I feel like the 1080 just launched, and the ti already? If I keep a full sized rig, this might be the way to go!

There is no reason to talk about 1080Ti right now and I highly doubt that nVidia will release any official information until early next year when or after Vega surfaces.

There is no reason to talk about 1080Ti right now and I highly doubt that nVidia will release any official information until early next year when or after Vega surfaces.

Speak for yourself.. I'd like to hear all I can about the next TI.. never to early.. this isn't like putting out Christmas decorations in September.

Its a fake,ofc. And who cares about 1080Ti?Will be,ofc,overpriced. 🙂

And how exactly is it overpriced? These things are going to sell like hotcakes like they always do. nVidia understands the market and what people are willing to pay while keeping card sales right around the rate they're able to manufacture them at. Also, if you were to adjust for inflation, more often than not, graphics cards actually cost more in the past. http://i.imgur.com/SE3TNqZ.png

And how exactly is it overpriced? These things are going to sell like hotcakes like they always do. nVidia understands the market and what people are willing to pay while keeping card sales right around the rate they're able to manufacture them at. Also, if you were to adjust for inflation, more often than not, graphics cards actually cost more in the past. http://i.imgur.com/SE3TNqZ.png

That chart doesn't include the Pascal generation (which has inflated prices), and it has factual inaccuracies for things I know from personal experience they are wrong. Like the 7970GHz going having the same price as the GTX 680. It's also unfair to NVIDIA a bit. The GTX 770 is nowhere to be found, and the 780Ti is shown as being much more overpriced than it actually was. What's the source of the data? Also the person doing it is ignoring the Titans. Lol.

That chart doesn't include the Pascal generation (which has inflated prices), and it has factual inaccuracies for things I know from personal experience they are wrong. Like the 7970GHz going having the same price as the GTX 680. It's also unfair to NVIDIA a bit. The GTX 770 is nowhere to be found, and the 780Ti is shown as being much more overpriced than it actually was. What's the source of the data? Also the person doing it is ignoring the Titans. Lol.

7970 original MSRP was $549.