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A second hand 1080TI is the best bet here. The features are nice for the 2080 but irrelevant since they aren't supported by anyone or they destroy your fps.

Got me a 1080TI off ebay last week

I canceled my 2080 pre order and bought a used 1080TI. Should be great for 1440p. After the 3dmark numbers and DLSS having to be baked into a game, I'm not going to pay nVidias R&D into ray tracing.

If you look around WCCF Tech tried the trick and made a video about it, and it did actually work. What this tells me is that if Nvidia wanted to they could support both. I think they should and let the consumer choose Gsync or Freesync or maybe just a ULMB monitor.

I have the 2080 on pre-order until i can find some performance metrics. If it is not good i will cancel the pre-order and go for a 1080TI.

EVGA has a 2080 for 750 on Newegg. 50 dollars over MSRP

They are about 50 dollars off MSRP if you look at newegg

Not worth for me anyone got a 1080ti for sale

At these prices i wont even be able to afford a 2070

Well, PS4 is the most selling console of the recent wars and i'm pretty sure it doesn't run DX12.

Nvidia will be forced to pick up the Adaptive Sync standard and stop using an FPGA. HDMI 2.1 and consoles are now starting to use VRR. Nvidia responds with their Big TVs to play on but who wants to buy an OLED for movies and buy an over priced Nvidia TV for games. Samsung has already begun...

14 years $179 dollars i bought a lot of games before steam, play mainly blizzard games now.

Better to buy a Vizio 2018 P55, specially at that price, 120hz native.

I think they will get back to gamers but they need money on the enterprise front first. Once they get the money on that front they can make a GPU to compete with NVidia. If they were to make a high end GPU now and even if it beat the 1080TI it would still sale like crap due to Gamer mind share...

Not interested anymore unless this is a 7nm version.