GTX 1080 Availability thread

[finbarqs]

if I don't plan on overclocking, than regular PCB should suffice? 1440p here I come

 

[MajorMullet]

Don't all of those use the regular PCB?

Pretty sure it's only Classified and up that will have custom PCBs.

The FTW version is custom, has two power plugs

 

[nitromullet]

EVGA FE in stock at evga.com

http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=08G-P4-6180-KR

back again...

 

[nitromullet]

Don't all of those use the regular PCB?

Pretty sure it's only Classified and up that will have custom PCBs.

I think it's FTW and classy. everything else uses single 8pin. so far though it looks like the cards are voltage locked making the extra power meaningless. we'll have to see.

 

[A_Skywalker]

799 euro in Europe and 699$ at US?
<redacted>this, its not fair, will the non reference models also be more expensive than in US ?


cursing is not allowed in the technical forums.
Markfw900

 

[RaistlinZ]

799 euro in Europe and 699$ at US?
<redacted>this, its not fair, will the non reference models also be more expensive than in US ?

Most likely.

 

[ShintaiDK]

799 euro in Europe and 699$ at US?
<redacted>this, its not fair, will the non reference models also be more expensive than in US ?

You compare VAT vs non VAT prices.

Its not 699$ in the US where sales tax applies for example.

 

[imaheadcase]

EVGA goes on sale the 6th for basic one, the super overlocked won't show up till later this month.

 

[IEC]

You compare VAT vs non VAT prices.

Its not 699$ in the US where sales tax applies for example.

There is no federal sales tax. States determine the sales tax rates, and these are variable, but generally less than 8%.

There is zero (0%) sales tax in NH/DE/MT/AK/OR. It's $699 out the door. *If* you can find one in stock in those states - but you can't, so you have to order online (but again, no sales tax).

 

[Markfw]

799 euro in Europe and 699$ at US?
<redacted>this, its not fair, will the non reference models also be more expensive than in US ?


cursing is not allowed in the technical forums.
Markfw900

799 euro=911 US, so its cheaper in Europe.

edit: wait, so $699 us = $911 equiv in Europe... backwards me.

 

[fastamdman]

I was really hoping asus would have kept to there word about releasing the strix on june 4th. Either way...I really want the AIB gtx 1080...just waiting here for it to come out on amazon or newegg.. Good luck in getting one of the first ones everyone

 

[fastamdman]

Amazon just put the 1080 MSI FE up for sale in stock. Here is the link. GO GO GO if you want one!

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FX2KS6U/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=ATVPDKIKX0DER

 

[Majcric]

These things are starting to pop up. Even the prices on ebay are falling.

 

[KyleGates]

EVGA goes on sale the 6th for basic one, the super overlocked won't show up till later this month.

I want dates darn it!! FTW or Classified...release dates would be so awesome.

 

[nitromullet]

Amazon just put the 1080 MSI FE up for sale in stock. Here is the link. GO GO GO if you want one!

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01FX2KS6U/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=ATVPDKIKX0DER

6 new from $824.95

I hope people aren't paying that much for an FE, although sadly, I know someone is...

edit: PNY lets you add their FE card to your cart, now sure if they actually have any or not. They do list some cards as out of stock though, so I presume the availability of the GTX 1080 is accurate.

http://pny.com/geforce-gtx-1080-founders-edition?sku=VCGGTX10808PB-CG

 

[Fallen Kell]

I want dates darn it!! FTW or Classified...release dates would be so awesome.

Why the rush? Seriously just let the cards come out when they do and wait for the initial market supply/demand price gouging to subside. Personally I don't see a real rush/need for the card yet and may very well wait for the inevitable Ti editions to be released when AMD finally has a competing product (which will also cause a real pricing re-evaluation). As it is, without a competing card, Nvidia can and does get away with being able to price things another $100-200 higher without any penalty.

