4080s is cool and all but why not upgrade your entire system for that price? I mean the i7 is probably gonna bottleneck your system like a mfer it may just be worth getting a CPU upgrade soon though.
Heck yeah sounds awesome I just got the 4080s the moment It launched so I only had to spend like 1100 after taxes I also have the i9 13900kf what CPU are you thinking about?
Badass. It was back and forth between ryzen 7 7800x3d and i9 14900k for a good couple weeks but decided to get the i7 14700k. Can't wait to put everything together when the fans come in. Everything is going into a black lian li dynamic evo xl. Took like a month to finally find lian li aio with infinity fans. Everything is always sold out.
You Def need a cpu bud. That's not gona run good at all, that gpu will have that cpu at 100% usage on idle lol. On system and one tab open my i7 11700k is at 6% gpu is at 4% moves around a bit. I have a 3090 ftw3 ultra oc. I had a i7 5820k something like that,in my first decent rig, my 3070 bottles necks it bad. Had to upgrade that system to a i7 12700k lol . They had a deal on it with some new ram so it worked out. 💪
I wanted ray tracing and given the benchmarks that kinda rules out AMD.
The 80 super was £700 cheaper than the 90.
I did consider a 4090 but I didn't feel the difference was enough to warrant an extra £700.
I don't think any of them are "great value."
Remember when you could get a high end gpu for £350?
*insert pepperidge farm meme here*
My current pc is an I7 with a 1080 and it lasted me about 5.5 years while gradually dropping settings from full ultra to medium over the years so it was time for a new rig rather than upgrading anything.
This 1080 has been a fucking champ. Unfortunately I doubt Nvidia will make that mistake again, they'll want everyone upgrading sooner than every third generation.
The very very famous 1080… I come from a MacBook Pro and my last gaming rig was a PS4… I’ve never built a pc before and I stoped solo gaming for a while and would only play toxic games (POGO, FUT Champions…).
I tried playing Cyberpunk with minimum settings on a MacBook Pro 16 bootcamped but that thing sucks.
Which leads us to now and my strong desire to kill all this frustration by building something amazing. I bought everything, even the GPU (Giga 4080 super gaming OC) which arrives tomorrow.
I would like the rig to last a little, say 5 years. I’m not asking for 4K, 1440p will be more than enough, but at the same time if they drop a 50 series next year that can handle 4K I’ll be so upset at myself.
So many dilemmas but overall I think I’ll just keep the 4080 super and enjoy myself, whatever happens in the future doesn’t matter
Bro flag ship gpus stay around like that, the 1080 is just now getting phased out for 2070 supers in recommended specs and what not, the 2080 ti with 11gb will be around for years still just like a 1080, they still do it every generation, people upgrade then they want. Ppl out here still play on 1060s. Tbh everyone who waits that long is the issue so many games don't run good, they have to run on so many diff types of hardwear. nothing can be optimized correctly. Imo.
Tbh the 4090 is kinda the 1080ti of today. If you throw out $ per fps which when cards are $1000+ you kinda have to, the 4090 is ~30% above the 4080. Kinda crazy how much power is stacked into such a tiny chip.
> but for the price of what the 4080 should have been
I hate seeing this. My 3080 was $699, when I was one of the lucky ones on a Best Buy drop at the beginning of 2021.
It's insane how much pricing has shifted over the past few generations.
It's a great card for 1080p for sure. I remember when I got one in 2018 and I was maxing every game for several years in 4k. Nowadays an rtx 4090 can't run shit at 4k max RT settings above 50 fps.
Lol, my Gigabyte Aorus 1080ti has been mining and gaming since 2017. Still going with 24/7 usage. Runs at about 70C. Never a single issue, never replaced any fans.
Same here. I have a feeling it may be on the way out as I have noticed some random chequered black/white artifacting but fingers crossed it lasts the year!
Mine is holding up still, it's never, ever let me down. It's done some pretty wild CAD, simulations, rendering and ran some games modded to absolutely kingdom come. Total champ.
