti for $650 when GPU prices drop. But on the other hand, the 770 sucks at 1440p, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

On another note the 770 is too terribly bad, it trades blows with the 1050ti. It certainly isnt a 980ti but it is still decent

I'd sell it and get the 770 temporarily and patiently wait for Volta/Ampere, at launch there will be cards on the msrp, time for a GTX 2080 if you also save some extra.

@PCGuy_5960 Nah, with Polish prices I could upgrade to a 1080 with that money, or add another 150-200$ and buy a 1080Ti... IDK honestly, we have completely no clue when the GPU prices stabilize... On the other hand, I'm sure I'll never be able to get that amount of money for a 980Ti when the prices start to drop

@WhisperingKnickers Please note that while 650$ might seem like a huge amount to you, those GPUs go for around 450-520$ on the used market normally where I live, so you'd have to pay like 1000USD to get two of those The prices don't go up too much for those cards because they're not as good for miners, an RX 580 8GB costs more here at the moment

@Princess Cadence I've got to ask for how long can I borrow the 770 first before making any decisions, do you think next gens are worth the wait or should I invest in Pascal when the prices drop?

Pascal and the next gen will be fairly close to one another, not as close as the rx400 series and 500 series fiasco but still plenty... the node shrink this time is much less meaningful and these cards as we seen are on their GPU Boost 3.0 limit already when cooling is perfect.

With that said however, you always get something more with the bleeding edge, I still think we will only see it by the end of the year so certainly a lot of time to wait... I don't suppose the Intel HD 630 is sufficient for a few months f down time yes?xD

Regardless, should you be able to wait and don't mind doing it, would be an awesome way to guarantee your latest and greatest for a nice period of time.

I do want to give a note when I stepped up from the old GTX TITAN X Maxwell to the 1080 Ti and now the Xp it was mind blowing, more than noticeable improvements on just about every thing, so getting a 1080 Ti or even a 1070 Ti would certainly feel a good upgrade.

@Morgan MLGman Not worth it then. The 1080 is only 10-15% faster than a 980 Ti, so IMO, it's not worth the hassle. The 980 Ti is still an awesome card

6 months ago you could pick up 980 tis all day long for $300. You better take that $650.

well...the GTX 1080 is more like 20-25% faster but even then it's probably not worth the trouble and the wait...i would stick with the 980ti it's an excellent card for 1440p gaming anyways.

My 770 isnt potato
But yeah sell it for sure at $650, it's only gonna keep going down.

The fact that you're even getting that much is amazing. I had an offer on my 1080ti for around $950, but I bought it around 6 months ago and have used it for heavy gaming...