NVIDIA silently resurrects the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti (maybe)
Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2021 10:37 am
I hadn't realized, until I looked today, pricing new system parts for a friend, that it's not just new gen video cards that are scarce, but EVERTHING that's scarce. Even previous gen AMD and NVidia cards are scare. I did find RTX 2060s, but they're ridiculously over priced at $900 and up. An AMD Rx5700XT is an insane $1400. Even GTX 1080ti refurbs are around $1k!
Feel sorry for anyone building a new DIY system who doesn't already have a card.
That's why I'm keeping the old spare GTX 760 on the shelf instead of passing it on like I usually do. That's my backup card if the 3080 or the 1080 in the workstation needs to be RMA'd.
Anyway, according to this article, it may be that some OEMs are cranking out new 1080ti's. Makes sense. It's still a good card, and the chips for it are easier to fab.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-si ... 040.0.html
Feel sorry for anyone building a new DIY system who doesn't already have a card.
That's why I'm keeping the old spare GTX 760 on the shelf instead of passing it on like I usually do. That's my backup card if the 3080 or the 1080 in the workstation needs to be RMA'd.
Anyway, according to this article, it may be that some OEMs are cranking out new 1080ti's. Makes sense. It's still a good card, and the chips for it are easier to fab.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-si ... 040.0.html