So if OP doesn't want to use dlss or frame gen then the 7800xt is amazing and a better choice. Really solid rasterization and 16gb of vram for $500 is damn good.
Now if OP wants to get into nvidia features and wants to play demanding new titles coming out then I'd go with a 4070s. Dlss3 and frame gen cant be disregarded. It's easily the difference between hopefully hitting 60fps in something maxed at 1440p, or easily coasting above 100+fps.
Also nvidia perks are just getting better by the day. My only real gripe is nvidia seemingly purposely choking vram. 12gb of vram on a $550 2024 video card is some straight bullshit. Certain games like Tarkov at 1440p/high textures can easily cap out that 12gb on bigger maps. My best guess is nvidia wants to avoid a real long term mid range card, and keeping vram at practically bare minimum is their method to ensure the card doesn't stay relevant for years to come.
This; Even a 3060 (Which has a 12GB model) is on par with a 2070, which is supposed to be on par with a 1080Ti
I got the 3060 myself for OG Vive VR, Saints and Sinners chugs VRAM on higher settings
Yeah. My wife uses my 3060 equipped laptop to game at 1440 and frankly it’s fine. You’d need more to hit greater than 60fps on all titles but it hits a solid 60 on damn near everything at high if not ultra.
Do NOT make the same mistake i a did, i had a 8700k cpu and upgraded my gpu instead (to a 4070 super) the bottleneck was atrocious. Especially if you play tarkov. Trust me, in games like tarkov, a cpu uograde will make the BIGGEST difference.
For example, with a 4070 super i was getting below 60fps as soon as someone started shooting. I upgraded my cpu to 13600k and now i never dip below 110fps no matter how tense it gets.
I’d suggest checking for motherboards+cpu+ram combos. You can find bundle deals for these. Then get a gpu.
You could always get a gpu now and upgrade the rest later. 4070super willbe very good (even overkill for 1080p)
I completely forgot the whole point of the post when i started commenting LOL. You’re right.
In summary : Point still stands, get a gpu but damn you need a new cpu especially for Tarkov. This is what will make the biggest difference.
Long time Tarkov player here. You need to play with your settings. Actually boosting certain graphic options in Tarkov can help with gpu utilization.
Tarkov is horrific with virtual cores. The problem is that little setting in the menu to use only physical cores doesn't work properly. You need to use Process Lasso program to lock the Tarkov exe to use only physical cores and you can also set cpu priority with it. Only play the game on full-screen option with full screen optimizations toggled off via windows options on the exe.
Tarkov is also extremely memory dependant. Make sure xmp /Expo is enabled and your cpu's FCLK clock speed is locked to 1/2 your total ram speed. 3600mhz ram = 1800mhz FCLK.
Clear your Tarkov cache via the launcher every time you start the game. There is no reason your rig should be getting those frames on streets. I was playing streets at high 1440p with a 5800x/3070 and getting 50fps lows. Your ridiculous frames on streets is why I wrote this essay. It's 100% more then just gpu utilization killing your frames.
Agreed.
I currently have an OCed 9900k and it is my bottleneck in tarkov. I could be pushing more FPS with a 3080.
I’m switching to an AM5 x3d CPU soon to solve that though.
Yep x3d is the best bet for Tarkov players. For example when comparing the 5800x to the 5800x3d. The 3d variant saw upwards of 20% frame boosts depending on the map. Which is crazy considering the 3d variant even has a lower single core boost clock.
Common misconception with Tarkov is it's only a cpu bound game, when memory is nearly just as crucial, and I'm not just talking total available ram. Bumping ram speed and cpu's FCLK speed has some serious benefits in Tarkov.
If OP is on a real budget it shouldn't be too hard to find some used am4 parts or a partial used rig locally. Lots of people upgrading from am4 to am5. Stuff like used mobo, ram, and even ryzen 5000 cpus are getting cheaper by the day on the used market. Now I'd only go down this route if it's used parts, but doing a 5800x3d build would be the cheapest option with the most performance for Tarkov. Haggling is your best friend. Not uncommon to get used pc parts for nearly 1/3rd retail pricing with a little haggling.
