NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti - 11GB usable

11GB and 484 GB/s make this the pick of the Pascal cards, still fine for 7B-13B. Old enough that framework support is lapsing.

Specifications

BrandNVIDIA
ModelGTX 1080 Ti
Usable VRAM11GB
ArchitecturePascal
CUDA / Stream Processors3,584
Memory Bandwidth484 GB/s
TDP250W
FP32 TFLOPS11.3

Current Offers

Used from £120

Prices last updated:

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Lowest tracked offers by retailer

UK · GBP · Weekly since Aug 2026 · Shipping may be extra

£100£110£120£130£140Aug 21Sep 8Sep 27Oct 15Nov 3eBay £120
About these prices

Each line is the lowest offer we tracked from that retailer at weekly snapshots, ending at today's offer. The condition can vary between snapshots (new, used, or unrecorded for older ones). eBay prices exclude shipping.

Weekly offers table
Lowest tracked offer per retailer · UK · GBP
DateeBay
Today, Nov 3, 2026 £120.00
Oct 30, 2026 £120.00
Oct 23, 2026 £120.00
Oct 9, 2026 £126.29
Oct 2, 2026 £136.00
Sep 25, 2026 £135.90
Sep 18, 2026 £134.99
Sep 11, 2026 £125.50
Sep 4, 2026 £120.30
Sep 1, 2026 £103.65
Aug 28, 2026 £104.70
Aug 21, 2026 £120.00

For AI / LLM Use

Limited VRAM restricts you to 7B quantized models. Older architecture may have limited software support (check CUDA compatibility).

What Models Can It Run?

  • 7B Q6_K, 14B Q3_K (tight)
  • 7B Q4_K_M only

Estimated Performance

Generation: ~36 tokens/sec

Prefill: ~202 tokens/sec

Recommended Quantisations

  • Q4_K_M for 7B models
  • Q3_K for larger experiments

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Consumer card: easy to install, display output

Cons

  • Moderate memory bandwidth: not the fastest for inference
  • Older Pascal architecture: verify current CUDA support

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