rjohnson11
For purchasing wait until Monday to see if NVIDIA should decide to release any info. NVIDIA has been teasing 'something' for Monday. 

Do you think that the new generation cards are huge bump duo the performance?
 
EDIT:
Chek this link out;
https://www.pcgamer.com/rtx-2080-release-date/
 

Information suggests a staggered rollout of the 20-series GPUs as follows:

GeForce RTX 2080: August 30
GeForce RTX 2070: September 27
GeForce RTX 2060: October 25

Neutro

Hot12345
Hi Neutro,

Wooww, Hmmmmm I see, 
No really, I'm a little worried to buy EVGA 1080 TI FTW or an other manufactor because in the past they had heat issue with the thermal pads so im little bit worried to get an card that has much trouble.
How is the overall expierence of EVGA cards? are they compared to other manufacters better? 
How is your findings/expierence on that?
 
Gues what Neutro, ghehe, I have already my CPU watercooled! with an custom loop!!! I'm totaly agree with you buddy. 
Here take an look at my CPU custom watercooled


 
 

Nice PC Hot ;)
 
As I told you I never owned an EVGA GFX card. However I own an EVGA motherboard for 10 years now (literally) and it's working flawlessly since all that time.
 
 
 
Plus look at this forum, EVGA techs are often there to help out people outside the regular support channel and EVGA even go to give money to people that help others in the forum... I've never seen that anywhere else!
 
In France EVGA has a strong reputation about quality and people are usually looking for this brand rather than another.
 
So I don't know about the EVGA 1080 TI FTW because i never owned one or got interested into that particular model but as I told you, since you have a custom loop WC if you buy this card and you put a custom full cover waterblock on it i'm pretty sure you'll have 0 problems with it.
 
And even if you do, you know that the EVGA support is top notch so 0 worries!
 
The only spot in this picture is that i find it sad that EVGA doesnt sell GFX card directly mounted with a waterblock, they sell the waterblock separately and i've seen pictures of these waterblocks with thermal pads which i'm not a big fan of (i prefer using thermal paste instead for better heat transfer).
 
Some other manufacturers sell cards with a waterblock directly mounted on them so you can just plug them on your WC and you're good to go. But if you know how to build a custom WC loop it's not a big deal, just consumes a bit of time!

Woow that is such long time. I dindt even know that EVGA support was going so far international.. and even help others in other chanels/forums. That's really nice!
 
''you know that the EVGA support is top notch so 0 worries!''
By saying this I'm totally sure to get an EVGA 1080TI FTW3! there support of the EVGA I read it everwhere its very very good.
What about the warrenty? if you buy the normal GTX 1080 FTW 3 gaming / elite edtion and you dismantle the card and put an full cover Watercool block on it, does it have still warrenty? most of the company's the warrenty will be voide.

just wait for the new cards

I ended up getting one JUST before it was announced they would be shown on the 20th. The reason? EVGA ran a special for some 1080ti's under list price by $50, with no tax for me and free shipping, I figured a smart buy. The Card I have now was starting to MAYBE give me grief so I figured why nowI know I will have 72 days as of Monday when the new cards are announced from Nvidia. EVGA gives full value for my card and I just pay the difference if and when I upgrade. Maybe it will not be THE best of the best coming out but I can certainly upgrade to a new card within that time. 

And Yes I did register my card and uploaded the EVGA invoice, I did it as soon as I received the card as to not ruin my chance to step-up. Maybe I should have waited but at least I have SOME protection.

Keep in mind their guidlines say the step up is for founders editions cards. How true is this? Let’s say evga releases their own models a month later will they not be in the step up or at least some? FE just run too hot

Here's the thing too... Even when they are officially announced, when will they REALLY be available, what will they REALLY cost vs. possible inflated markup due to the market. There are a whole lot of questions. I would guess 10 series will be "end of lifed" PRETTY darn fast... With my Video GPU possible dying (video artifacting some of the time on SOME programs) I was really caught with what to do. It was driving me NUTS... When I saw the $649 deal I figured rightly OR wrongly in a worst case scenario I will just step up. Will it be the BEST new card of the series when available, OR COURSE NOT... BUT it does allow me an upgrade path to the newer tech in a reasonable manner. I have stepped up once before and it was a smooth painless process. I have never used SLI, though IF the rumor about shared memory IS true it may make me rethink that in a darn hurry!  I played what I believe to be the best hand I had... 2 weeks ago. I missed an even better deal as they are now tossing in Powerlinks AND a PSU for the same $649... There was no way I could possible predicted that given this market. But at the very least, I know I got the best price possible at the time. There are MILLIONS of people waiting all over the world for these cards to come out. I see nothing on the RED side of the competition as my current card is an AMD Fury upgraded from a 780Ti and AT that time 3 years ago at least there was competition and choices. It really amazes me what this has turned into. Nvidia over hype? Over playing a hand? Who knows but until real competition comes along this is the world we live in.    

Cool GTX
In less than 20 hours, we should know Much more

Yes we shall  And every Tech Youtuber is waiting on baited breath... It will be Xmas in August for a lot of people! 

SimplyDimi
I really hope the cards are around the corner but then again it will be founders editions [I hate hot cards] Does it usually take a month for companies to release their own versions?
 

Yup.. and then the wait to find them in stock.


What's this shared memory rumor??

The new cards are out, how long wil be the 1080ti will be sold?

ShaMana999
My 5 Cents are: Just get a 1080Ti. Nvidia is asking a stupendous price for the 2080 and 2080ti and the initial mark up will be even higher by retailers.
 
Now the question is would the 1080Ti price continue to drop or stabilize (rise) after the release of the new ones.

Why are the prices so high? Those new cards are not performing the double amount of the old ones

I'm waiting the prices for the 10 generation GPUs to go down so I can think about a SLI setup for my system. Personally if you own a 10 generation card you wouldn't wait for the 20 series especially with those prices.
 
Considering also with these 2,5/3 slots GPUs a SLI setup is really a challenge.