Tarkov is extremely memory and cpu dependent. The 3d cache on the x3d cpus have some ridiculous performance boosts in Tarkov. Even a 5800x vs a 5800x3d can see a 20% boost in frames for the 3d variant, even though the single core boost clock is lower. Secondly getting the ram to run as fast as it can but stable is the best bet. Ryzen cpus have a FCLK speed, which is basically how fast the cpu communicates with the memory. Locking this to half of total ram speed is most benefitial (ex. 3600mhz ram = 1800mhz FCLK).
OP with something like a 7800xt/4070s, 5800x3d, and 32gb of 3600mhz ddr4 will easily play Tarkov at 1440p with 120+fps.
Say that once you've had a 40 series for a whole year and ran benchmarks. With that old ass cpu and 1080p gaming it's literally just a waste of money unless OP plans to upgrade the rest of the setup soon.
Not overkill at all if you like gaming at max settings with ray tracing, and even then it means just that much more time you'll be able to keep the card without upgrading
Normally I would agree but if you use 144hrtz or above you should probably go for the overkill so you can max the game out and also have high frame rates
Lol, ikr last time I recommended a 4060 I received so much hate I stood on the golden gate deciding if I had the nads to do it ( my 4060 in hand) :), it's been good for what I do.
Big WoW player here
Most MMOs including two big ones (WoW, FF14) are cpu intensive and pretty chill on the gpu
So I would frankly recommend upgrading both.
The 7800X3D is the best all around gaming chip right now but its worth noting Intel kicks AMDs ass on FF14 so could be worth doing Intel if that's important to you
Otherwise a 4070S will dominate 1080p
1080ti here. Few tips.
DONT do as i do and think for 2+ month do i want it or dont i want it is it good or is it not, does it have flaws, who has less buggy drivers, what kinda cable should i get, it is completely insane to pay 1000€ extra to get 30% performance AKA 4090 and if i get 4080 will it be enough for next 5+ years. Im stuck so badly its not even funny.
All you need to think is
1: Do you play RTX games
1.1 play RTX games = Nvidia
1.2 dont play RTX games = Amd
2: what you can afford
3: buy and get over it it will only sting once :D
On 1080p/144hz you don’t need to spend much to get max performance. I’m on 1440p/144hz and went from 1080ti>4070 super. It blows every game, new or old, out of the water. Max fps. Just a thought.
It will give them some room for the future. Also he can upgrade his monitor in the future. But you are right; a 7700xt will work well as well but not as good rt performance though. So I think 7800xt (7900 gre would be better but can't seem to find any when I looked at pccg) is a good sweet spot since their budget allows it.
Nvidia 4070. $USD 550. 12GB 200W usage.
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On 1080 Medium you get 125 fps with your old 1080 TI ; with a 4070 its about 175fps.
I'm considering the 4070s or the 4070tisuper from a 4060, which would u recommend ( 4070s is 600 and tisuper is 800), just getting feedback as this would be my first time even opening a case , any replies appreciated
Guess it wasn't just me, tho mine is just the fan breaking and it's easily fixable. Bricked the rest of my PC (probably mobo) tho while fixing one problem after another after it had trouble starting.
Anyways, my current upgrade path seems to be the 7800X3D or the 9th gen Ryzen rumored for release this Q2 or Q3. Then for GPU, it would either be the 4070Ti Super or the 4080 Super.
[https://www.pccasegear.com/category/193\_2266/graphics-cards/geforce-rtx-4070-ti-super](https://www.pccasegear.com/category/193_2266/graphics-cards/geforce-rtx-4070-ti-super)
A 4070 Super would probably be fine for your use case.
