Oh yeah watch out with those DDR4 models
Get the 2GB GDDR5 models before nvidia decides you need to pay $300 for one.
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Get the 2GB GDDR5 models before nvidia decides you need to pay $300 for one.
The date is in October because I missed like the first 30 minutes of preorders on Nvidia's site. But, whatever, I can wait 2 extra weeks.Why is the date so long
I'm only buying asus one card, if we see proof SLI can hit 4K 120-144hz in ultra settings. I'll jump the gun for a second one. But rn this looks like a gimmick before volta cards
Nvidia realized 98% of gamers are buying 1060/1070, so they are pushing their higher end cards higher in prices.
used 450-500 dollar 1080 ti is your answer
Cool $79 nvlink bridge you gotta use to sli these things too.
Whatever 
LurkerLost1
Rookie
Got my new system built and a buyer for my watercooled 1080 ti, just gotta wait to see if EKWB will be making waterblocks for the 2080 ti I want.
The War Report
NewNewYork
The Founders Edition are binned by Nvidia, so they are the fastest gpu's for overclocking. Behind the scenes they're saying Nvidia is about to go all in on SLI support and NV Link allows for much much better scaling between cards. 
I copped the same shyt you did
I copped the same shyt you did The date is in October because I missed like the first 30 minutes of preorders on Nvidia's site. But, whatever, I can wait 2 extra weeks.
Cool $79 nvlink bridge you gotta use to sli these things too.
The Founders Edition are binned by Nvidia, so they are the fastest gpu's for overclocking. Behind the scenes they're saying Nvidia is about to go all in on SLI support and NV Link allows for much much better scaling between cards.
all around
I need to start piping the shyt out of broads who work at Microcenter. Can't afford that shyt
2600 dollars laterThe Founders Edition are binned by Nvidia, so they are the fastest gpu's for overclocking. Behind the scenes they're saying Nvidia is about to go all in on SLI support and NV Link allows for much much better scaling between cards.
If they can't hit 4K 144hz with a few games. This is a overall L
I need to start piping the shyt out of broads who work at Microcenter. Can't afford that shyt
one of them are bad, the rest 
When are those Nvidia Big Format Displays coming out? I’m thinking how my future 2080tiswill look on a 65” 4K HDR, 120hz g-sync tv. 
It'll cost like 4000 dollars. Towrd the bottom it says something about JanuaryWhen are those Nvidia Big Format Displays coming out? I’m thinking how my future 2080tiswill look on a 65” 4K HDR, 120hz g-sync tv.
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Yeah, I was afraid it would be $4K or $5K.
shyt would be cool though. I guess I’ll wait and see.
LurkerLost1
Rookie
I was seeing rumors of some news the end of this month. Thinking the same thing with the pricing. If 4k144hz is 2000 they may try to double that with 4k120hz with a shield built in.When are those Nvidia Big Format Displays coming out? I’m thinking how my future 2080tiswill look on a 65” 4K HDR, 120hz g-sync tv.
GreenGrass
All Star
the new cards by nvidia are not that great or hyped enough by reviews or tech gurus on youtube.
shall i wait and purchase the new cards or grab a 1080 ti with ryzen or thread ripper?
shall i wait and purchase the new cards or grab a 1080 ti with ryzen or thread ripper?
Wait it out to see how adoption is. You don't want to get PhysX'd