Nobody is buying 1080tis.

[blockchange88]

Even at 500, I can't throw away my 1080tis. So much for equity...

[buzzkillb]

1080ti's right now can make so much mining. That doesnt sound right at all.

[blockchange88]

1080ti's right now can make so much mining. That doesnt sound right at all.

Tell me about it. I've had my Craigslist ad up for a month. People text me, but never buy. I don't get it, I know I'm priced cheaper than eBay, and they can buy it in person. It's a win/win. This is what happens when we rely on tween gamers to buy out our equity. They look in between cushions for quarters.


They wanna trade. Idiots.

[xxcsu]

Even at 500, I can't throw away my 1080tis. So much for equity...

"Nobody is buying 1080tis."

I do

Just got 2x EVGA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Sc Black Edition for 900$ ,best offer accepted shipping included from ebay
Thats 450$/card Should be here next week
It would be perfectly fit with my 2x nVidia Titan V

[Eyedol-X]

the 1180 is coming and there is going to be a price drop on the 1080ti's in the next 60-90 days

This is why no one is buying them

[Marvell2]

the 1180 is coming and there is going to be a price drop on the 1080ti's in the next 60-90 days

This is why no one is buying them

yeah lol even if the 1180 ti is $700 its a better deal, 1080tis are 3 years old tech

[adaseb]

Selling an 1080Ti is probably as annoying as selling a sports car on Craigslist.

You get tons of emails and a few test drives from little kids who can't afford the car in the first place.

Basically everybody wants the GPU because it's a high end card but nobody wants to pay what it's worth.

You just gotta keep trying and eventually it will get sold.

[blockchange88]

Selling an 1080Ti is probably as annoying as selling a sports car on Craigslist.

You get tons of emails and a few test drives from little kids who can't afford the car in the first place.

Basically everybody wants the GPU because it's a high end card but nobody wants to pay what it's worth.

You just gotta keep trying and eventually it will get sold.

thanks for the reasonable response. i bit the bullet, and decided to list them on ebay. sold 3 already, but they eat such a large fee  better than nothing i suppose. good thing these are ROI cards. been mining ETC, but at this point, im better off just dumping the cards and throwing that cash into ETC.

[philipma1957]

Selling an 1080Ti is probably as annoying as selling a sports car on Craigslist.

You get tons of emails and a few test drives from little kids who can't afford the car in the first place.

Basically everybody wants the GPU because it's a high end card but nobody wants to pay what it's worth.

You just gotta keep trying and eventually it will get sold.

thanks for the reasonable response. i bit the bullet, and decided to list them on ebay. sold 3 already, but they eat such a large fee  better than nothing i suppose. good thing these are ROI cards. been mining ETC, but at this point, im better off just dumping the cards and throwing that cash into ETC.

you know with the eth pill  they earn a profit .  I am mining mine .

[masphie]

1080ti's right now can make so much mining. That doesnt sound right at all.

Yes you right, but how about electricity consumption.... ?
in case, i have 6x 1050 ti OC .....

[ltcsprite]

Always get a basic Ebay store if you're selling large $ items.

For instance, a $500 item sold on Ebay without a basic store, the Ebay fee is $50.

If you have a basic Ebay store, the Ebay selling fee is only $30.

Pays for itself very quickly.

[jmigdlc99]

Even at 500, I can't throw away my 1080tis. So much for equity...

Been seeing some people selling it locally for $450 equivalent value. The thing is, they are also selling it on a mass scale giving the impression the the GPU market is really being flooded now. I wouldn't be surprised if this also drags down the value of all other GPUs.

Maybe the end of GPUs is really coming. Hopefully i'm wrong.

[whitesites]

I just bought some off ebay for about $560 after shipping.
Craigslist has a reputation of shady deals, plus there is a certain amount of security risk selling in person.
I am still making $2/day off my Tis.

Everyone is ditching their Tis thinking the 1180 is going to be a beast, and I highly doubt that.  Remember the 1180 Ti won't be out for a while, first will be the 1180, 1170, 1160,  then sometime next year they will release their Ti.  Also the 1180 will be priced much higher than the 1080.  The real question is will the % increase in price between the 1080ti and 1180 be less than the % increase in hashing power.  If not, then you are better off sticking to your 1080s.  Something else to consider is with the mining craze, I am willing to bet that Nvidia takes their warranty for the 1180 down to 1 year or less and makes it non transferrable.  Where the 1080 ti has a 3 year transferrable warranty.  I know 15% of my cards I have had to send back for RMA, and that has to cut into Nividia's bottom line.  

[philipma1957]

I just bought some off ebay for about $560 after shipping.
Craigslist has a reputation of shady deals, plus there is a certain amount of security risk selling in person.
I am still making $2/day off my Tis.