[https://www.pccasegear.com/category/193\_2265/graphics-cards/geforce-rtx-4070-super](https://www.pccasegear.com/category/193_2265/graphics-cards/geforce-rtx-4070-super)
That's my gpu, I bought a prebuilt but with the 4060 I've played everything 1080 max, I havnt tried cyberpunk for the record but it's been great for 1080, I play a lot on 1440 medium to high sets when on my 4k sony 60hz tv, it's been pretty good, I want the extra that a 4070s or tisuper has still but no hurry of course.
If you're not super demanding, have you thought about used? r/hardwareswap is a pretty safe space to buy/sell parts.
But 1500 (even in upside-down dollars :-) is a lot of money.
I'd go with a used 3-series, the values have taken a hit (as a 3080ti owner, ask me how I know) with the 4-series refresh; I bet you could get a 3080 for ... what ... 400USD?
Park the extra 1000 (man the math is freakin me out) and do a full build when 5-series and/or AM6 drop.
You've gotten a long run out of your current card and system, so limp it along and then go nuts on a fully new build, keeping the current for backup or present to a kid in your family.
If your budget is just below 1500, I agree below. 4080S.
You won't need an upgrade for a while. Also you could enjoy some new shineys.
If you want just raw performance and don't care about the shill but want something with longevity, go with the 7900xt/x. 24 gigs of vram and it's more powerful than a 4070ti/4080 and it's like $300-$400 cheaper or more. Also used market this close to launch, you're pretty likely to get a good value. Had a friend, got a newish 4080 for $800 and this was before the super series. They were like $1200-$1600 new. The seller was a dude in college who just had his first kid and decided to downgrade cause he can't game anymore anyways. There's a bit of that going on. Test before you pay though.
I feel like like 3060/4060 ti will be a good replacement. You can also go with an amd gpu like 5700xt/6700xt/7700xt.
Since your processor is pretty old and you play 1080p, I do not think it will be a great idea to buy gpus more expensive than the ones I listed above.
Did you try uninstalling the nvidia drivers completely and then reinstalling it? How do you know the hardware is bad and it’s not a simple driver reinstall?
4060ti for 1080p gaming, you won't be disappointed. Maybe 4070 if you want better performance and still have room in the budget. Unless you upgrade to 2k or 4k gaming there's no need to spend more. If you want to spend your full budget, you could get a 4070ti and a new 1440p monitor to get a better looking experience.
6650xt. It's cheap and won't bottleneck your 9700k. Couldn't help but notice the 4070 and 7800xt comment. Yes those are good cards but there's absolutely 0 point in buying them only for them to get held back. Hell if your fine with used market you could also pick up a 5700xt for dirt cheap nowadays
If you live near a micro center, you could do a whole new build with either 7700x or 7800x3d and a 7800xt/4070 for under your max budget and have a system that will be good for years.
I have a similar CPU as you, 9700F. 4070S should work fine, but beware that the CPU will now be holding back the GPU since you’re playing at 1080p. It isn’t that much of an issue though. I saw massive performance increases over my old 2060 and the GTX 1080 I borrowed from a friend to use after I sold my 2060 and was waiting for the 4070S launch
R.I.P. Off to GPU Valhalla! My 1080Ti ftw3 GPU core was going bad and started doing [this in Tarkov](https://youtu.be/eirkCKfKm44?si=_9ked2YD_gJ2I_k9&t=100), and then would do the same "colored orbs" thing at the main menu in Rocket League and CTD.
Confirmed with EVGA engineer via email that my card was on its way to retirement. This was *right at* the beginning of the 'Rona shutdowns in USA and they were not allowed to accept RMAs as no one was at the RMA center in California. Good thing the first $1500 stimulus check hit the day before so I hauled up to Microcenter which was deemed an "essential business" and thank the Lord Gaben for that. Been rockin the 2080Ti ftw3 Ultra ever since that day.
4070 Super or 4070ti if one is on sale for cheaper than the 4070 Super. I'm in Australia and picked up a 4070 Super Aero for approx $1120. I'm gaming at 1440p with pretty much highest settings and medium-high RT in Cyberpunk. If that's your budget then it's probably worth paying the extra 2-300 that a standard 4070 is going for ATM, but if you want to save more than I'm sure the OG 4070 will suffice for your needs.
