Snapped me up one of them 2080tis

[Ebony Falcon]

Sold my 2080 yesterday for 400 + a 8gb 580

today I got a 2080ti ftw3 ultra for 525

 

New card sitting at 2115mhz and 8000 on mem 

[xg32]

GG

[Fasauceome]

it's not a bad value, wish it was the norm and not the exception.

[kelvinhall05]

4 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

it's not a bad value, wish it was the norm and not the exception.

I paid $1500 for a 2080ti two days before the long-awaited and well known RTX 3000 series launch event, feel bad for me!!1!

 

 

$1200, no lowballers i know what i have

[dizmo]

Seems kinda high, I'd have waited for the 3070 tbh.

[Daniel1]

26 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

I paid $1500 for a 2080ti two days before the long-awaited and well known RTX 3000 series launch event, feel bad for me!!1!

 

 

$1200, no lowballers i know what i have

You could not return it?

[kelvinhall05]

1 minute ago, Daniel1 said:

You could not return it?

[Blademaster91]

26 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Seems kinda high, I'd have waited for the 3070 tbh.

If you'd rather have new over used, although I'd assume the 3070 is going to be out of stock at launch with scalpers putting them on ebay.

I think a 2080Ti around $500 with more VRAM than a 3070 is a pretty good deal, and the 3070 so far according to Nvidia is only slightly faster than a 2080Ti.

 

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[Rybo]

Just now, Blademaster91 said:

If you'd rather have new over used, although I'd assume the 3070 is going to be out of stock and launch with scalpers putting them on ebay.

Agreed.  Once 30 series cards are broadly available, I'll buy the "don't buy the 20 series at all" line.  Until then, it's open season, IMO.  

[dilpickle]

I don't understand what all the whining was about from 2080 owners when the 3080 was announced. How is that different from any other product? Something new always comes out.

 

And you really had to be out of touch to buy a new video card in the last few months. A September 2020 release date for Ampere was rumored more than a year ago. And we had pics of these cards months ago. You have only yourself to blame.

[Rybo]

1 minute ago, dilpickle said:

I don't understand what all the whining was about from 2080 owners when the 3080 was announced. How is that different from any other product? Something new always comes out.

 

And you really had to be out of touch to buy a new video card in the last few months. A September 2020 release date for Ampere was rumored more than a year ago. And we had pics of these cards months ago. You have only yourself to blame.

Kinda hard to predict that a card with significantly better performance with half the price is going to be the next generation of cards -- even if their marketing materials suggested as much back then.  I'm one of the 2080 TI buyers (I bought mine in April) and I don't really care about the 30 series knocking my card down a peg (after all, I'm still going to get like 8+ months of use out of the card before I can even obtain a 30 series card), but I can understand people being salty.  Like, if the 3090 was the one that was 1.5x better for the same price, that would be reasonable.  But the 3080 being SIGNIFICANTLY better than the 2080 TI?  That's nuts, bro.  

[Ebony Falcon]

58 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Seems kinda high, I'd have waited for the 3070 tbh.

Well it’s a evga card so I still got 24 months warrenty on it 

[johnsoner13]

5 hours ago, dizmo said:

Seems kinda high, I'd have waited for the 3070 tbh.

$25, for a great model EVGA card, over 3070 MSRP, which will sell out instantly and have insane pricing, is “kinda high”? And let’s not forget less VRAM on the 3070 and the fact that nvidias ampere performance claims arent the most accurate. You sound a bit jealous, to be honest.

[dizmo]

2 minutes ago, johnsoner13 said:

$25, for a great model EVGA card, over 3070 MSRP, which will sell out instantly and have insane pricing, is “kinda high”? And let’s not forget less VRAM on the 3070 and the fact that nvidias ampere performance claims arent the most accurate. You sound a bit jealous, to be honest.

Insane pricing? It'll be $499, slightly more for AIB variants. That's not insane. You don't know the future, you can't say they'll sell out definitively.

We don't know the performance. Again, would have waited to see. They never stated it was 2x across the board, and anyone that thought that was fact doesn't know how things are marketed. It's also exactly now AMD does it. Jealous? Not at all. You seem like you're an AMD fanboi just waiting for any opportunity to take a shot at NVidia.

5 hours ago, Blademaster91 said:

If you'd rather have new over used, although I'd assume the 3070 is going to be out of stock at launch with scalpers putting them on ebay.

I think a 2080Ti around $500 with more VRAM than a 3070 is a pretty good deal, and the 3070 so far according to Nvidia is only slightly faster than a 2080Ti.

I don't think they'll go after the 3070 as hard, there's not as much profit to be had and Nvidia has already put off the launch so that there's more card available.

I imagine scalpers also know that people that shop the middle tier are more likely to just wait until prices return to normal. Doesn't make as much sense to flip them.

[johnsoner13]

On 10/2/2020 at 11:49 PM, dizmo said:

You seem like you're an AMD fanboi just waiting for any opportunity to take a shot at NVidia.

On 10/2/2020 at 6:20 PM, Blademaster91 said:

Hah, waiting on the 3070 myself actually. I just have a grip on the reality of the situation. You think “2080 ti performance” gpus for $500 arent gonna sell out instantly? Get real. Youre either very stingy with money, or very closed minded, or both to think that 2080 ti wasnt a steal. 

 

On 10/2/2020 at 11:49 PM, dizmo said:

It's also exactly now AMD does it.

The fact you took my statement as an attack on NVIDIA and felt the need to justify their actions through the “yea but they did it too!” mentality actually very much indicates <removed by staff>, ironically. 

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[Imannudein]

Welcome to the club. I wish my Strix 2080ti would hold 2115 core clock. 

[jspataro99]

Hey guys. I have a lightly used EVGA 2080ti FTW3 Ultra Hybrid with all original packaging, invoice and accessories that I bought new in February 2019 with original warranty coverage still available until February 2022. I’m holding out for the 3090 FTW3 Ultra Hybrids or 3090 KPE hopefully at the end of the month, and I will be looking to sell my 2080ti at that time. Any suggestions on a fair price at which to list it? I don’t want to be unrealistic and I really just want to get it into the hands of someone who will actually use it. Thanks!

[Daniel1]

18 hours ago, kelvinhall05 said:

LOL XD

[Ebony Falcon]

9 hours ago, jspataro99 said:

Hey guys. I have a lightly used EVGA 2080ti FTW3 Ultra Hybrid with all original packaging, invoice and accessories that I bought new in February 2019 with original warranty coverage still available until February 2022. I’m holding out for the 3090 FTW3 Ultra Hybrids or 3090 KPE hopefully at the end of the month, and I will be looking to sell my 2080ti at that time. Any suggestions on a fair price at which to list it? I don’t want to be unrealistic and I really just want to get it into the hands of someone who will actually use it. Thanks!

600 max I’d say 

[jspataro99]

Just now, Ebony Falcon said:

600 max I’d say 

Thanks Ebony. That sounds fair to me. I was thinking 500-700 range. I’ll likely just list it starting at 500 and see what happens.

[johnsoner13]

On 10/2/2020 at 9:49 PM, dizmo said:

You don't know the future, you can't say they'll sell out definitively.

Apparently I do and I can. It was very obviously going to happen, don’t see how you couldn’t predict that after the amazing launch of the 3080 and 3090 cards