[Raffle] RTX 3080 FE $1139, RTX 3090 FE $2429 + Delivery @ Mwave

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RTX 3080 and 3090 Founders Edition exclusively available through Mwave.

RTX 3080 FE available on 17th September @11pm - $1139
RTX 3090 FE available on 24th September @11pm - $2429

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Good luck picking one up.

Update: Links to product pages added courtesy of BillyCool

Update 2: Pretty crap move from Mwave. Welcome to the now RTX 30xx raffle. Hand over all your personal info and sub to their newsletter to have a near impossible chance. Well played Mwave


Mod 13/9 (copy paste of the report reply): For those reporting that RRP should be in the forum or similar, there is no such guideline. As always the community will decide if it's a good deal or not via the voting system and/or comments. In general, a deal can be good value or of interest without being discounted as such, whilst a deal can be discounted but still be of little interest or poor value. In any case it's up to members to decide. In relation to potential issues about the deal details, should the deal not go ahead as posted, or another issue that breaches guidelines, it will be removed at that time. Please use TWAM for other issues and keep comments respectful. Thanks

Mod 2 15/9: Mwave has now announced there will be a raffle to purchase (that's a new one). The main deal link has been updated and the deal post moved to forums. Please join the raffle should you be interested in purchasing and continue discussion in the comments below.

GEFORCE RTX 3080 $1,139 AUD inc GST - Raffle Closes: 2PM AEST September 18, 2020
GEFORCE RTX 3090 $2,429 AUD inc GST - Raffle Closes: 2PM AEST September 25, 2020
GEFORCE RTX 3070 TBC

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Comments

  • +133

    RRP

    • +3

      Should probably be in forums but mainpage means more people will see it so I guess it doesn't really matter.
      Not saying we should be douches but technically if you bought one via this deal there is resale value lol so technically in a veryyy dodgy and roundabout way it is a bargain.

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    • +5

      Whilst I agree, with the hype around the current situation, much like the nintendo switch with the first wave of the COVID, trying to get your hands on this probably will be more of a lottery even if they're asking RRP prices.

      A deal? Not really to me, but I'm sure many will want it and they might percieve that the 3080/3090 being in stock at all as a deal.

    • +5

      RIP RRP.

    • +3

      Remember RTX 3080 is around 40% more powerful than 2080ti which RRP is about $1200 right now. so it is a bargain

    • Without I there is only you.

    • Not even: a cool USD $50 in shipping for the 3080. Understandable given they want to try and get the cards here within a week, but a bizarre turn of events.

      Hopefully this doesn't set a precedent for pricing, and we see a solid card at least AUD $50 lower.

    • RRP police vs Games, dedicated games wins hand down lol

  • +115

    How do I cancel the 10 2080 Tis that I ordered?

    • good luck

    • +12

      Gimme one for free

    • -1

      Use it for mining lol. Would make some good cash mining ethereum

      • +47

        With our electricity prices?

      • 11K Minecraft?

        p.s. RRP is not a deal.

    • +6

      Get a keyboard first

    • +2

      Username checks out

    • I'll cancel them for you. Send me your username and password for the online store / marketplace you used to purchase.

      • And the credit card details of the card used tu purchase.

  • +124

    Thank you for visiting OzRRP, have a lovely day

    • +9

      OzForum

    • It will be a bargain when all the second hand cards hit ebay/gumtree.

  • +26

    So it begins.

    • +5

      I feel this is going to be worse than the eBay plus events… good luck mwave website

    • +3

      “No,” Ned said with sadness in his voice. “Now it ends.”

  • Could you provide a direct link please? Current one links to an image.

    • +11

      There are no store listings yet

  • +12

    $799 USA = $1096.83 AUD

    $1096.83 + Tax your not far off what it is.

    Not a bad price for the card

    • +6

      It is 699 + tax in the us. 799 + gst is more than the aud price after conversion

      • -1

        Sorry my mistake $699.
        Still not to far off if you can’t wait

      • +17

        Us Aussies don't pay US sales tax on our purchases. We're paying the 10% instead. So its $699 + 10% GST and then the conversion.
        It's around $1055-$1075 total AUD.

        • +12

          And then you've got shipping and distribution etc. It's a fair price.

          • +2

            @mahdoo: Everything is cheap in us, eg BMW iPhone.

          • +1

            @mahdoo: Maybe just for the FE. Nvidia is playing a dirty game. We will see real prices in a few months.