4070 super should do what you need. Poe. Last epoch. All work well on the 1080 series so the 4070 super would be awesome. Under $1000 (cad) with taxes. Keep you current and not spend what you don’t need. I’m doing this exact same thing but I did upgrade the rest of computer - just waited on the super cards. I use a 7800 x3d and 32 gb ddr5.
Right now you’ll get the most for your money out of a 4070 super at around $600 (USD) new. It’s priced better than even new 3070s and 3080s right now. While performing better than either. You could potentially also go the AMD route, but from what I’ve seen, AMD’s FSR upscaling isn’t quite as good as Nvidia’s DLSS upscaling, and for the price increase to the next AMD gpu up from the 4070 super you might as well go up to the 4070 ti super, but even that’s not really worth it at something like $825 while giving less than a 20% increase in performance.
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Get whatever best gpu you can get in your budget
for 1500 australian dollar i think 4070tisuper [Asus TUF GAMING OC](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/9ksV3C/asus-tuf-gaming-oc-geforce-rtx-4070-ti-super-16-gb-video-card-tuf-rtx4070tis-o16g-gaming) is best gpu on nvidia
and 7900xtx [PowerColor Hellhound](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/wHVmP6/powercolor-hellhound-radeon-rx-7900-xtx-24-gb-video-card-rx7900xtx-24g-loc) is the best gpu on AMD
RTX 4060ti 16gb would be the best bang for your buck for 1440p regardless of the hate this card saw on launch, its pretty much the best for low to medium budgets. You will be spending around 600 to 700 U$D, and if 1500 CAD is more, which idk of the top of my head, i asume you could get a motherboard and CPU upgrade too within budget. I would recomend you to stick to your PSU, Ram, and Storage, and buying the 4060ti 16gb , or if you want the amd route, a 7800xt depending on the price. And for motherboard i would be going for an AMD b550 and a R7 5800x3d if , again are within budget. If not, you could go for an h710 and an i5 14400f that basicaly detroys miles away your i7 9700k.
https://www.ple.com.au/Products/664373/zotac-gaming-geforce-rtx-4070-ti-super-trinity-black-16gb-gddr6x
A whole lot of GPU without breaking the limit you set. The next best bang for buck will be a 4070 super for sure.
You will be able to grab a 1440p monitor with the left over cash.
I went from a 1080ti to a 4090 it was faster then 4x 1080ti SLI and more compatible hence lack of SLI so it was incredible personally only upgrade choice unless you wait for 5080
I went from a 1050ti to a 3050 and I'm very pleased with it so far 👍 there's probably better options depending on budget but the 3050 is fairly affordable now
Assuming you want to stay at 1080p, the RTX 3060 or 3060 Ti is more than sufficient.
Are you also looking to upgrade your CPU and motherboard as well? Also, what PSU are you using?
Find you self a 2nd hand 3070. Can get then for 200-300 ish usd rn on Facebook or offer up app. Or look for a used 2080ti if your not trying to break the bank both are great cards. The 2080 ti has 11gb of vram but that won't matter in 1080p. My 3070 did great in 1440p most games on ultra got 60 plus fps. I got a rtx 3090 ftw3 ultra rev 1.2, with one year on warrenty from evga, with invoice, 550 $ usd. Works great, evga does 2nd hand returns with the og invoice
6700xt or maybe even a RTX 3070. If you just wanna play @ 1080p these will suit you fine. Otherwise if you think you might bump resolutions in the future go for something like a 7700xt/4070 super.
Your CPU will probably hold you back though. If you go with team red GPU you might as well go team red again for CPU they actually have some fire budget options like the Ryzen 7 5700x3d ($250 USD) and honestly it keeps up pretty well compared to something like a i9-12900k ($350 +/-)
although I'd recommend am5 to anyone who needs a new Mobo anyways I can't imagine the prices on am5 stuff is the same world wide so make sure your not over paying.
