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10k is reasonable. Card is not outdated and still very powerful8k to 10k
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10k is reasonable. Card is not outdated and still very powerful8k to 10k
1500What to expect for 4x2GB DDR2 800Mhz Kingston RAM Lifetime warranty? If we send DDR2 for RMA can they send us back DDR3?
Lol! Its a Ram dude not those golden HDD exchange days when they used to give 500gb/or1tb in return of 320 and 750gb etc.What to expect for 4x2GB DDR2 800Mhz Kingston RAM Lifetime warranty? If we send DDR2 for RMA can they send us back DDR3?
Nope, i tried that and got back ddr2 only.What to expect for 4x2GB DDR2 800Mhz Kingston RAM Lifetime warranty? If we send DDR2 for RMA can they send us back DDR3?
Depends on model, age, warranty. Expect 10k. New ones sell for around 14-15k.what about rx 580 oc edition sapphire?
need reply fast..come onfast question. zotac 1080 mini with 3 year warranty or nvidia 1080ti FE without warranty. both are selling for almost same price i.e. 23k
Plain common sense, go for the one with Warranty. Also check if you can get a RTX 2060, would be same in performance but power efficient. Someone is selling it for 20k.need reply fast..come on
really...2060 with 6gb will give same performance as 1080 8gb. I thought 2070 matches/outperforms that.Plain common sense, go for the one with Warranty. Also check if you can get a RTX 2060, would be same in performance but power efficient. Someone is selling it for 20k.
Any particular reason for buying almost 3 year old architecture.really...2060 with 6gb will give same performance as 1080 8gb. I thought 2070 matches/outperforms that.
1080 beats 2060 by 20%. If you are getting 1080 at a good rate go for it else 2060. It all depends how much you are spending..really...2060 with 6gb will give same performance as 1080 8gb. I thought 2070 matches/outperforms that.
Anything above 18k for a 1080 is not worth it. Prices will depreciate more once 3000 series cards come back in stock.need reply fast..come on
cheap and still holds good in 1080p gamesAny particular reason for buying almost 3 year old architecture.
yeah...but no one sells for that price..that too in warranty or even without warranty.Anything above 18k for a 1080 is not worth it. Prices will depreciate more once 3000 series cards come back in stock.
In newer games 2060 is faster than 1080.1080 beats 2060 by 20%. If you are getting 1080 at a good rate go for it else 2060. It all depends how much you are spending..
and what about application that makes use of CUDA cores, for those workloads 1080Ti seems unbeaten and only 30 Series seems to be prominent upgrade.In newer games 2060 is faster than 1080.
Depends - if it is machine learning, even a basic turing card with tensor cores kills everything pascal. For rendering, the pascal card will be better.and what about application that makes use of CUDA cores, for those workloads 1080Ti seems unbeaten and only 30 Series seems to be prominent upgrade.
really...2060 with 6gb will give same performance as 1080 8gb. I thought 2070 matches/outperforms that.