discussion nVidia price cuts

['47 Knucklehead]

Not to be out done, nVidia is slashing prices on their cards too for the holiday.

Nvidia’s Entire 900 Series GPU Lineup Gets Price Cuts For The Holidays – Including The GTX 980 Ti, 980, 970, 960 And 950


GTX 980Ti = $589, $559 after rebate
GTX 980 = $439, $409 after rebate
GTX 970 = $289, $259 after rebate
GTX 960 = $179, $149 after rebate
GTX 950 = $139, $129 after rebate

 

[implosion222]

I just paid 850 for a 980 TI :/

 

[wedge22]

I want to buy a GTX 980 so this is a result.

 

[sweenytodd]

Always good for US residents. Canadian retaileras might follow after the holiday sales

 

[MARSTG]

The 960 got a good price slash.

 

['47 Knucklehead]

I may be wrong, but I also heard that some of the Canadian stores are cutting prices as well ... although because of the stronger USD (or weaker CAN) and the import tariffs, the prices will still be pretty steep, but hopefully not as high as before.

Aside from Black Friday, and the desire to clear out inventory by year end to avoid paying Inventory Tax, I'm guessing they are getting ready to start selling Pascal.

 

[Vittra]

Nah. The "value" (ha) priced 980 Ti's are sitting exactly where they have for some time now. Stuff like the MSI 980 Ti that has a white shroud and 2 fans vs their black/red Gaming 6G and the like. The Gigabyte may actually be more expensive now that I am looking at it...

I really don't see Pascal arriving before March. Would be nice, but I don't see it.

 

[SKYMTL]

I just want to mention that like the AMD "price cut" this is simply a byproduct of the season plus the lack of anything new....and huge inventories. I would say these are temporary and we likely won't see much here in Canada.

 

[great_big_abyss]

I'm still seeing $269 as the minimum for a GTX960 both at MemEx and NCIX.

It's a pity. The GTX650Ti Boost is starting to lag behind in the titles that I play now and I'd love to replace it with a 960, but not at these prices.

 

[maverick_brent]

I just want to mention that like the AMD "price cut" this is simply a byproduct of the season plus the lack of anything new....and huge inventories. I would say these are temporary and we likely won't see much here in Canada.

hop[ing this translate into reduction in the spring.