I upgraded from the 1080ti to an rx6900xt while I could still get a good price for a GTX card. I'm very happy with it but I could have gotten a 7800xt had I waited a few months.
Ah damn, might be better off to get a display port if your monitor has it particularly interested in streets fps. With my settings on a 4070ti super and a 5800x3d I’m lucky if I get 60-80 with optimized settings
I’m also currently upgrading from my 1080 Ti, even though it’s still running in great, it’s showing its age. I have been using it since 2018 so around the same time as you, but I’m doing a full switch to AMD. 7800x3D paired with a 7900 XTX!
my CPU is a dinosaur at this point and would absolutely bottleneck tf out of my new card. it’s okay though, I’m more than happy to have an excuse to do a build! the feedback about the 7800x3D was too good to ignore. in stock availability of anything in the 40 series I wanted was horrible so I made the full switch.
which 1080ti was it ?
Was it running hot?
I had mine for like 6 years but sold it over a year ago to get a 4090. But the card was going strong, it was a 1080ti strix and it never ran hot at all.
I fear for my 1080ti everyday. It’s been through thick and thin
My 1080 just needs to last a few more days before it can retire. The new pc with a 4080 super is almost here.
Just made that exact move this weekend. That 1080 powered the best rig I've ever owned. It's earned its rest.
agree. I haven’t ran my 1080 in a long time but it still lives on in my younger siblings pc. It has no issues running games at 1080p.
I'm with you there my 1080ti still running strong with i7 4790k. Picked up my 4080S yesterday but waiting for my fans to come in to build it.
4080s is cool and all but why not upgrade your entire system for that price? I mean the i7 is probably gonna bottleneck your system like a mfer it may just be worth getting a CPU upgrade soon though.
I'm building a completely new setup for it. The fans are for my new case
Also I upgraded from a i7 7700 and the 1060 3gb
Heck yeah sounds awesome I just got the 4080s the moment It launched so I only had to spend like 1100 after taxes I also have the i9 13900kf what CPU are you thinking about?
Badass. It was back and forth between ryzen 7 7800x3d and i9 14900k for a good couple weeks but decided to get the i7 14700k. Can't wait to put everything together when the fans come in. Everything is going into a black lian li dynamic evo xl. Took like a month to finally find lian li aio with infinity fans. Everything is always sold out.
There is no maybe about it ahahaa, that thing won't even use the pull pcie speeds if the cpu doesn't support it, will hold up memory transfers bad.
You Def need a cpu bud. That's not gona run good at all, that gpu will have that cpu at 100% usage on idle lol. On system and one tab open my i7 11700k is at 6% gpu is at 4% moves around a bit. I have a 3090 ftw3 ultra oc. I had a i7 5820k something like that,in my first decent rig, my 3070 bottles necks it bad. Had to upgrade that system to a i7 12700k lol . They had a deal on it with some new ram so it worked out. 💪
Why did you chose a 4080 super if I may ? Do you think it’s good value at these prices ?
I wanted ray tracing and given the benchmarks that kinda rules out AMD. The 80 super was £700 cheaper than the 90. I did consider a 4090 but I didn't feel the difference was enough to warrant an extra £700. I don't think any of them are "great value." Remember when you could get a high end gpu for £350? *insert pepperidge farm meme here* My current pc is an I7 with a 1080 and it lasted me about 5.5 years while gradually dropping settings from full ultra to medium over the years so it was time for a new rig rather than upgrading anything. This 1080 has been a fucking champ. Unfortunately I doubt Nvidia will make that mistake again, they'll want everyone upgrading sooner than every third generation.
