Here is one of the lists we received with post-tariff pricing going live very soon (if not already):

RTX 2080 Ti Gaming X Trio: $1231 to $1310
RTX 2080 Ti DUKE 11G OC: $1212 to $1290
RTX 2080 Ti VENTUS 11G OC: $1203 to $1280
RTX 2080 Gaming X Trio: $849 to $900
RTX 2080 DUKE 8G OC: $840 to $890
RTX 2080 VENTUS 8G OC: $830 to $880

One of the AIBs we talked to also had the following to say about the price hike:

“We should only have a month’s gap from now before Taiwan manufacturing is online. Rest of the line i.e. [mentions various of their RTX models] will be on the new assembly in Taiwan. The timeline [of shipment schedule getting caught up in tariff] threw a wrench into our plans. Originally we thought we would have some of the prelaunch allocation [reserved for Amazon, Best Buy, Newegg and other retailers] left over to give to SI partners but because the etailer pre-launch prepaid order volume exceeded the NVidia allocation, we are stuck with giving them the pre-tariff cost structure we had to allocate 100% of our prelaunch allocation out to the actual prelaunch partners first. Whatever we can’t fulfill this week we’re going to absorb the 10% between us and the etailer to still fulfill end customer’s orders meaning all SI orders, for now, are subjected to almost a +10% increase with us sharing some of the cost”. – Anon AIB

So this means that while the tariffs are kicking in from tomorrow, many retailers who have inventory from old stock will probably stick to the standard pricing till they finish – so if you are in the market to buy these, buy now, or be prepared to wait for at least 3 months before the pricing normalizes. Meanwhile, Pascal inventory, which has already been handed out should not be affected much by these tariffs and will only become a better deal for gamers. A very interesting side effect of this entire situation is that AIBs like ZOTAC might actually seek to develop new markets outside of the US to overcome their disadvantage on the Taiwanese manufacturing side.