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Life is pretty good if you're shopping for a GeForce GTX 1080 Ti. There's a wide selection of fantastic models, and despite having been on the market for a while, it's still the fastest GPU on the planet for under $1,000. It can hit 60fps at 4k resolution in pretty much all of today's games, which is a first. That makes it a very special GPU indeed, and due to its high price it's largely been unaffected by the recent mining craze that's caused widespread shortages of lower end GPUs. This is all good news for folks who have $750 burning a hole in their pocket, and want the ultimate GPU for 4k gaming, or high frame rate 1440p action. Heck, you could even do 200fps 1080p if that's your thing.
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Life is pretty good if you're shopping for a GeForce GTX 1080 Ti. There's a wide selection of fantastic models, and despite having been on the market for a while, it's still the fastest GPU on the planet for under $1,000. It can hit 60fps at 4k resolution in pretty much all of today's games, which is a first. That makes it a very special GPU indeed, and due to its high price it's largely been unaffected by the recent mining craze that's caused widespread shortages of lower end GPUs. This is all good news for folks who have $750 burning a hole in their pocket, and want the ultimate GPU for 4k gaming, or high frame rate 1440p action. Heck, you could even do 200fps 1080p if that's your thing.
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