        • Gst is calculated by the shipping company normally. So it would be 10% on the au price

      • Assuming you get an interbank rate at conversion USD to AUD. Add 3% cash spread + Shipping and voilà.

  • +2

    do i need this?

    • depends what card you currently have

      • I think it more depends on the intended resolution you want to run games at. for example:

        1080p wait for a 3060 or hold onto your existing card
        1440p buy a 3070 (only for increased RTX performance)
        2160p (4k) yeah 3080 will do the job nicely

    • +1

      Question only for a price error?

    • +4

      yes

    • +13

      Of course, so you have an excuse to get an 8K HDR TV, AMD Ryzen 3950X, 128GB RAM, 4TB SSD, 16TB HDD, 1200W power supply.

      • +3

        You're basically saving money at that point.

    • +3

      No. Wait for reviews.

      On paper, the 3080 looks like overkill for 1440 gaming but short on RAM for 4k max settings. I highly doubt I could run max settings 4k for Cyberpuk 2077 or GTA V 2020/21 edition due to the RAM limitation. What's the point of upgrading if I can't?

      3090 looks like it has 15% more performance for double the price. This makes it very hard to justify.

      GPUDirect Storage could minimise the limitations of the 3080's 10GB RAM, but in that case I would consider a heavily discounted 2000 series card or a 3070 instead.

      At this point, I am more interested in AMD as while I guess their next card will be slower than a 3080, they should have enough RAM to load mods or a good draw distance for GTA V 2020/21 refresh. That or a Series X. I doubt the rumoured 16GB 3070 Super is coming any time soon (if it is even real).

      • +1

        Most modern games have quite decent texture management, games these days often will grab the 10GB and put it in reserves so its not easy to figure out how memory will be with 4k on cp2077, but its likely going to be fine.

        NOW where it falls to pieces is games like Fallout4 and UHD pack, that game has broken texture management and will stutter very early on with UHD loaded. I've seen it try and use 24GB because some games are just broken.

        Also there is NVCache.

        Point I'm making, modern engine games will be happy with 10GB vram at 4k. OLD fossil games running on broken graphics engines like what Bethesda does, will likely have issues when using UHD texture packs etc…

        • +1

          CP2077 will absolutely run at 4k without any vram issues on 3080 - it's a NVIDIA sponsored game and has DLSS/RTX .. no way they are going to have settings that won't run on their flagship (one of)

          I think the vram issue is blown out of proportion - for example I fired up Gears 5 the other day, downloaded the Ultra textures .. according to the in game benchmark, was only using between 5-6gb vram at 4k. Can't see requirements doubling - this is a recent title with an additional texture pack . AC Odyssey was another one, big open world game with stunning visuals.. under 6gb vram 4k max settings. More than likely going to run out of GPU horsepower before you do vram, unless you like to game at 30fps

          That said I think there's a fundamental issue for people with TI series cards - you don't want to be going backwards in any specifications when upgrading and VRAM is one of those. As a 2080ti owner I'm not downgrading to 10gb vram. Its either 3090 for me, or wait for some type of a 3080ti/whatever they want to call it

          As for AMD, I don't care what they release. After having a 5700xt for 6 weeks, not interested. It could be slightly faster and cheaper and that would not be enough to overcome driver problems and lack of tech (DLSS, RTX, NVIDIA voice, etc etc)

        • I like large draw distances and mods. Most modern open world texture management systems still suck. I don't know if this will even be a potential issue in cyberpunk as I assume they are blocking sight lines, but that will be seen on release.

          NVCache looks like a rebrand of Nvidia's GPUDirect Storage to further differentiate it from Microsoft's upcoming tech.

          But that is beside the point. Rumors are now that Most 3000 cards will be stupidly expensive with double RAM editions flooding the market in October with AIB editions only. Nvidia Tier 1 partner AIB double RAM cards have sucked in the past, so unless they are a new model (like the rumored 16GB 3070 Ti), I would wait for reviews.

          The way Nvidia keeps pushing reviews back makes me skeptical the 3080 will be much more than 2080 Ti +30% @4k gaming.

          If you must have a 3080 for just 1080 or 1440, buying a founder's edition day one is starting to like a good idea.

          • @This Guy: All Bethesda games have broken texture memory management. And NONE are modern.

            I think Bethesda even said they will continue using the broken engine for their new games also.

            People have had issues with the textures in FO76, again same engine.

            Not many other games I know of have such broken texture management systems.. can't even think of any atm.

            • @theriddick: Forza 7/H4/Flight Sim 2020, GTA V/RDR 2 and Fallout all have texture pop. What's left?

