Grab an RTX 3080 12GB at its Lowest Ever Price of $769: Real Deals

Today we have a huge price drop on the MSI Ventus Nvidia GeForce 3080 12GB GPU at only $769 from Newegg. You do have to mail in a rebate to get this price, but that takes this powerful graphics card within $100 of the MSRP of an original RTX 3080 10GB Founder Edition.

Intel's Core i7-12700KF is also down to its lowest price of $323 on Amazon. Check out our review of the 12700KF for more information and see why it received our Editors Choice award.

Grab the Razer Blade 14 with an RTX 3070 GPU for just $1,699 at Amazon. This is a great price for the normally expensive premium Razer branded laptop. Built with a focus on gaming with the ability to be portable, this powerful laptop can play the latest games on high settings.

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TL;DR — Today’s Best Deals

MSI Ventus RTX 3080 12GB GPU: was $999, now $769 with rebate at Newegg
Intel Core i7-12700KF CPU: was $465, now $323 at Amazon
Razer Blade 14 (RTX 3070) Gaming Laptop: was $2,200, now $1,699 at Amazon
Razer DeathAdder v2 Pro Gaming Mouse: was $129, now $69 at Amazon
Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 Low Profile Keys: was $149, now $99 at Best Buy

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King_V

While it's probably one of the lowest prices seen . . is it really worth the $70 extra to get an increase of, what, 1 or 2 fps? And, an extra 50W of power draw?
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TechyInAZ

Actually the 3080 12GB at $769 is an insane deal, the best deal in the high end GPU market by a long shot.

The 3080 12GB has additional CUDA cores and performs very similarly to a 3080 Ti.
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aalkjsdflkj

The closer you get to the next generation being released the worse a deal the current generation is. Sure, if your card died recently then this is a great deal, but if you're able to get by for another 6 months either the NVIDIA 4x00 series or AMD 7x00 series are probably going to be much better deals. Based on the rumors, the next gen cards that match this card's performance for hundreds of $ less. Of course supply might be an issue, but hopefully the collection of factors that made the current generation so difficult to find won't be nearly as bad at the end of the year.
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King_V

TechyInAZ said:
Actually the 3080 12GB at $769 is an insane deal, the best deal in the high end GPU market by a long shot.

The 3080 12GB has additional CUDA cores and performs very similarly to a 3080 Ti.
I'll grant that at 4K, you do get 10% more fps for 10% more money. The 15% increase in power draw, I'm disappointed in.
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punkncat

Keep in mind, it's actual price is $799 and the savings is on a rebate card that you are likely not to get for possibly months. The last time I did a "rebate card" through Newegg/manufacturer it took so long I thought it was a surprise when I finally got it.
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colossusrage

King_V said:
While it's probably one of the lowest prices seen . . is it really worth the $70 extra to get an increase of, what, 1 or 2 fps? And, an extra 50W of power draw?
It is because this is the 12GB version, not the 10GB. The 10GB was $699 MSRP, the 12GB was $1,199 (which was obviously overblown).
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King_V

colossusrage said:
It is because this is the 12GB version, not the 10GB. The 10GB was $699 MSRP, the 12GB was $1,199 (which was obviously overblown).
What does that matter? That extra VRAM isn't really helping performance.
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