NVIDIA GeForce RTX SUPER series final pricing and availability date leaked | VideoCardz.com
RTX 2080 Super $699
RTX 2070 Super $499
RTX 2060 Super $399
RTX 2060 $349
I was kind of derailed by the RTX 2070 Super being $499 and 2060 Super being $399 are pretty decent in my range. Man... I miss the 900 series pricing. 2060 Super seems good enough and doesn't warrent the $100 price jump to 2070 super with no Vram bump(Which is a bit of a turn off in my opinion.)
BTW... Bit coin mining is on the rise again. Man.. fukk bit coin.
I think I'm gonna sell my RTX 2060 FE while value is high and flip it for an 2060 Super or 2070 super. If anyone want dibs. Send me a pm. Bought in March. Never overclocked. Low mileage since I've been traveling a lot and bought a house. I'm willing to work out a deal. Just $300 is the lowest I'll go. $320 will include shipping. Probably could flip it on Ebay for a profit and upgrade as well to be honest(Which I may end up doing, but perfer not to get screwed by Ebay and their 10% cut if I can help it.)
I sat out 1000 card series because it seem more like a transition card with 4K gaming starting to become a thing and wasn't really doing 1440p Ultra or 4k60hz at medium/high on a super consistent basis unless you have 1080 and 1080ti cards.Then, bit coin really fukked the market up. So, I'm really regreting that decision on not jumping on a 1080ti when they came out.
Now I got a 1st gen ray tracing card.... Talk about avoiding a transition card into getting a more expensive transition card with huge 1st adopter features that kill performance in Ray Tracing. I should of gotten a 1080ti and waited till at least 2 or 3rd gen RTX.