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Your article still states that 2080ti is 25% more expensive, but lists 1080ti at $700 and 2080ti at $1,200 (which are correct prices from nvidia website) which
by freediver 8y ago
Your article still states that 2080ti is 25% more expensive, but lists 1080ti at $700 and 2080ti at $1,200 (which are correct prices from nvidia website) which is 70% more. Which one is right?
- zeroname 8y agoIt states that the "typical GPU system" (estimated at ~1300$ without GPU) will be 25% more expensive. By the way, the MSRP for a regular 2080Ti is 999$, the 1200$ is the Founder's Edition price.
- ydau 8y agoMSRP may be $999, but you won’t find them for much below $1,200 for the time being. GPU modules are manufactured in China. Their harmonized codes are covered in recently established tariffs. 10% tariffs are already hitting cards arriving at US ports. This tariff will increase to 25% on Jan 1. Prices will stay well above MSRP.