Good thing I just brought mine I be keeping my 1080 for a while hopefully it will work good when I upgrade to amd cpu at the end of the year

I was watching 1070 Ti's on Newegg, seems just in the past four days, you can't touch them for less than $899, wow.

Heh, I just bought some for a little under $600 each, remember thinking that was expensive... oh boy.

Just like memory prices keeps going up every year

glad I picked up a 1080 when I did

I love my gpu I brought back in the summer it had just came out that may 2017 the 11gbps ones

It's not just stateside but even in India prices have started to go up.

If I could I prob can sell mine for a profit after the price Hicks I paid $537 with tax

Well, this just convinced me to hold off until "1180 Ti" comes out. If I'm gonna jump for an improvement over 980 Ti, it better feel like it's worth every dollar.

I really hope mine will work with the newer amd cpus at the end of year when I upgrade.

if you have 1070 just sell it for 1000$ now, replace it with GT 1030 or something or set it to mining. 1050Ti earned me 0.24 ETH so far 2 months, If it keeps going up I will be getting GTX 2080Ti in SLI for free.

My buddy at work just picked up a 1070 for $419 at best buy he said he would give me a case of busch he confiscated from his son for finding it for him

Fine... I'll just start playing badminton or something. DICKS.

SasquiI was watching 1070 Ti's on Newegg, seems just in the past four days, you can't touch them for less than $899, wow.

Lol, you have to be insane to buy 1070Ti for that money. That's how much I paid for my beefed up AORUS 1080Ti lol. I guess I made the right decision to snap a new graphic card in summer 2017...

RejZoRLol, you have to be insane to buy 1070Ti for that money. That's how much I paid for my beefed up AORUS 1080Ti lol. I guess I made the right decision to snap a new graphic card in summer 2017...

Well it surly isn't helping the gaming community, will bitcoin and all the rest be the death of PC gaming ? :P.

Well, I have a MSI GTX 1070 Gaming and I bought it just a month from its release in May 2016. I Took the risk and paid USD481 on amazon.

What does this have to do with CES, it's great, lots of news posts and videos coming in, Q4 2017 was boring as hell, pretty much most of the year after Ryzen and Covfefe Lake launched.

The price hike had to do more with availability I guess. GPU shipments should really drop, but that's impossible with mining being a thing.

It's OK for people that already have decent graphics cards, and obviously sucks for those that want to get into gaming.

I haven't even been able to test the GTX 1060 6GB that I have. I'm probably fine for a while if I or anyone else is gaming on 1080p anyways. It's not like there's a big game release in Q1 or even Q2 other than Far Cry 5.

Still I can't shake the feeling that the so called "mid-range" GPUs aren't 200 dollar launch price anymore. They're going to be for 300 in the future. WTF...

ppnif you have 1070 just sell it for 1000$ now, replace it with GT 1030 or something or set it to mining. 1050Ti earned me 0.24 ETH so far 2 months, If it keeps going up I will be getting GTX 2080Ti in SLI for free.

so who pays your power bill?

All the new big games will be announced at e3 in June 2018 my 1080 will run anything for the next few years I should be ok even if I do upgrade to amd at the end of the year

I got my 2x 1070ti's right from nvidia for a good price in Nov. Glad I got them then.

UK prices are still normal - It's time to start a trans atlantic gifting conglomerate.

Fingers crossed that mining tanks. I can only hope these companies start losing money due to garbage prices and/or they start locking gaming cards out of mining.

Good to know there's enough of a Desktop market to sell ton of High end CPU/Mobo's that don't want/need memory or graphics cards... The market for replacement of mundane home use computers for emails, browsing, general digital photo's is looking highly exuberant for 2018. :kookoo:

erockerFingers crossed that mining tanks. I can only hope these companies start losing money due to garbage prices and/or they start locking gaming cards out of mining.

Agreed. I assume the DRAM price fixing is having a negative affect on prices too.