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This looks to be the cheapest price ever for the gaming OC model. Recent deals on here had interest in this around $750-780 range.
They also have the Windforce version for $10 cheaper… $849 before coupon.
Gigabyte NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER GAMING OC 3X 8G Boost $687.20 Delivered @ Ftc_computers eBay
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This is part of Black Friday / Cyber Monday deals for 2019
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They Literally just adjusted the Price via $20, Lol isn't that Illegal.
oof yeah it is priced jacked right in front of my eyes
Yep same for me
I got it for $859.00 before coupon. They must have literary just changed it. I'll try to update the deal to link it to the OC 3X version that still shows $859
Thank you, just bought one 😅
they don't sell anything from AMD unfortunately.
Futu and CA have the gigabyte model at $610~, best value IMO.
Though if you just need a cheap, decent, card the MSI evoke is selling for $550 (iirc) via CA. They've made some adjustments so it's gone fron "just short of faulty" to a solid meh. Though CA may have old stock, so you'd have to send it in to MSI.
Thanks mate, I'm looking for CPUs though, have already bought a Nitro+.
Have Gigabyte fixed their fans? Had no end of problems with dodgy noisy bearings on my windforce 2060.
This or the Gigabyte 5700XT for $612?
this, 5700xt under-performs when compared to this, and this is cheaper.
4 downvotes and no one bothers to reply me with benchmarks.
Posers.
Here's some Graphs of benchmark's from Hardware Unboxed
https://www.patreon.com/posts/29480671
Both Cards compete against each other with some games being better optimized for Nvidia / AMD also keep in mind these benchmarks are slightly old and Driver updates for the 5700 Xt most likely has improved performance.
That being said if this Seller was eligible for the SSD Promotion i definitely would of purchased this card, however i'll wait for the new AMD cards next year i guess.
@Tehcookiemonsta: I took reference from the same graphs as you, and the 2070S beats out the 5700xt in 28/38 games. Thats about 2/3 of the selection. Some games even have a 10-20 fps disparity (note that the 5700xt does not have the same % of disparity in ANY of the games that it beats the 2070S), and that's clearly because the games were built with nvidia drivers in mind.
I'm not saying that AMD doesn't have fine wine thing going on, but from a buggy release to gaining 10-20 fps, you would expect to wait at least another year or 2.
They are pretty on par with each other, but Nvidia is cheaper in this deal compared to the 5700xt variant of this, and my judgement is that THIS is the better deal, even without the SSD.
I'm a fan of AMD and what they've brought to the GPU offering table is pretty admirable but its depressing to see consumers blinded by fanboyism.
6% performance difference at 1440p for $70.
Unless OP can put the cuda/tensor cores to use or will be taking advantage of Nvenc, they should just save that money. They'll never notice the performanceddifference at 1080p or 1440p.
If they run at 4k the 2070s is better. 9% difference there, which can be fairly relevant thanks to the low FPS generally seen.
Depends on your use cases.
If just gaming at 1080p/1440p grab the 5700xt. Effectively the same performance (6% difference), so just save the cash.
If gaming at 4k, the 2070s. About 9% faster, which can mean something considering the generally low FPS seen at 4k.
Besides that, down to each makers features. If you can use the cuda/tensor cores gotta go with Nvidia (don't grab it for RT in games, see hardware unboxed's video). Besides that, Nvenc (the Turing encoder) is pretty excellent if you're streaming (for recording I believe AMD in on par, their encoder is apparently pretty great with h265 but awful with h264). AMD has open sourced drivers for Linux, so they'll generally be the better option there and they're the best option for a MacOS system thanks to native support (not sure if this is the case right now, though it should be with the mobile parts, but it will in the future).
From What i can see FTC doesn't come up unless they trade under a different name ?
Bugger. Let's wait and see the tax invoice.
Is anyone able to get $687.20?
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/GIGABYTE-RTX-2070-SUPER-WINDFORC…
That one seems the same as the Others.
No that’s a dual fan and not the 3X
Lol Dual Fan. It's most certainly not a Dual Fan, However it also is not the Gaming OC model, its the Windforce OC Model, The picture they have used is not even for a Rtx 2070
Model: GV-N207SWF3OC-8GC
https://www.gigabyte.com/au/Graphics-Card/GV-N207SWF3OC-8GC#…
@Tehcookiemonsta: its definitely this in the title pic… non super
https://www.mwave.com.au/product/gigabyte-geforce-rtx-2070-w…@Tehcookiemonsta: Im just talking about the pic. I know the sku and the description is for the 3 fan super
Looks like they just increased to $879. All versions including the white was $859 when I posted
Older non super?
its a 2070 :)
Its a 2060 OC with 8Gb
Is the inno3D version worth it for$632?
Was wondering this also.
Is this a 'worthwhile' upgrade from a GTX1080?
Not really imo. It's more or less a 1080ti equivalent.
I'd wait another gen.
Lol you want to upgrade from a 1080 here i am wanting to upgrade from a 1050 non Ti, actually very suprised that my gpu can still handle triple A games at 1080P medium, playing star wars fallen order 50 Fps on Medium
No. Wait for the next gen from AMD/Nvidia
This store seems to have good deals on GPUs but their ebay rating isn't very good, are they a reliable seller?
Some of the neutrals look pretty stupid though.
Hard to say about the negatives.
I am guessing this stacks with the 12% cashback from cashrewards
No coupons with the cashback.
@csinc21 Deal needs updating back in stock at dif value?
anybody received theirs yet?
I was meant to receive it but I wasn't home, they meant to deliver today. FYI sendle was used and contracted to courier please.
Order received and as described !
Those that got this card, can you please check if it's got solid state capacitors like the non 3X model or does it have the cheaper electrolytic caps?
It is showing $703.20 here