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Well this here is something that we don't see every day (read, never): an RTX 2080 Ti graphics card for $999. NVIDIA did announce pricing starting at that value for this particular graphics card, but pricing, as always with NVIDIA's Founder Editions, has always creeped towards the company's self-set $1,199. EVGA, however, has just put up a product page for their GeForce RTX 2080 Ti BLACK EDITION GAMING, a dual-fan solution (much like NVIDIA's own Founders Edition) with EVGA's iCX 2 cooling expertise that's being marketed at the unicorn-like $999 price-point, with a limit of 1 per household.
EVGA says this particular graphics card features the first-ever Hydro Dynamic Bearing (HDB) on its fan design, for lower noise and greater lifespan of the rotating parts of your graphics card. This graphics card also comes with interchangeable trim pieces for multiple colors to be applied at will.
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EVGA says this particular graphics card features the first-ever Hydro Dynamic Bearing (HDB) on its fan design, for lower noise and greater lifespan of the rotating parts of your graphics card. This graphics card also comes with interchangeable trim pieces for multiple colors to be applied at will.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site