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HeftyMann
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Feb 23, 2018
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Man Gigabyte lost another customer. No reason for them to sell this for more than MSRP. I mean you can go over to EVGA and Nvidia and buy direct for MSRP. Yes everything is probably out of stock again on those sites but they have been restocking frequently and you just have so watch for them...Also lol I bought this card for $650 just 8 months ago on here.
Feb 23, 2018
Zantor64
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Feb 23, 2018
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HeftyMannI wonder where else one can get cards for MSRP? I'm sick of this wallet rape markup.
Feb 23, 2018
Zantor64
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Feb 23, 2018
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HeftyMannActually I just looked. Prices direct from EVGA are as marked up as everywhere else. a 1080 Ti is $800-1300.
Feb 23, 2018
jordanozang
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Feb 24, 2018
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HeftyManngood luck finding one at msrp considering they go out of stock within minutes. This is cheaper than what they are going for. MSRP doesn't determine the free market price.
Feb 24, 2018
Axion
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Mar 13, 2018
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Zantor64$800 for an 1080ti is a great deal as MSRP for a reference card is $700, so a none reference card is typically a bit higher. The 1300 1080tis are cards for custom water cooling systems. That isnt comparing apples to apples on price.
Evga sells a 1080 FTW none reference for $650. (Bought one yesterday) while the reference card is $550. That's not a bad deal when they are selling the exact model on Newegg for $1098 (solo sold out - 875 in mobo combo), amazon for $866 (new) eBay maybe 750 but who knows what youre really getting.
If youre good with a reference card, then wait for Nvidia notifications. I got one last week but it was sold out by the time I saw the email. Evga is also giving out notifications randomly.
Mar 13, 2018
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