  • +52

    I'm not up-voting this because I don't want to compete with these ungrateful people for stock. :P

    • +6

      Same. In fact we should downvote so there’s more stock for those that want the FE.

      • +14

        Yeah go upvote the GT710 post so I can get my 150 vote badge

      • +1

        I'd expect it's where most of downvotes are coming from

        • +1

          Hopefully if stock runs out quickly, nvidia will realise there’s a decent market here for these cards and open up more.

    • There's too damn many people to compete with

      Can't imagine stock is going to be ample :(

  • +4

    I thought they said FEs wouldn't be available in Oz… Hmmmm…

    • +6

      Announced a few hours ago that it would be. Exclusively through Mwave initially.

      • +2

        As long as they don't pull that "only available with a system purchase" crap they did last time with Turing.

  • +53

    This is retail price. Not a bargain.

    • +34

      Not sure who negged you, this isn't a bargain…

      • +34

        Agreed. RRP is not a bargain. Especially pre-benchmark reviews and AMD releases.

        • +30

          Cool, post it in the forums, literally anyone who cares about this would know it anyway, it's not a bargain.

          Neg-nannies out tonight.

          • +12

            @SuBw00FeR: Fair enough. Not many people check the forums so OP was probably just trying to inform others of the release. You're right though, should indeed be posted in the forums

    • But it will be. Come back here in December.

    • Technically a bargain when NVIDIA GPU normally hit stores here +15% markup

  • +9

    Someone post the Xbox Series preorder details. It's the same thing!!!

    • Totally agree.

      If there's pre-order deals then that should definitely be posted but making posts just saying x,y,z is available for pre-order isn't a deal, more of an annoucement.

      • Same with my main gripe -> Borderland keys.. Constantly posted and upvoted.
        Like everyone else has said, this is a forum post as it's RRP and not a deal..

  • +3

    Im looking to upgrade from a gtx 1070 wondering what i should do with either purchasing the 3080 card on 17th from mwave, or will mwave also be selling the 3070 founders edition?

    • -8

      Wait for 3060, should be very soon after big navi launched.

      • +14

        "wait for x"

        If he's talking between the 3080 and the 3070, why would he wait even longer for a card that will definitely be worse than either?

      • Thanks for your reply, but do you think mwave will also sell the 3060 FE and 3070 FE or will they only sell 3080 FE and 3090 FE in Aus? (Im mainly after a 3070 thanks).

    • I'm waiting to find out if that upwards fan on the 3080 melts my cpu or ram, or throttles.it.

      • +3

        Pretty sure we're all waiting on GN to teardown the card in visceral detail.

      • +2

        Those are some high quality and expensive fans to make. Sure no benchmark yet but It's easy to guess from the reports. That's why Nvidia won't make too many of them.
        This might help.
        https://youtu.be/SxtfNcm45xk

        • That's a really interesting video link! Explains a lot!

    • +3

      since your card is medium range i would jump on a 2080ti 2nd hand.
      people dumping them left right and center it will only get better.

      you can get one with warranty no problem

      • Thanks for that, How much would you pay maximum for a used 2080ti?

        • At this point, I'd pay $550-600 used.. but they aren't going for that price just yet, the 3070 is a tiny bit faster for $800 new so paying anything more than that does not make sense

          • @Torzz: Thanks forr that mate, will keep an eye out on some used 2080ti's, hopefully can snag one for that price!

            Does anyone have any idea whether the 3070 FE will even be sold in AUS?

          • -2

            @Torzz: really? I sold my gtx 1080 today for $450 been using it since 2016 lol

        • if the past is any guide it will settle around 3080 prices

        • What most people are not factoring in , is the value of a good aftermarket version of the card. This goes for both 3070 and 2080ti.

          For example, a top tier 2080ti - like a Strix, will gain 13% perf just by moving some sliders around in afterburner.. Compare that to a entry level 3070 with no OC potential, and it's going to come out on top. With more vram to boot.

          The better comparison is a 3070 Strix vs 2080ti. Or a msi gaming 3070 vs 2080ti.. Those 3070s are going to cost 1000-1100 bucks no doubt..

          Back to your question - $700 for a lower tier 2080ti and up to $900 for a top tier (Asus strix OC for example)

          • +1

            @brrrrrgh: why an entry level 3070 has no OC potential? Just download the same MSI software and play with the sliders

    • You should keep sitting on the fence, so I have a better chance of getting one on Thursday instead

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