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With the GeForce GTX 1070 Ti being released/available seems to have the effect of a price reduction for other cards. From the looks of it, the regular GTX 1070 has now dropped towards $329 and $399 for the Founders edition.
NVIDIA did not announce the GTX 1070 price cut, reports techarp, however, you can spot that they cut the price of the GeForce GTX 1070 Founders Edition to just $399. The GeForce GTX 1070 Ti Founders Edition will launch at $449.
We doubt a little that you will see AIB GTX 1070 cards at $329 USD though. I expect it to be more in that 350~375 regions. But who knows.
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#5486961 Posted on: 10/30/2017 10:21 AM
To me, this now points to yields being so good for the GP104 chip, that it butthurts to deactivate usable SM's, so the 1070Ti was brought out.
How long before we see the hashrate of the Ti ( and the suddden lack of stock...) ?
To me, this now points to yields being so good for the GP104 chip, that it butthurts to deactivate usable SM's, so the 1070Ti was brought out.
How long before we see the hashrate of the Ti ( and the suddden lack of stock...) ?
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#5486964 Posted on: 10/30/2017 10:23 AM
Luckily, you'll probably have custom cards from day 1, so i'd jump on the bandwagon, before the miners get their hands on them.
I would think there is a chance this card will be better than Vega at mining unfortunately.
About time, i have been wanting to upgrade from my 970, nothing wrong with it overal, but i would like the option of a little more oomph on games, Vr ones being the biggest one here as although the 970 runs them fine it does not have any spare power left for supersampling, which improves the VR image somewhat, so if i can get a 1070 for £299 then that would be nice.
Luckily, you'll probably have custom cards from day 1, so i'd jump on the bandwagon, before the miners get their hands on them.
I would think there is a chance this card will be better than Vega at mining unfortunately.
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#5486994 Posted on: 10/30/2017 11:33 AM
Well... it's how the capitalism work... same with car, TV set etc... etc...
They just want to remove old stockpiles because they will not produce it anymore together with 1080 and hopefuly when they fill their greedy pockets they will lower price of 1070 Ti same ol same ol..
Well... it's how the capitalism work... same with car, TV set etc... etc...
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#5487005 Posted on: 10/30/2017 12:07 PM
I don't what techarp has been smoking but they better share it with rest of us LoL, as for price cut on GeForce GTX 1070 Founders Edition to just $399 WTF that funny it has always been at that price for some time on Nvidia own site for Founders Edition last I heard was that it was going to drop to $379 but that hasn't happing in fact the 1070 TI got a $20 bump in price BooHoo, but there was time when the GTX 1070 had reach that $329 before the price when thru the roof due mining.
I don't what techarp has been smoking but they better share it with rest of us LoL, as for price cut on GeForce GTX 1070 Founders Edition to just $399 WTF that funny it has always been at that price for some time on Nvidia own site for Founders Edition last I heard was that it was going to drop to $379 but that hasn't happing in fact the 1070 TI got a $20 bump in price BooHoo, but there was time when the GTX 1070 had reach that $329 before the price when thru the roof due mining.
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#5487088 Posted on: 10/30/2017 04:01 PM
Was hoping some AIB cards would also drop in price, the one's i was interested in are still around 500 euro.
Was hoping some AIB cards would also drop in price, the one's i was interested in are still around 500 euro.
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#5487132 Posted on: 10/30/2017 05:06 PM
Those markets aren't monopolies, there are alternatives, and large used markets for them as well.
Well... it's how the capitalism work... same with car, TV set etc... etc...
Those markets aren't monopolies, there are alternatives, and large used markets for them as well.
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#5487196 Posted on: 10/30/2017 06:59 PM
Still well over $600 here in Australia, even for the cheaper cards.
Still well over $600 here in Australia, even for the cheaper cards.
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#5487217 Posted on: 10/30/2017 07:18 PM
for 50~70$ more I would set up my 1060gtx to 1070gtx but that providing evga prices lower before the time frame is up, I could set up to a 1070ti, but i not sure about that extra 180$ need reviews
for 50~70$ more I would set up my 1060gtx to 1070gtx but that providing evga prices lower before the time frame is up, I could set up to a 1070ti, but i not sure about that extra 180$ need reviews
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#5487227 Posted on: 10/30/2017 08:10 PM
Too bad in Canada were not likely to see any real price drop any time soon they always milk the higher prices as long as they can here.
Too bad in Canada were not likely to see any real price drop any time soon they always milk the higher prices as long as they can here.
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#5487231 Posted on: 10/30/2017 08:19 PM
The prices in Canada are not more than prices in the US
Too bad in Canada were not likely to see any real price drop any time soon they always milk the higher prices as long as they can here.
The prices in Canada are not more than prices in the US
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#5487247 Posted on: 10/30/2017 08:51 PM
Oh yes they are. We always pay an additional amount on top of the conversion. Take a look at any item. You will find that we pay at least 15 percent more after the dollar conversion, and before taxes.
The prices in Canada are not more than prices in the US
Oh yes they are. We always pay an additional amount on top of the conversion. Take a look at any item. You will find that we pay at least 15 percent more after the dollar conversion, and before taxes.
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#5487249 Posted on: 10/30/2017 08:57 PM
For example, take a look at the GTX 1080 Ti. In Canada, our prices are bloody obscene.
For example, take a look at the GTX 1080 Ti. In Canada, our prices are bloody obscene.
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#5487261 Posted on: 10/30/2017 09:45 PM
I feel for my Canadian compatriots. I really can't stand when US citizens claim that other countries don't pay more, yet they don't live there. Grrrrr.
It's the same for Australia. We pay through the nose for technology, it's quite ludicrous really
I feel for my Canadian compatriots. I really can't stand when US citizens claim that other countries don't pay more, yet they don't live there. Grrrrr.
It's the same for Australia. We pay through the nose for technology, it's quite ludicrous really
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#5487265 Posted on: 10/30/2017 09:59 PM
I just looked at prices on newegg.
Converted, they are the exact same
Most states have about 10% sales tax plus shipping.
Oh yes they are. We always pay an additional amount on top of the conversion. Take a look at any item. You will find that we pay at least 15 percent more after the dollar conversion, and before taxes.
I just looked at prices on newegg.
Converted, they are the exact same
Most states have about 10% sales tax plus shipping.
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About time, i have been wanting to upgrade from my 970, nothing wrong with it overal, but i would like the option of a little more oomph on games, Vr ones being the biggest one here as although the 970 runs them fine it does not have any spare power left for supersampling, which improves the VR image somewhat, so if i can get a 1070 for £299 then that would be nice.