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Started by DaveMorton, November 21, 2016, 14:01:17 PM

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Carl2

  Tracking says the package will be delivered tomorrow, 2 days time is really quick.  Not in a rush for it anyways probably a few days before I get the radiator in place.  I'm sure they have fans with thermistors on them, I have water cool options on the motherboard but would rather leave them as they are for now since water cooling is for the GPU not the CPU.
Carl2

Carl2

  The video card arrived yesterday, I unboxed and looked through the manuals that came with it, there is also a DVD included.  I'd like the fan and radiator mounted outside the computer but I'm not sure it that can be done. 
Carl2

Data

Looks like the prices are still coming down, this new vid has some analyses of the situation.


Carl2

So it seems that Nvidia will be coming out with a new series of cards in July.  I think the phones are using up a lot of the memory so prices will stay on the higher side.  I still have to get my graphics card put in.
Carl2

Carl2

  I just read that Nvidia will have a new series of the 1180 in September, starting prices will start at $999 for the lower cost versions, 8 to 16 Gb memory.  Intel is going to get into making GPUs again, quite a few years away, maybe 2020.
Carl2

Freddy

If you have any links then drop them in Carl  :thumbsup:

If GPUs are going to be that much I won't be buying again for a long long time.

Carl2

Freddy,
  A link to Toms Hardware,  it will cover the 1180 and also the Vega's.
Also a best buy for 2018 graphics cards and Intel GPU's coming in 2020.
During the shortage they were selling already out dated graphic cards way over priced.  At Newegg prices seem to have come down to where they should be, even the 1080's are where they should be starting at $500. 
Carl2

Freddy

$500 is about £380 so yes more like they should be. At least over the pond anyway  :LOL:

Over here they are floating around the £500 mark still and that's just the cheapest ones : https://www.scan.co.uk/shop/computer-hardware/gpu-nvidia/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080

My 1070 was £340 and currently those float around the £400 mark upwards over here.

My particular card today: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01IF66QAI/?coliid=I1JDMW5TKLXQET&colid=O3LJM63KH1I0&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

Carl2

  I paid a bit more but got the TI version with a water loop.  I was a bit concerned about adding more heat in the case and the water loop removed that potential problem so it was worth it for me.  I still have to get the Peltiers working on it.  Pretty busy lately keeping up with the house and car, lots of small things that take up time.
Carl2

Freddy

I can say it's a safe bet that I won't be getting any of the new NVidia cards  :LOL:

https://www.scan.co.uk/shops/nvidia/geforce-rtx-graphics-cards

Data

LOL Yeah a safe bet, these cards just don't feel like value for money anymore, has to be said.   

Carl2

  It seems Nvidia has 3 cards out, the RTX 2080 TI at $1200, the RTX 2080 at $799 and the RTX 2070 at $599.  The big thing seems to be the ray tracing.  260 watts for the first card the last card is about 175 watts. Which seems a lot to me.  My computer will probably die with the same card in it.
It was said third party makers will probably sell for less.
 
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-rtx-2080-ti-2070-price-specs-release,37647.html

Carl2

Freddy

20th September for the top two cards apparently and later for the cheaper ( :o ) one. At around double the price of the last generation they are taking the proverbial I think.

Freddy


Data

It seems that Nvidia are the new Apple.