RTX 2080 Ti for $302.50 USD?

[Randy Marsh]

Is it a good price?

My monitor is the Odyssey G9 Monitor.

edit: The GPU Used, it has a 3 Fan and it’s the EVGA brand.

[Heretic]

I'd say it is. It still packs a punch, but it also depends on the condition and manufacturer. However, for that monitor you may want something more powerful for the higher resolution you're pushing.

[emoticorpse]

I'd say yeah, because at this point the 2xxx series gpus were the last generation of gpus to exist with just an overall cool pc gaming era and I miss it. Maybe, it's me getting older though

[N3tRunn3r]

If factory new, then yes. Would try a cheaper deal.. though.

If used, then no way!

[emoticorpse]

In that case used no, even if it is a collector's item.

[🦜Cloud Boy🦜]

Used 2080Ti for $300 isn't exiting, it's around 15% faster than 3060Ti or 6700xt.
You can buy brand new 6700xt for around $350 these days.

https://www.newegg.com/p/pl?N=100007709%20601362404

[N3tRunn3r]

Aw, a pity about that EVGA.

[plat]

Here is a rough idea of the supposed "typical" price for gpu/s such as the one you're looking at. To make it mercifully brief, ebay's average price for a used 2080Ti was 390 USD. That's significantly more than the price you're quoting here.

So I would be a touch suspicious as you can't glean more info, like was it used for mining (probably) and if so, for how long?

Does that gpu have a seller's guarantee like 30 days or something?

oops forgot to link the source i used:

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/gpu-pricing-index

[Illusion of Progress]

It's roughly comparable to a 6700 XT (and likely to be aging worse than it), which you can get new for around $350 to $400. $300 for it used is sort of the highest it makes sense at to me, specifically if you desire the nVidia features.

[Kobs]

Personally.... I'd never buy a used GPU for the simple reason that you can't know what the previous owner put it through

[r.linder]

It's not bad, but I would aim higher with that monitor

[boy]

my friend bought a g9 and needed to upgrade the 2080ti that wasn't able to perform well enough to a 4090 to run demanding games more properly.

5120x1440 is around 90% the res of 4k so that gives you a rough idea of how well it'll perform.

[C1REX]

It’s similar to 3070 but with 11GB of VRAM.
OK price I would say but mainly because the whole GPU market is bad.

[Rod]

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It's not bad, but I would aim higher with that monitor

Ya but prices... Im holding onto my 2080ti until they release DP 2.1 and DLSS 3.0 in a 1000 dollar package with 4090 perf

So 2024 :p

[r.linder]

Escrito originalmente por Rod:

Escrito originalmente por 尺．し工几句ヨ尺:

It's not bad, but I would aim higher with that monitor

Ya but prices... Im holding onto my 2080ti until they release DP 2.1 and DLSS 3.0 in a 1000 dollar package with 4090 perf

So 2024 :p

That's not happening in 2024, because based on NVIDIA's typical practices, I would expect the 5080 to only be marginally faster than the 4080 for a higher price tag, same goes for the 4090 vs 5090.

[emoticorpse]

Escrito originalmente por Rod:

Escrito originalmente por 尺．し工几句ヨ尺:

It's not bad, but I would aim higher with that monitor

Ya but prices... Im holding onto my 2080ti until they release DP 2.1 and DLSS 3.0 in a 1000 dollar package with 4090 perf

So 2024 :p

I think it would be DP 2.1 and dlss 4.0 and probably run you $2,000 so more like never?