NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti launch/review day - 2017/03/09
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The Futurist
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My Newegg order says "order verification"
Never taken this long to verify.
Please no issues.....
Never taken this long to verify.
Please no issues.....
LucidMomentum
Member
Teal / Turquoise fits my white / blue build more than the yellow does.
But yeah, a straight black / white would be nice.
It's like how the thermal pads on the corsair GPU AIO water cooler I have are purple.
Like, grey would've been fine and not clashed with anything. But no, fucking purple.
The Futurist
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Damn it. My Nvidia pre-order just shipped as well.
Keep EVGA FE or Nvidia FE?
That is the question now. Have a few days to decide.
cleveridea
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And scalpers are selling cards on ebay for $200-300 profit. Most recent sold card was $1050 buy it now, though most are $900 or so
LucidMomentum
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Sheesh. I can wait.
PlayALLtheGames
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Just put in my Step-Up request to a FE (I'll be going water).
I know EVGA doesn't drop-ship but Jesus fucking Christ, $75 for overnight shipping? That's a clown price bro.
I know EVGA doesn't drop-ship but Jesus fucking Christ, $75 for overnight shipping? That's a clown price bro.
I placed mine around 10a this morning and it said that, but now it's moved to packaging. Mine should be here tomorrow.
PlayALLtheGames
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FYI, Zotac and PNY are available at Newegg.
PlayALLtheGames
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The Gigabyte FE version from an Australian retailer
https://www.mwave.com.au/product/gi...0-ti-founders-edition-11gb-video-card-ac02701
$1129 AUD. Pretty much in the ballpark for non-reference 980 Ti back when it was new.
https://www.mwave.com.au/product/gi...0-ti-founders-edition-11gb-video-card-ac02701
$1129 AUD. Pretty much in the ballpark for non-reference 980 Ti back when it was new.
They are identical so it doesn't matter other than customer service. EVGA definitely has top notch US-based customer service so I'd go with them if you are paying the same exact pricing. Step up program wont be a factor, though, since they never allow people to step up to a better version of the same exact model (iCX stuff aside which was a side grade with better sensors). Just sell the Nvidia model on Ebay, you might make an extra $100-150 or so off an impatient moron, lol (~$950 minus ebay/paypal fees of $120-130). I assume these scalpers aren't paying sales tax and shipping on their original purchase, because if they are then they are really only making like $60 while risking Ebay scammers...
cleveridea
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EVGA can be bought on newegg right now
- nm sold out already
wow you need slow time drugs to buy this from regular sites
- nm sold out already
wow you need slow time drugs to buy this from regular sites
Eclectic Sk3ptic
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Ordered the EVGA 1080ti FE from NCIX Canada. $999 CAD before PST+GST. Let's see how long it takes to get here. 
Wag
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Give me time- I have 3 to sell so...
LucidMomentum
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Eclectic Sk3ptic
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NCIX told me they're estimating the FTW3 to retail for $1,149 CAD, so about $800 in the states?
I was going to wait for it, but I wanted to have the extra power a.s.a.p. for Nier and Mass Effect. Hopefully the FE won't disappoint.
Human Resources
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you know what? fuck it, i still have 980ti SLI. i'm good till 1180ti goddamnit!
(keeps nowinstock.net tab open anyway)
(keeps nowinstock.net tab open anyway)
Can anyone answer? It is only 100 more here so actually buying locally isn't too bad. It is the msi fe for 800.
What is the actual difference or benefits over the fe for customs? Will there be a hybrid? I am new to this as I never really bought a ti or higher end card.
I am asking cause I can pick this up locally today.
If you are referring to SC, SSC, and FTW. Some small differences.
Mostly the type of material they use will grant different OC abilities. I listed then in order from basic to best. There is some slight difference in clocks. That is from my understanding.
What is the actual difference or benefits over the fe for customs? Will there be a hybrid? I am new to this as I never really bought a ti or higher end card.
I am asking cause I can pick this up locally today.
If you are referring to SC, SSC, and FTW. Some small differences.
Mostly the type of material they use will grant different OC abilities. I listed then in order from basic to best. There is some slight difference in clocks. That is from my understanding.
The FE will be using a reference board and will work with any water cooling block, but the default cooler is a crappy blower cooler that wont keep the card very cool and lead to downclocking of boost. The FE are really only good for people who plan on eventually replacing the default cooler or don't mind their card running at 80+ C with a noisy cooler.
The SC versions are using the same exact iCX cooler of their 1070 and 1080 lineup. Not sure if they will really be up to the job since the Ti has a higher power draw but at least it is the revamped iCX coolers which came out like last month.
The FTW3 has a triple fan cooler unique to the Ti so it should be the best option unless they price it ridiculously.
If I do go with a Ti, it will either be the FTW3 or a reference model with a water cooled hybrid kit, although I wonder what EVGA will do with their Ti hybrid kit? The older hybrid kits would work with both the reference boards and the ACX coolers, but the iCX coolers and reference boards are no longer interchangeable due to the extra fan header.
Sir Abacus
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Mid-March still. I've been checking every day looking for info.
GloriousBagel
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RadioactiveLobster
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Well, gonna wait on the EVGA FTW3 card. Hopefully it doesn't take forever.
Ahh thanks for the explanation. I'm running my MSI GTX 970 with the default dual fans. Though I supposed if I'm going to upgrade to a 1080TI, I'll most likely make the jump to water cooling as well.
I don't have much knowledge in that department so will have to do some research.
I don't have much knowledge in that department so will have to do some research.
Eclectic Sk3ptic
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Got an email from an NCIX Canada rep to let me know that "due to higher than normal demand there may be a delay in shipping." Called them to make sure and they said I'll no longer be receiving my card with the first batch, and that they might get more stock next week. I'm okay with it except for the part where they've already charged my credit card for the full amount of the order. So, if you're thinking about ordering from them, know that their "in stock" really means "we're taking orders that we hope to fulfill, eventually."
Their website still says it's in stock.
http://www.ncix.com/detail/evga-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-36-140030.htm
Their website still says it's in stock.
http://www.ncix.com/detail/evga-geforce-gtx-1080-ti-36-140030.htm
Hellshingu
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You in socal right? I'm sure it'll be on a truck tomorrow to be delivered if so. It's always in packaging phase for me until the next morning then it's on its way to be delivered.
I hope so. I'm on the fence between them and MSI. I'm to the point to where whatever comes out first/is available I'm getting.
manny10032
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Will there be a setup program for 980ti customers?
CrankyKong
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Why are so many people interested in the founders edition?
Jeff Stephen
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Could someone clarify for me how the step up program works. Those of you stepping up cards, did you purchase a warranty through EVGA? I have a 1070 FTW I bought last August and registered upon arrival, will I qualify?