 

[TourGuide]

Why the rush? Seriously just let the cards come out when they do and wait for the initial market supply/demand price gouging to subside. Personally I don't see a real rush/need for the card yet and may very well wait for the inevitable Ti editions to be released when AMD finally has a competing product (which will also cause a real pricing re-evaluation). As it is, without a competing card, Nvidia can and does get away with being able to price things another $100-200 higher without any penalty.

+1 to that.

 

[KyleGates]

Why the rush? Seriously just let the cards come out when they do and wait for the initial market supply/demand price gouging to subside. Personally I don't see a real rush/need for the card yet and may very well wait for the inevitable Ti editions to be released when AMD finally has a competing product (which will also cause a real pricing re-evaluation). As it is, without a competing card, Nvidia can and does get away with being able to price things another $100-200 higher without any penalty.

Well, personally, its cause I have the 40" 4k screen. The 4k projector on a 120" screen. And I jumped on some great pricing in mid-May and have the tower, 5930k, 64GB DDR4, Mobo, SSD's, etc sitting right here in front of me.

Current system with Dual 780ti's is nice but 4k, not so much

I am plenty patient and will wait until I can get a couple cards at MSRP (not much for paying hundreds extra for no reason). But it would sure be nice to see release dates. If I saw something like "FTW- June 21st" I could at least have a guess as to when I might be able to get one....so...those are my reasons.

 

[Qwertilot]

It seems to be something like that, but there's a big backlog of preorders for them to sort through (especially perhaps EVGA) and how long that'll take to clear is very hard to say.

 

[sirmo]

Well, personally, its cause I have the 40" 4k screen. The 4k projector on a 120" screen. And I jumped on some great pricing in mid-May and have the tower, 5930k, 64GB DDR4, Mobo, SSD's, etc sitting right here in front of me.

Current system with Dual 780ti's is nice but 4k, not so much

I am plenty patient and will wait until I can get a couple cards at MSRP (not much for paying hundreds extra for no reason). But it would sure be nice to see release dates. If I saw something like "FTW- June 21st" I could at least have a guess as to when I might be able to get one....so...those are my reasons.

1080 doesn't look to be the 4k card it was promised either. It will give you most performance today no doubt, but with imminent 1080ti and AMD's Vega products not long after I don't know how wise of a purchase it really is. It might be outclassed in 6 months time.

 

[imaheadcase]

It does make sense to let the super overclocked versions to hit AFTER the amd cards on the 29th. Just to throw another wrench at amd.

 

[Ranulf]

Ouch, the gouging. Via Newegg marketplace, "Edealer", $999 for Evga FE.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA3ER45Z9757&cm_re=gtx1080-_-14-487-243-_-Product

 

[Tumaras]

Ouch, the gouging. Via Newegg marketplace, "Edealer", $999 for Evga FE.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA3ER45Z9757&cm_re=gtx1080-_-14-487-243-_-Product

Yeah, although those third-party like this on Newegg/Amazon are barely more than private sellers on ebay. I rarely buy unless it's direct from those 2, I ignore more third-party sellers on their sites.

 

[Timmah!]

Why the rush? Seriously just let the cards come out when they do and wait for the initial market supply/demand price gouging to subside. Personally I don't see a real rush/need for the card yet and may very well wait for the inevitable Ti editions to be released when AMD finally has a competing product (which will also cause a real pricing re-evaluation). As it is, without a competing card, Nvidia can and does get away with being able to price things another $100-200 higher without any penalty.

I guess you dont understand that burning obsessive need to have your desire fullfilled

 

[KyleGates]

1080 doesn't look to be the 4k card it was promised either. It will give you most performance today no doubt, but with imminent 1080ti and AMD's Vega products not long after I don't know how wise of a purchase it really is. It might be outclassed in 6 months time.

I would agree that it is not quite the 4k card promised and that sure it may be outclassed in 6 months.

-I'll get 2 of them, that should help with the whole 4k thing

-Most GPU's are outclassed every 6-12 months (if you always wait for the best, you'll never buy anything). My 780ti's are about eol and a cpl 1080's now will certainly play 4k decently enough. If the ti's are that much better, sell the 1080's and get ti's.