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So after yesterday... what do we all feel the 2080ti is worth now? Obviously the stock issue has probably pushed the 2080ti up a bit again?

I now think I'm just going to try pick up a bargain 2080ti and wait to see what happens in the next few months.
 
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Things needs to settle for a few weeks or days yet.
I sold at 525 FWIW, about a week ago. I think that's still a fair price.
Ones that went for 400 were few and far between and panic selling. But I can see them being drawn towards that as we run up to 3070 launch, providing there is stock. Which is why I sold now.
 

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So after yesterday... what do we all feel the 2080ti is worth now? Obviously the stock issue has probably pushed the 2080ti up a bit again?

I now think I'm just going to try pick up a bargain 2080ti and wait to see what happens in the next few months.
£350. Max £400 and that is if the seller is reputable and has decent warranty left.
 
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yes £350 - £400 is a good price for a used 2080Ti if it comes from a reliable source. If it has no warranty or the seller is dodgy it could end up being an expensive paper weight.
 
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Yeah 400-500 and your getting a great card regardless, Can imagine any more because your then encroaching on the it's only 200 quid more for a brand new 3080 (obviously stock levels etc)
 
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Managed to get a 2080Ti for £450, officially off the 3080 hype train thankfully.

I'll now use this card until 3080 refreshes with 20Gb or if Big Navi wipes out NV we will see.
 
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Less than the 3070, minus the value of a warranty. Probably closer to £300 really.

That will likely go lower once the 3060 is out.

They aren't going to hold their value like the 1080 did when 2080s were breaking all over the place. It is fully obsolete now.
 
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Less than the 3070, minus the value of a warranty. Probably closer to £300 really.

That will likely go lower once the 3060 is out.

They aren't going to hold their value like the 1080 did when 2080s were breaking all over the place. The 2080ti is fully obsolete now.

2080ti is definitely not obsolete LOL
 
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Yes it is. The 3070 will be a faster car for a lot cheaper, with much better RTX support (and probably more reliable)...

There is no reason to buy a 2080ti now.

Ahahahahahah

I am expecting the 3070 to basically match the 2080ti or slightly slower. Jump off the hype train, give yourself a break dude
 
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Ahahahahahah

I am expecting the 3070 to basically match the 2080ti or slightly slower. Jump off the hype train, give yourself a break dude

I'm not on the hype train as I usually buy AMD cards. But the 3070 being faster than the 2080ti is already known about.
 
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Is it? Do you have actual reviews to hand or just juicy cherry picks from NVIDIA?

The 3070 has 1537 more shader cores and is 8nm instead of 12nm. OFC it's going to beat it...

It's litteraly a straight, higher spec card from the same manufacturer.
 
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The 3070 has 1537 more shader cores and is 8nm instead of 12nm.

Where are you getting that number from? You're not just taking the "cuda cores" NVIDIA advertised for Ampere and comparing them to previous generations are you? They are not the same thing.

I think we're going to see the 2080ti being superior in everything but 4k RT+DLSS scenarios.
 

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Where are you getting that number from? You're not just taking the "cuda cores" NVIDIA advertised for Ampere and comparing them to previous generations are you? They are not the same thing.

I think we're going to see the 2080ti being superior in everything but 4k RT+DLSS scenarios.

Exactly, Nvidia have basically "Hyper threaded" their cuda cores, like Intel/AMD do with their physical cpu cores.
 
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