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GTX 1070 Ti dilemma in Australia

blackpixe1
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Need help choosing which is a better deal  

12 members have voted

  1. 1. Which one would you buy?

    • Retailer (With warranty) - Galax Nvidia (70ISH6DHN1WS) 8GB GTX 1070 Ti EX-SNIPER (White) RGB LED PCI-E VGA Card for AUD650
      6
    • Secondhand UNOPENED (WITHOUT WARRANTY) - Gigabyte Gaming GTX 1070 Ti for $600
      3
    • Neither, both are not worth it
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Both prices are in AUD, I messed up there.

 

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35 minutes ago, TARS said:

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/products/10series/geforce-store/

it's just so darn annoying when people dont check currency and location (though more frustrating when I do it myself)

 

https://www.nvidia.com/en-au/geforce/products/10series/store/

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28 minutes ago, blackpixe1 said:

I made a mistake, I am buying them in Australia using AUD, how can I change this?

 

For the link you provided, the Australian price of GTX 1070Ti is 760AUD..

You didn't make a mistake, the first card in your poll specifically states AUD and did since you started it, the user who posted that link just did so haphazardly without taking this into consideration.

 

I'm not perfect though, I've done it from time to time.

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I guess the Australia portion I just glazed over ;)

 

 

I have a cue light I can use to show you when I’m joking, if you like.

 

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With warranty man its a no brainer c'mon common sense

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3 hours ago, TARS said:

I guess the Australia portion I just glazed over ;)

 

 

I could've tried harder too xD

1 hour ago, MANDINGO said:

With warranty man its a no brainer c'mon common sense

Yeah man, Imma go with that. 

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and it's not like that galax is worse than that gygabyte. In Europe galax is called KFA, (for someone not knowing that brand)

Pick warranty and you will sleep better.

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5 hours ago, blackpixe1 said:

Both prices are in AUD, I messed up there.

 

This one is easy. I'd be more than happy to pay an additional $ 50 for the warranty.

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I was in same situation, got secondhand UNOPENED (WITHOUT WARRANTY) - Gigabyte G1 from someone local seller. Was risky without warranty, but saved extra money. Still working like a charm.

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