LLoyds bank from Monday is banning on its credit cards all purchases of crypto-currency.
…and then a flood of excess GTX1080Ti cards will hit the streets…yum yum…
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I wouldn’t trust these cards to hold out for long. They are probably quick stressed out from the thermal impact already.
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Heh, just like cars have never been crashed, CPUs never been overclocked we’ll see cards “never been BitCoined/Mined, pinky swear!”.
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Oh…now that you put it like that 
…but on the bright side, prices of new cards might follow a somewhat natural path downwards, cause from what I can see that really isn’t happening
Yes that is my hope too, unfortunately RAM is also expensive right now. It’s a bad time to get a new computer.
Isn’t it always?
Oh, 1080TI prices WILL drop like a stone, very soon.
How I know? I just bought one… 
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I wish that all your wishes come true and my only problem will be how to compres the TI into my mATX case 
God I hope so. I could use both new RAM and a video card.
I have the Fractal Design Node 804 mATX case, and I could fit the Asus 1080TI ROG Poseidon.
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…and I for one thank you for taking one for the team, looking forward to the inevitable price drop…
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So Lloyd’s is telling Bitcoin to “byte me”…get it…
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