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Im looking into building a system, and im wondering if I should wait for the 20 series cards to release, or get a 10 series card. I was considering buying a 1060 3gb, but should I wait to see if the price drops after the new ones come out, or buy a lower ranked 2050 when it releases. Any thoughts would be appreciated and if anyone can give me what they think the prices will potentially drop to that will also be helpful.?

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Meanwhile AMD's selling RX 570s at 1050ti money, soooo.... Nvidia dont have ground here.

 

6 minutes ago, GOOSEBILL said:

Also give thoughts on prices when the cryptocurrency thing officially settles to dust.

It has ended for months already

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eBay is what you want for a good graphics card deal.

I WILL find your ITX build thread, and I WILL recommend the SIlverstone Sugo SG13B

 

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Draws 400 watts under max load, for reference.

 

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17 minutes ago, GOOSEBILL said:

Im looking into building a system, and im wondering if I should wait for the 20 series cards to release, or get a 10 series card. I was considering buying a 1060 3gb, but should I wait to see if the price drops after the new ones come out, or buy a lower ranked 2050 when it releases. Any thoughts would be appreciated and if anyone can give me what they think the prices will potentially drop to that will also be helpful.?

Just save a little bit more and get a 1060 6gb. I wouldn't deal with used stuff, since many ex-miners are dropping their cards here. Yes, you buy it for cheap, but if it fails - you can do nothing.

I got a gtx 1060 6gb last week and it's super nice, especially after my old gtx 760 - a huge jump in performance.

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