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did he (Jensen) just trolled us? - just now he announced all prices with aprox -200$ less of leaks and even screenshots from hour ago
 
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I just watched that live stream on twitch. Performance might not go up much on current games, but the look of the new technology is pretty incredible.
 

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Frankly, at those prices, I think Nvidia should go and fuck themselves. And I say that as an Nvidia owner for the past 5 generations.

Yep! This pretty much sums up how I feel too.

So basically gaming Titan is now called 2080Ti, and 2080 is the upgrade to 1080Ti. Somewhere here I guessed this is what would happen, given that Titan V was priced so high.

Anyone care to do a relative comparison?
 
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The 2080 TI is on par with previous gen Titan X pricing. The people that buy Titans won't hesitate to buy the 2080 TI. Those that skipped the Titan V due to the $3k price, will likely be interested in the 2080 TI as well.
 
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Frankly, at those prices, I think Nvidia should go and fuck themselves. And I say that as an Nvidia owner for the past 5 generations.

I second this!
o_O
 
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I'm guessing that due to that huge ammount of transistors the yields are terrible, therefore the callous price of the cards....

Frankly, at those prices, I think Nvidia should go and fuck themselves. And I say that as an Nvidia owner for the past 5 generations.
I second this!
o_O
I third this. This is getting out of hand.
Anyways, only time will tell if they were right counting on the suckers paying 1300$ - without taxes for a card that probably will be a little slower than Titan V, whose performace it's nothing out of ordinary...
 
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The prices reflect the huge size of the die. The bigger the size the more expensive each gpu core is, and add the new memory, GDDR6, to the mix. Each silicone wafer can only make so much working gpu cores.
I am not buying any cards this generation. I'm a laptop person and I would need to wait until the new year for laptop versions to come out. I'm fine with a laptop 1080 version.
 
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Hahn like I said, some people can't help themselves :rolleyes:
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