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Hilbert Hagedoorn
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#5693655 Posted on: 07/23/2019 05:03 PM
Yeah I am right, so the RTX 2080 AIB card started at 699 and the Founder editon was priced 799 USD.
Yeah I am right, so the RTX 2080 AIB card started at 699 and the Founder editon was priced 799 USD.
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#5693663 Posted on: 07/23/2019 05:34 PM
yet, one page before...
what's the deal with that?

yet, one page before...

what's the deal with that?
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#5693664 Posted on: 07/23/2019 05:43 PM
@skar One is GPU score only and other one is the total score.
@skar One is GPU score only and other one is the total score.
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#5693665 Posted on: 07/23/2019 05:45 PM
So now NV is killing the AIB sales even more?
Yeah I am right, so the RTX 2080 AIB card started at 699 and the Founder editon was priced 799 USD.
So now NV is killing the AIB sales even more?
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Hilbert you mention a few times how 2080S is faster and cheaper but isnt any cheaper at all. It have the same 700$ price tag as original and thats FE, something like asus strix will carry a price premium.
If i bought a 2080 last year i would be meh, 9% faster for a year of waiting. Isnt worth pulling the hair out.
To be honest one should just get 2070S and save 200$.
Yep, if I had known 6 months ago that the Super would be out I would not have waited for it. And yes, the 2070S at this stage would be the more obvious choice.