how much does people get tax for getting the massdrop 1080ti?

I think next year's 20xx is going to be a refresh of this year...

Uh, not entirely correct because there's die shrink from 28nm. Refresh is like the GTX680 becoming GTX770.

Maybe they can pull of some sort of Titan Xp Max-Q, a better binned chip, to become the 2080 Ti, higher clock speed but at same temperature envelope and full 12GB VRAM, selling at USD650.


Looking at AMD right now, Nvidia can totally milk us and only release Volta in 2019... Volta with DDR6. USD999 Titan will comes with HBM. Hopefully not like that lah.

I see, so that's less than RM3.1k for the Gigabyte 1080 Ti drop. thanks.

The chart based on MYR MSRP will be different. It will look different again with the latest price during the mining craze.

Please make the 1060 Ti while they're at it, a cheaper GPU is always welcome.

No Volta this year, maybe just pick up something from the used market if you want something temporary and don't want to pay for the price hike due to mining.

Isit true that Zotac will honor the warranty even if you change the cooler to a water block?

Something like Resolution Scaling in PUBG right?

I see some people played PUBG in low settings to gain advantage in easier to spot people. So yah, 1060 will be more than enough to run it.

Intel will finally be back in the mining scene.

I don't realized that, I still think 16GB is good enough for gaming, and nothing much running in the background.

I agree, currently 8GB is mainstream, and 16GB if you got the budget. 32GB is for those people who do things while gaming or use their PC as workstation.

The 3GB version right?

If the new TITAN can cost 2.5x, Nvidia might as well price the next 2080 Ti $1000 or even $1600 because there is no competition.

Good thing I don't like playing COD otherwise have to upgrade to RM1.6k worth of DDR4 RAM to play, and the graphic isn't that awesome anyway.

Enjoying Battlefront II

I got only 16gb DDR3 RAM, and reluctant to upgrade everything just to have 32GB RAM, so I'm going to call COD WW2 "poorly optimised" for system with 16GB RAM.

I'm most probably in the group of "30-60fps" Buying that extra 16GB RAM for a console title like COD MW2... not worth it.

If that's true, then I think better don't buy the 1060 Alienware at this time of time.

Luckily my X34a doesn't have flickering at 100Hz. I did get a single dead pixel which I RMA with Acer Malaysia without much fuss.