Everyone is ditching their Tis thinking the 1180 is going to be a beast, and I highly doubt that.  Remember the 1180 Ti won't be out for a while, first will be the 1180, 1170, 1160,  then sometime next year they will release their Ti.  Also the 1180 will be priced much higher than the 1080.  The real question is will the % increase in price between the 1080ti and 1180 be less than the % increase in hashing power.  If not, then you are better off sticking to your 1080s.  Something else to consider is with the mining craze, I am willing to bet that Nvidia takes their warranty for the 1180 down to 1 year or less and makes it non transferrable.  Where the 1080 ti has a 3 year transferrable warranty.  I know 15% of my cards I have had to send back for RMA, and that has to cut into Nividia's bottom line.  

If they cut warranty to 1 year the 1080tis will have two years left on warranty.
Would make buying the 1180ti a much harder decision

[VoskCoin]

I just bought some off ebay for about $560 after shipping.
Craigslist has a reputation of shady deals, plus there is a certain amount of security risk selling in person.
I am still making $2/day off my Tis.

Everyone is ditching their Tis thinking the 1180 is going to be a beast, and I highly doubt that.  Remember the 1180 Ti won't be out for a while, first will be the 1180, 1170, 1160,  then sometime next year they will release their Ti.  Also the 1180 will be priced much higher than the 1080.  The real question is will the % increase in price between the 1080ti and 1180 be less than the % increase in hashing power.  If not, then you are better off sticking to your 1080s.  Something else to consider is with the mining craze, I am willing to bet that Nvidia takes their warranty for the 1180 down to 1 year or less and makes it non transferrable.  Where the 1080 ti has a 3 year transferrable warranty.  I know 15% of my cards I have had to send back for RMA, and that has to cut into Nividia's bottom line.  

If they cut warranty to 1 year the 1080tis will have two years left on warranty.
Would make buying the 1180ti a much harder decision

I can't imagine they will take the warranty down to 1 year, if that is the case then ASIC mining has nearly the same warranty! Why are people speculating a 1 year warranty + no transfer on it?

I actually just made a video about gpu warranties & their take on mining & which ones transfer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul7aI389cb0

[ironkid]

If Nvidia do reduce the warranties like that they will probably lose whats left of their tiny footstep in the crypto space. As it no longer makes sense to buy any gpus for mining anymore. 

I cant imagine sending alot of $ to bitmain and hoping I get my asic shipped before its no longer really profitable or trying to get a repair service.

[leowonderful]

I wouldn't say nobody's buying them atm. I've been looking at the Nvidia store recently, and the 1080Tis sold out there about a week ago and they were going for the price of $700 US! It is true that they haven't been restocked in a while, but there is still at least some demand for these cards.

Also, I hope you're taking pictures of each card you're selling on eBay, as well as the serials and all- I've been burned too many times selling electronics there and I've vowed never to come back to eBay again as a result. Even if you haven't been hit with a dispute yet I guarantee you will eventually, and picture proof and all helps out a LOT in the process.

[yrk1957]

11xx series will mostly be disabled for mining at the driver/bios level. Like you cant SLI more than 2 cards in 10xx series, similarly the cards in 11xx wont work for compute loads if more than 2 are installed in the system.

That’s the best solution NVidia will have to isolate itself from last times crypto disaster.

[jmigdlc99]

11xx series will mostly be disabled for mining at the driver/bios level. Like you cant SLI more than 2 cards in 10xx series, similarly the cards in 11xx wont work for compute loads if more than 2 are installed in the system.

That’s the best solution NVidia will have to isolate itself from last times crypto disaster.

Why would NVIDIA limit GPUs from mining/compute loads when they made a big profit of miners just recently? A potential move from them would be to cater to both gamers and miners by having seperate GPUs for graphics and for compute loads.

Banning a certain type of consumer makes no sense. Given that while miners RMA more, i'm pretty sure they also buy more GPUs which balance everything out.

[yrk1957]

11xx series will mostly be disabled for mining at the driver/bios level. Like you cant SLI more than 2 cards in 10xx series, similarly the cards in 11xx wont work for compute loads if more than 2 are installed in the system.

That’s the best solution NVidia will have to isolate itself from last times crypto disaster.

Why would NVIDIA limit GPUs from mining/compute loads when they made a big profit of miners just recently? A potential move from them would be to cater to both gamers and miners by having seperate GPUs for graphics and for compute loads.

Banning a certain type of consumer makes no sense. Given that while miners RMA more, i'm pretty sure they also buy more GPUs which balance everything out.

GPUs are on their last legs, by December FPGAs will have swamped them. And parallel to that ASICs will take whatever is left, look at Equihash, many coins don’t seem to care about ASICs. And soon ETH will be similar story. NVidia will not need mining customers as there won’t be many.

Compute loads (apart from mining) can be served by a separate line of appropriately higher priced series of cards with no graphic functions.