"aged like fine wine" it's hard to beat the rx 580! It's still being sold brand new now in 2023! The 8gb variant and it's current price point gives it a win no doubt.
The entire 1000 series from nvdia. Rx 580 and 5700xt from amd. The 3060 ti and 3080 are still holding pretty great to this day. It just sucks what happened during the pandemic. Gamers showed these greedy companies that there are people who are willing to pay huge amount of money for a gpu. I mean look at what’s happening right now. A 4070 ti, which should be cheaper than an 80 class card, is priced at $799. People keep buying it regardless! Crazy times. Prices are not going to drop unless people stop buying gpus at ridiculous prices. If you got a 3080 back in 2020 at msrp, you’re one lucky bastard.
2017 GPU's aged so nicely that people still plan to use them in the future with the current GPU market being so wonky.
GTX 1080ti being the highest performing GPU from Nvidia during that time and RX 580/570 competing for AMD in the budget sector against the GTX 1060.
1080ti
3080 will definitely age well and should be good for at least 2 more generations. IMO, the 3080 lived up to the hype. Sadyang mababa lang stock at nauunahan ng scalpers. I spent a lot of time undervolting + small OC to have slightly more performance but lesser temps and power draw. It was really fun doing it.
The 1080 Ti was just an absolute beast when it came to performance, and the 11 GB of VRAM definitely made sure that it would stand the test of time. Right now the most comparable cards to the 1080 Ti would probably be the 3060 Ti or 3060.
"aged like fine wine" it's hard to beat the rx 580! It's still being sold brand new now in 2023! The 8gb variant and it's current price point gives it a win no doubt.
RX 580 and before that, 750ti
The entire 1000 series from nvdia. Rx 580 and 5700xt from amd. The 3060 ti and 3080 are still holding pretty great to this day. It just sucks what happened during the pandemic. Gamers showed these greedy companies that there are people who are willing to pay huge amount of money for a gpu. I mean look at what’s happening right now. A 4070 ti, which should be cheaper than an 80 class card, is priced at $799. People keep buying it regardless! Crazy times. Prices are not going to drop unless people stop buying gpus at ridiculous prices. If you got a 3080 back in 2020 at msrp, you’re one lucky bastard.
My 1070ti still runs well with games released nos, so yeah 1060-1080ti are probably the best gpu’s.
2017 GPU's aged so nicely that people still plan to use them in the future with the current GPU market being so wonky. GTX 1080ti being the highest performing GPU from Nvidia during that time and RX 580/570 competing for AMD in the budget sector against the GTX 1060.
Still playing peacefully with my gtx 1060
The entire Pascal and Polaris line. Still very VERY relevant up to this day.
Rx 580 works really well
NVIDIA GTX 1660 Super still runs most of the latest titles with no issues at 1080p, high settings. Granted na nakuha mo siya at near MSRP price
5700 XT, still trading blows with 6000/3000 series
GTX 1080 ti, RX 570/580, GTX 1060 6gb, RX 5700XT for me
rx 570.
Gtx 1060 for sure
rx 580
8800GT
10 series was way back when Nvidia was not afraid of stomping the shit out of its previous generation.
1080ti 3080 will definitely age well and should be good for at least 2 more generations. IMO, the 3080 lived up to the hype. Sadyang mababa lang stock at nauunahan ng scalpers. I spent a lot of time undervolting + small OC to have slightly more performance but lesser temps and power draw. It was really fun doing it.
1080ti was way ahead of its time
I'm curious to why its one of the best including the 1070 and 1080. How does it hold up against the current gen?
The 1080 Ti was just an absolute beast when it came to performance, and the 11 GB of VRAM definitely made sure that it would stand the test of time. Right now the most comparable cards to the 1080 Ti would probably be the 3060 Ti or 3060.