First comment I seen.
 
"Sold my Titan Xp. Now I'm currently waiting for the Strix 1080ti."
 
They need a swift kick in the nuts. 
 
Any ways. Both are beastly either way with Titan owners getting the performance early when it came out. 
 
 

GTXJackBauer
Getting rid of your titans for Ti's is just ridiculous.  Just my 2 cents. lol

 
Oh it gets better. Same person another comment.
 
"Very sexy card indeed. I sold my Strix 1080 for the Titan X and it bugged me that the green GeForce logo didn't match my rig the way the Strix did. Can't wait to get that look back."
 
Getting a bit ot I will stop now but just had to post that part as well. 

Difference is really really small for 500$. 
But who knows, maybe is TITAN XP not fastest card from NVIDIA.
If AMD beat them with Vega they will have space for 20% improvement with full chip.

Me to, but I thought GTX1080Ti will cost 699$ and arround 700-750euro. 

Exnetic
Evga classified with voltage tool will be better.

 
I know, but I probably have only money for Founders Edition or similar.
I thought maybe to install Hybrid cooler or waterblock later.
EKWB should launch new AIO, Predator successor probably soon, and that would be nice...
EVGA Founders Edition with EVGA Power Link and waterblock.
I know it's better when brand is recognizable immediately when you see graphic, as Classified, FTW 3, etc...
 
Under perfect condition I would bought EVGA Classified with some waterblock and connect to some simple loop, Predator or successor.
That's best possible scenarion, GAMING ON COLD!

Viper453
Just goes to show how Nvidia loves to slap titan owners straight in the face this time around, the last time titan x was faster than 980 ti and had double the vram. I would be nice if AMD can catch up so i can jump ship.

last time the 980ti was with in a few fps on the Titan X when both were at stock. It's been like this ever since ti cards were out same thing for 780ti and titan .

Titan xp owners did not do all that bad. You guys cant look at price alone. They have enjoyed their top of the line gpu for months now. With the 1080 ti release, people are jumping to conclusions without looking at these factors:

1. Time of use
2. Performance is very close to 1080 ti, only a few FPS apart in games (high or low)
3. Titan xp is still in high demand. Just look at eBay. They are selling for over $950 still. To some, the $250 loss from original price is steep but to people who can afford the $1200 price tag that difference is nothing compared to hours already played using it for months.

It's all relative.

I almost bought a used one before ordering my 1080 ti. I was very tempted.

Can't wait to start over clocking my 1080 ti to see if I can match others' OC numbers

demon09

last time the 980ti was with in a few fps on the Titan X when both were at stock. It's been like this ever since ti cards were out same thing for 780ti and titan .

Uh, doesn't matter. The Titan STILL had more cores, which wasn't a big deal, but had DOUBLE THE VRAM. That is what made them keep their value.

demon09

Vlada011
Difference is really really small for 500$. 
But who knows, maybe is TITAN XP not fastest card from NVIDIA.
If AMD beat them with Vega they will have space for 20% improvement with full chip.

I do hope Vega does good. As competition benefits everyone. But I won't get any hopes up tell it gets released

Competition is a very very good thing for all consumers, and i hope the Vega does well to from a consumer point of view. It has been to long since since AMD has had a strong comeback in both the CPU and Gpu worlds. Hopefully with AMD's new CPU's doing very good in some places and driving down Intel chips prices down, hopefully Vega can do the same with their Gpu's.

panzlock

FattysGoneWild
First comment I seen.
 
"Sold my Titan Xp. Now I'm currently waiting for the Strix 1080ti."
 
They need a swift kick in the nuts. 
 
Any ways. Both are beastly either way with Titan owners getting the performance early when it came out. 
 
 

Selling a Titan that costs almost double what the 1080 Ti and replacing it with the 1080 Ti that produces similar results is an act that deserves a kick in the nuts???
 
Clearly you don't know much about value.

Could you elaborate on your thoughts about value? 

panzlock
Sure. If you paid $1200 for a VGA you're a bit of a moron.

Subjective. Many people think paying $700 for a vga is dumb as well. At least the morons that paid $1200 for titan xp got to use their vga's for 7 months while other people waited for the 1080 ti.

panzlock

Sajin
Subjective. Many people think paying $700 for a vga is dumb as well. At least the morons that paid $1200 for titan xp got to use their vga's for 7 months while other people waited for the 1080 ti.

Subjective is a poor argument.
 
7 months is not a significant amount of time. If waiting for a car required to travel to work, or a heart transplant then yes, understandable. But for a VGA? Ridiculous, given the price tag. Titan X(P) purchases were impulsive for those that needed the best at the time for bragging rights and 4K gaming, but was it worth it?
 
And I'm not being hypocritical. If I waited for Vega prices on Pascal might have dropped further, instead I bought a 1070 for $529 CAD.
 

7 months is significant time in the tech industry. If you're worried about spending money on video cards maybe you shouldn't be buying them in the first place as the value of video cards depreciate as soon as the next best thing is released.

panzlock

HeavyHemi

panzlock

FattysGoneWild
First comment I seen.
 
"Sold my Titan Xp. Now I'm currently waiting for the Strix 1080ti."
 
They need a swift kick in the nuts. 
 
Any ways. Both are beastly either way with Titan owners getting the performance early when it came out. 
 
 

Selling a Titan that costs almost double what the 1080 Ti and replacing it with the 1080 Ti that produces similar results is an act that deserves a kick in the nuts???
 
Clearly you don't know much about value.

Could you elaborate on your thoughts about value? 

Sure. If you paid $1200 for a VGA you're a bit of a moron.

Hmm...so that would be a no? I didn't ask you about your perception of people who can afford a hobby, I asked you elaborate on your reply.

Sajin
 
7 months is significant time in the tech industry. If you're worried about spending money on video cards maybe you shouldn't be buying them in the first place as the value of video cards depreciate as soon as the next best thing is released.

 
Well... at least the word 'investment' wasn't used.

HeavyHemiWell... at least the word 'investment' wasn't used.

 
Thanks HH, That's the truest and most realistic statement I've seen posted on the net in a long time!