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Jun 11, 2018

this isn't a deal. good 1080ti's can be had for less than $800 and closer to $750. You're paying $100+ for the crew 2 LOL

Samebito

Jun 11, 2018

tripogWhile I agree on your general principal, this particular card has been effectively unavailable for purchase in over 2 months- and last it was, was being listed for $1200. (info via pcpartpicker)

Chloe217

Jun 11, 2018

tripogwhere can u buy it at that price, share the link please. thanks

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tripog

Jun 11, 2018

Chloe217https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1330062-REG/evga_11g_p4_6393_kr_geforce_gtx_1080_ti.html?ap=y&gclid=Cj0KCQjwu_jYBRD8ARIsAC3EGCJ-iLGkUYZYBfNGNTrCxKCRjJQ5ifZIsY874kkRTOBGiZKpJ8c2_vYaAkVvEALw_wcB

tripog

Jun 11, 2018

Samebitowhat planet are you on dawg? typing 1080 ti on google and clicking shopping tab and there's many options for under this price https://www.google.com/search?q=1080+ti&client=firefox-b-1&source=lnms&tbm=shop&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi3jMOb6svbAhUB4oMKHRCbA6cQ_AUICigB&biw=2126&bih=1108#spd=2374314140918304928

Dalamar

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Jun 11, 2018

Samebitopcpartpicker is crap

Samebito

Jun 11, 2018

tripogWhat part of "this particular card" slipped by you there, slick?

Samebito

Jun 11, 2018

DalamarHow do you figure? It has a meta-analysis off price from various retailers over time, tracking pricing per sku.

Dalamar

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Jun 11, 2018

SamebitoWhen last I checked, they didn't check a lot of legit stores, and some things are just fine used. Intel products in general for example. They also don't show deals.

tripog

Jun 11, 2018

SamebitoExcuse my skimming your comment. Missed that but why get MSI for $900 when you can get evga with an extended warranty for less than that? Better customer service and if your card dies in 2 years they'll just replace it often with a new gen. for $950 you can get a watercooled AIO 1080 ti

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tripog

Jun 11, 2018

DalamarThis guy speaks the truth, if you want good deals pcpartpicker isnt the best, and anyone paying more than $800 for an air cooled 1080ti is getting jipped. Couple months after release i bought an EVGA SC black for $650

Samebito

Jun 12, 2018

DalamarThey pull data from 29 different sources, including pretty much every major etailer of computer components. Sure, some things are fine used. If you want used, why are you here? Also, pcpartpicker does show sales- they poll current data several times a day, if I recall. The only thing they don't show is things requiring a code- which you would get in your email anyway, as most of the decent ones require a corresponding email address.

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Samebito

Jun 12, 2018

tripogCouple things. First, I didn't try to claim that this particular model was a fantastic deal- however with the current GPU market the lowest you're going to find a NEW 1080ti is about $720. Any lower than that is pretty much immediately scooped up. And a couple months after release there was no price soaring because of miners, so your anecdote is kind of irrelevant.

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