1070 ti for $200?

[TheTacticalL]

I can buy right this second, with no issues, a refurbished NVIDIA EVGA GEFORCE GTX 1070 ti for only $200 usd. I'll upgrading from my 1 and a half year old MSI GEFORCE GTX 1060 Afterburner and I also still have an older board, older CPU, and now that Afterburner card I could sell and basically cover the cost of the 1070 ti. Should I grab that or shoot for the best deal 1080 ti for the extra 3 vrams? Also, will an EVGA 500B power supply be enough for these cards?

[dizmo]

You'll pay considerably more for the 1080Ti.
What's your monitor?

[JoostinOnline]

That's a good deal, just make sure that you can try it out before paying. I'd definitely do it if I were in your situation. What CPU do you have?

[AdnanTech]

Yeah go for it, its smart, my friend got 2x 1070s selling for around 300, go for it!

[TheTacticalL]

1 hour ago, JoostinOnline said:

That's a good deal, just make sure that you can try it out before paying. I'd definitely do it if I were in your situation. What CPU do you have?

I just upgraded to a TUFGaming X570-Plus mobo with a 3rd gen AMD Ryzen 5 3600 

[TheTacticalL]

1 hour ago, dizmo said:

You'll pay considerably more for the 1080Ti.
What's your monitor?

I just grabbed an AOC C32G1 32" Curved 144hz monitor

[Tamesh16]

i say go with the 1070ti , because i think your powersupply might barely be able to pull off a 1080 much less a 1080ti 

also a 1070ti should be good enough for a 1080p monitor, my 1070 hits close to 100 frames in many games 

Edited February 14, 2020 by Tamesh16

[dizmo]

51 minutes ago, TheTacticalL said:

I just grabbed an AOC C32G1 32" Curved 144hz monitor

You should be fine with the 1070Ti on High settings.

[TheTacticalL]

3 minutes ago, dizmo said:

You should be fine with the 1070Ti on High settings.

Alright, the 1070ti it is! Thanks