Nvidia RTX 5080 Founders Edition AAFES Exchange Online, FS + NO TAX - $999.99

fleshy

Today 04:35 PM

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fleshyToday 04:35 PM

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Let me quickly join the military to get this "deal"

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BobbtheBuilder

Today 04:50 PM

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BobbtheBuilderToday 04:50 PM

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In the olden days all the military could offer were citizenships but this!

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bloo0153

Today 04:52 PM

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bloo0153Today 04:52 PM

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How do you find the cards on the site? The search function is next to useless ☹️

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chrisngem

Today 04:55 PM

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chrisngemToday 04:55 PM

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Thanks, OP - finally snagged a 5080. I've been waiting awhile (as have we all?) and was eyeing the PNY 5080 deal (Best Buy) previously, but the two PNY items I owned (an older GPU and m.2 SSD) from a few years ago both failed after the warranty period. I know it's anecdotal and probably bad luck, but I never purchased a PNY item since.

Seeing this, a Founder's Edition and sold by AAFES no less - thanks again. Slickdeals is the best (well, at least until I tell the wife what I did 😆)!

chrisngem

Today 05:02 PM

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Joined Dec 2014

chrisngemToday 05:02 PM

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Quote from bloo0153

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How do you find the cards on the site? The search function is next to useless ☹️

Single keywords only. The Exchange doesn't maintain a huge inventory, so if very little (or nothing) comes up in a search, that's indicative of the true inventory situation and not the search function's incompetence. 😉 Though I agree, the functionality is a far cry from other retailer websites.

BlueJoke2225

Today 06:38 PM

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BlueJoke2225Today 06:38 PM

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Quote from chrisngem

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Thanks, OP - finally snagged a 5080. I've been waiting awhile (as have we all?) and was eyeing the PNY 5080 deal (Best Buy) previously, but the two PNY items I owned (an older GPU and m.2 SSD) from a few years ago both failed after the warranty period. I know it's anecdotal and probably bad luck, but I never purchased a PNY item since.Seeing this, a Founder's Edition and sold by AAFES no less - thanks again. Slickdeals is the best (well, at least until I tell the wife what I did 😆)!

NVIDIA website had 5080FE at MSRP last week I think just for 1 day and I was able to get one. Slick deal didn't show the deal.

Mike C

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Today 06:42 PM

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Mike C

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if you need a monster GPU now, this deal is hard to beat I think. Kinda stinks it is only 16GB given some games run with 4k textures are hitting that limit now, but the 32GB 5090 at $2000 is crazy, so this is the best I think you can get for <$1k (by $1

). That said, I have read rumors that 6000 series are already in production with a potential early release at the end of 2025. It is supposed to be a new architecture so the performance jump should be significant. But... given NVidia is basically printing money with their datacenter AI products using basically the same tech, the days of having gaming GPUs in the quantities that meet demand (especially for new releases) are long gone

.

I am surprised they haven't just dumped the gaming market altogether... perhaps they were considering it and figured they would charge $2k for their TOTL card, $1k for the next one down to see if the market would bear those prices and make it worth it... and they definitely got their answer! Given that the 5000 series have been basically OOS for their entire existence at these nutty prices, I am afraid what they will try with the 6000 series. So maybe getting a 5080 for $1k is actually a bargain. I tried finding a 4090 recently (because of the VRAM) and they are difficult to find new for prices not ridiculous, so even the "buy an older gen card" strategy doesn't really work anymore

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mvpcrossxover

Today 06:54 PM

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Joined Nov 2012

mvpcrossxoverToday 06:54 PM

589 Posts

Quote from Mike C

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if you need a monster GPU now, this deal is hard to beat I think. Kinda stinks it is only 16GB given some games run with 4k textures are hitting that limit now, but the 32GB 5090 at $2000 is crazy, so this is the best I think you can get for <$1k (by $1 Big Grin

). That said, I have read rumors that 6000 series are already in production with a potential early release at the end of 2025. It is supposed to be a new architecture so the performance jump should be significant. But... given NVidia is basically printing money with their datacenter AI products using basically the same tech, the days of having gaming GPUs in the quantities that meet demand (especially for new releases) are long gone Frown

.

I am surprised they haven't just dumped the gaming market altogether... perhaps they were considering it and figured they would charge $2k for their TOTL card, $1k for the next one down to see if the market would bear those prices and make it worth it... and they definitely got their answer! Given that the 5000 series have been basically OOS for their entire existence at these nutty prices, I am afraid what they will try with the 6000 series. So maybe getting a 5080 for $1k is actually a bargain. I tried finding a 4090 recently (because of the VRAM) and they are difficult to find new for prices not ridiculous, so even the "buy an older gen card" strategy doesn't really work anymore Frown

.

6000 series? uh............ that's probably not coming out until 2027.

what you're thinking of is 5000 super series by the end of this year.

elefante72

Today 07:01 PM

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elefante72Today 07:01 PM

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[QUOTE=Mike C;178562524]if you need a monster GPU now, this deal is hard to beat I think. Kinda stinks it is only 16GB given some games run with 4k textures are hitting that limit now, but the 32GB 5090 at $2000 is crazy, so this is the best I think you can get for

Rpost

Today 07:26 PM

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RpostToday 07:26 PM

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Retail price = Best ever military discount.

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