bcavnaugh$679.99 for the Looks like Under the MSRP to me. $ 699.00 $489.99 for the Looks like Under the MSRP to me. $ 549.00 is only $729.99 ATM.
Kookedbcavnaugh$679.99 for theLooks like Under the MSRP to me. $ 699.00 $489.99 for theLooks like Under the MSRP to me. $ 549.00 is only $729.99 ATM.EVGA goes by the MSRP on their site for the Step Up program, even if it's crossed out. You don't get the "sale" price, which I already checked with EVGA staff. 1080 Ti Black Edition is the only one you can Step Up too and it's $779:
bcavnaugh$679.99 for theLooks like Under the MSRP to me. $ 699.00 $489.99 for theLooks like Under the MSRP to me. $ 549.00 is only $729.99 ATM.
bcavnaughKookedbcavnaugh$679.99 for theLooks like Under the MSRP to me. $ 699.00 $489.99 for theLooks like Under the MSRP to me. $ 549.00 is only $729.99 ATM.EVGA goes by the MSRP on their site for the Step Up program, even if it's crossed out. You don't get the "sale" price, which I already checked with EVGA staff. 1080 Ti Black Edition is the only one you can Step Up too and it's $779: Maybe you could have added "Step-Up" in your Topic Title as well as in your First Post.The Program as nothing to do with NVIDIA MSRP or Even a Sale on the EVGA's website, not that it matters.The Only NVIDIA Card that you can Base an MSRP on is the FE Card and that Card you can only buy ATM from NVIDIA.This Really Includes the all the 1080 and 1070 and the rest of the 10xx Cards as well.So all the current EVGA Cards the MSRP comes from EVGA and not NVIDIA.