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1080 Ti or 1660 super?

AmateurHermit
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Recently found a used 1080 Ti for $450 CAN/$356 USD, and a new 1660 SUPER for $400 CAN/$317 USD. What's the better price and GPU? Bigger bang for buck? 

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6 minutes ago, AmateurHermit said:

Recently found a used 1080 Ti for $450 CAN/$356 USD, and a new 1660 SUPER for $400 CAN/$317 USD. What's the better price and GPU? Bigger bang for buck? 

The 1080ti, most generally. Depends on what you're doing, though.

I am NOT a professional and a lot of the time what I'm saying is based on limited knowledge and experience. I'm going to be incorrect at times. 

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3 minutes ago, Brok3n But who cares? said:

The 1080ti, most generally. Depends on what you're doing, though.

mostly gaming, a bit of 4k video editing though

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1080Ti and go have fun.

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1080 super is miles better, although the 1660 has some upgrades but neither has the RTX features?

the TI version of the 1080 is close to an 2060/2080, just that it can lack in some areas compared to those newer cards but with a lot of power.

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It's like comparing BMW with like hmm Renault for racing.

Ofc 1080 Ti is a lot faster,for just 50 $ difference.

Be sure to get one which has good cooling since I assume that card heats a lot compared to 1660 super which is stone cold 😉

 

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