Ancient-Red-Dragon: I disagree. The 10 series cards are not coming down. There is no reason why they will, since they are still in extremely high demand, and that isn't going to change. Nvidia has a total monopoly over the market and competes with no one except themselves, and they are using that as the basis from which to exploit their customers.

They deliberately priced the 20 series at extortionary scam prices so that people who are not rich will be forced to buy the years-old tech of the 10 series at around its full MSRP, even though it shouldn't be worth that much any more since it's old.

And this way, people are buying 10 series cards in droves for way cheaper than the 20 series, and are happy because they think they are getting a "deal," even though they are really not.

So Nvidia gets to offload all their old obsolete 10 series cards at full (or almost full) price, and also take in obscene amounts of money from the rich people who buy 20 series at outrageous insane prices. It's a win/win for them. But for consumers, it's a horrible situation.

misteryo: Ancient Dragon is right - the price will not be coming down.

Consider getting an RX 580 instead. Around $250. Can handle anything you throw at it in 1080p - except PhysX.