Up to 18% of selected Galax GeForce RTX and GTX Super Graphics Cards at Umart.
Galax GeForce RTX 2080 Super EX 1-Click OC 8G Graphics Card / $989 (RRP $1,199)(umart.com.au)
Galax GeForce RTX 2060 Super Click 8G OC Graphics Card / $559 (RRP $619)(umart.com.au)
Galax GeForce GTX 1660 Super 1 Click OC 6G Graphics Card / $339 (RRP $399)(umart.com.au)
Galax GeForce GTX 1650 Super EX 1 Click OC 4G Gaphics Card / $229 (RRP $259)(umart.com.au)
You can see our current deals here(umart.com.au).
Eh, FTC had a better card at a better price recently. Something's amiss with sales prices going up 10% across the board.
Which card?
I was thinking to get it from FTC in the last sale, but man look at their feedback, 100+ neg in a month
Not worth the hassles
I think people were getting mad at them drop shipping the cards, without realising what drop shipping actually is.
People neg because of the shipping time. I never had a problem with them they are just very slow to post their stuff. So that's is the normally 10% of difference in price.
@MDSUXKS: eh, marked my cpu as shipped day 1 and then never dropped it off at the courier (sendle), waited until day 29 so I could get the ebay money back garuntee. They should pay me interest on that loan they borrowed from me. Never again.
FTC cancelled loads of Ebay orders during January without explanation and their Ebay store was essentially removed. Hell, they cancelled my refund twice before Ebay ruled in my favour.
Avoid at all costs.
Watch out, don’t buy from FTC, they do not deliver and provided fake tracking number.
I bought for them 2 times from the past 2 years and all good. Gtx 1060 6g and recently rtx 2070s
(profanity) FTC, never buy from them, ever.
Neither, wait for a sub $300 sale, or even wait for next-gen NVIDIA, where you'll get better than RTX 2060 performance in this price range.
hi Op, any deals on routers?
Hi op, any deals on AMD motherboard? Can you make one?
2080ti?
Next-gen is literally months away, don't waste your time on what is an expensive card (because it's difficult to produce). Just get the 3080.
Regardless of whether the TI is expensive to produce, the price point has been set and the gauging will continue into the next range.
If you think that the 3080 will be anything less than $2k AU on release, you're living in a fantasy world.
I hope I'm wrong. But probably not.
It is literally 60% more expensive to produce the TU102 (2080 Ti chip) than it is to produce the TU104 (2070 Super/2080/2080 Super chip) because of silicon die yields for such a large die, because it's stretching the fabrication tech to its economical limits. Hell, the 2080 Ti appears to be bandwidth constrained, which hampers its value proposition further versus the lower cards.
Factor in the extra VRAM (that was brand new tech), the larger bus, and you start to understand why it cost what it cost, particularly so early in the product cycle (they have always arrived 9-10 months after first launch as part of a refresh, which instead got titled as 'Super').
There was no gouging, you can price everyone of their decisions perfectly fine when you look at the bill of materials. Next-gen should be cheaper because the cost of producing the chips should be roughly the same despite a more expensive wafer, and all the other costs should be down significantly compared to Turing's launch (including R&D). Maybe a smidge of supply issues with GDDR6.
USD $300-$325 for the next-gen version of the RTX 2060 (~ 46 SMs, versus 30) should be about right.
@jasswolf: All fair commentary
But it is also fair to say that a pessimist might look at the priced in cost of the "best card" and not necessarily expect any discounts on production to be passed through to the consumer.
Not to mention the weak dollar and the large premium on the best card added by the retailers, exploiting demand.
I reiterate - I hope I'm wrong. I just don't think I will be. Appreciate that you're able to have a discussion without a lame downvote war.
@f23lda: Same to you!
FWIW, I don't think there will be a Ti at launch this time, and instead the 3080 will outpoint the 2080 Ti by about 20-40% with seriously improved raytracing, so that alone is going to make pricing much more appealing to people given it shouldn't stretch far above $1200-$1300 depending on a couple of design factors.
Though I'm not looking forward to people screaming about there being no 3080 Ti…
Hi Rokkz,
Deal: Asus GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Turbo 11G Graphics Card(umart.com.au) / $1,692 (RRP:$1,999) - End in 7 days
Cheapest we have: Galax Geforce RTX 2080 Ti SG 1-Click OC 11G Graphics Card(umart.com.au) at $1,599
You can see all our RTX 2080 Ti cards here(umart.com.au).
Wish it was the 2070 Super EX model.. I'd be all over that….
Really ANY 2070 Super at a decent price would be nice…. come on NVIDIA, don't lose the path like Intel did when challenging AMD.
If they had 2070 Super EX model for that price (under $700) and avaiable, i'd snap it up.
https://www.umart.com.au/Galax-GeForce-RTX-2070-Super-Click-…
hint hint Umart…
They have this one for $689?
https://www.umart.com.au/Galax-GeForce-RTX-2070-Super-Click-…
Is the only difference the slight clock and the rgb fans?
No Hall Of Fames? They're the best in the business
Solid price on the 1660 Super.