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Which 2080 Ti?  

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  1. 1. 2080 Ti

    • Aorus 2080 Ti
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    • Asus Strix 2080 Ti
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I am going to be buying a 2080 Ti tomorrow morning... Debating between the Strix and Aorus... Opinions? I know performance they're pretty close. Down to the details I found that the strix in performance mode is the coolest 2080 Ti card by air.

But putting that aside, Opinions on which I should get?

 

Strix: LINK

 

Aorus: LINK

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3 minutes ago, Atreyix said:

I am going to be buying a 2080 Ti tomorrow morning... Debating between the Strix and Aorus... Opinions? I know performance they're pretty close. Down to the details I found that the strix in performance mode is the coolest 2080 Ti card by air.

But putting that aside, Opinions on which I should get?

 

Strix: LINK

 

Aorus: LINK

All performance the same.

 

Pick the one you like or the brand you prefer. If you still can't decide flip a coin.

 

I vote asus.

 

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If you flip the coin and then want to do a 2 out of 3, you probably have issues making choices in life... like me xD haha ! 

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I vote for the cheap

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7 minutes ago, Atreyix said:

That's my current dilemma haha, I'm a Asus fan, but that aorus card looks awesome.

Aorus is also cheaper. Between those 2 I would go with the Aorus. If I had the money I would buy this though: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487418&Description=2080 ti&cm_re=2080_ti-_-14-487-418-_-Product

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3 minutes ago, Nocte said:

Aorus is also cheaper. Between those 2 I would go with the Aorus. If I had the money I would buy this though: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487418&Description=2080 ti&cm_re=2080_ti-_-14-487-418-_-Product

I was totally going to get the black edition, Im just not a fan of the new EVGA theme ?

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1 minute ago, ReggieGRS said:

Not doing that good on the aesthetics department... Looks a bit simple to me. Not good enough looks for a 2080Ti e...e

It's $300 cheaper...

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1 minute ago, Atreyix said:

I was totally going to get the black edition, Im just not a fan of the new EVGA theme ?

Yeah I can understand since that is quite subjective.

I mainly like the peace of mind of knowing that EVGA has good warranty and customer support. But I can see why you might want a good looking card too, you need to value the importance of it yourself :)

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Just now, Nocte said:

Yeah I can understand since that is quite subjective.

I mainly like the peace of mind of knowing that EVGA has good warranty and customer support. But I can see why you might want a good looking card too, you need to value the importance of it yourself :)

Yeah I totally understand its $300 cheaper.. but if I'm buying a $1000 piece of equipment.. I would like to actually look at it and be thrilled XD instead of ehh.. welll this one WASSS cheaper, it works i guess.

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