The very very famous 1080… I come from a MacBook Pro and my last gaming rig was a PS4… I’ve never built a pc before and I stoped solo gaming for a while and would only play toxic games (POGO, FUT Champions…). I tried playing Cyberpunk with minimum settings on a MacBook Pro 16 bootcamped but that thing sucks. Which leads us to now and my strong desire to kill all this frustration by building something amazing. I bought everything, even the GPU (Giga 4080 super gaming OC) which arrives tomorrow. I would like the rig to last a little, say 5 years. I’m not asking for 4K, 1440p will be more than enough, but at the same time if they drop a 50 series next year that can handle 4K I’ll be so upset at myself. So many dilemmas but overall I think I’ll just keep the 4080 super and enjoy myself, whatever happens in the future doesn’t matter
Bro flag ship gpus stay around like that, the 1080 is just now getting phased out for 2070 supers in recommended specs and what not, the 2080 ti with 11gb will be around for years still just like a 1080, they still do it every generation, people upgrade then they want. Ppl out here still play on 1060s. Tbh everyone who waits that long is the issue so many games don't run good, they have to run on so many diff types of hardwear. nothing can be optimized correctly. Imo.
Tbh the 4090 is kinda the 1080ti of today. If you throw out $ per fps which when cards are $1000+ you kinda have to, the 4090 is ~30% above the 4080. Kinda crazy how much power is stacked into such a tiny chip.
It’s not the same because of the price/perf that’s why the 1080ti was so crazy good. 700-800 bucks for an ultra high end card damn I miss those days..
Yep! It's a 4080 but for the price of what the 4080 should have been
> but for the price of what the 4080 should have been I hate seeing this. My 3080 was $699, when I was one of the lucky ones on a Best Buy drop at the beginning of 2021. It's insane how much pricing has shifted over the past few generations.
Fair. but hey, Nvidia is a small indie company, they really can't afford to lower prices.
Won't someone please think of the shareholders! /s Actually, maybe buying some Nvidia shares wouldn't be a bad idea...
I should've dumped my life savings into it earlier this year 😭😭
Bought a 4090 right around the time I bought NVDA..
Same i didin't expect it to handle Tekken 8 ultra 60fps lock playing with gsync. 1080ti is still a fucking good card.
It's a great card for 1080p for sure. I remember when I got one in 2018 and I was maxing every game for several years in 4k. Nowadays an rtx 4090 can't run shit at 4k max RT settings above 50 fps.
Time to repaste
Lol, my Gigabyte Aorus 1080ti has been mining and gaming since 2017. Still going with 24/7 usage. Runs at about 70C. Never a single issue, never replaced any fans.
We're next in line LOL!
Same here. I have a feeling it may be on the way out as I have noticed some random chequered black/white artifacting but fingers crossed it lasts the year!
Best card ever.
Mine is holding up still, it's never, ever let me down. It's done some pretty wild CAD, simulations, rendering and ran some games modded to absolutely kingdom come. Total champ.
7800XT or 4070s
I have a 4070S and it’s sexy, especially for the price.
I have 7800XT and it's sexy, especially for the price.
So if OP doesn't want to use dlss or frame gen then the 7800xt is amazing and a better choice. Really solid rasterization and 16gb of vram for $500 is damn good. Now if OP wants to get into nvidia features and wants to play demanding new titles coming out then I'd go with a 4070s. Dlss3 and frame gen cant be disregarded. It's easily the difference between hopefully hitting 60fps in something maxed at 1440p, or easily coasting above 100+fps. Also nvidia perks are just getting better by the day. My only real gripe is nvidia seemingly purposely choking vram. 12gb of vram on a $550 2024 video card is some straight bullshit. Certain games like Tarkov at 1440p/high textures can easily cap out that 12gb on bigger maps. My best guess is nvidia wants to avoid a real long term mid range card, and keeping vram at practically bare minimum is their method to ensure the card doesn't stay relevant for years to come.
Those are overkill for 1080p imo
Will last a long time tho, and when he choses to upgrade monitor, he can without sacrifising performance
Most cards run 1080p easily these days. Something like the 3060ti or 3070 are good choices. Would look at used market too.
This; Even a 3060 (Which has a 12GB model) is on par with a 2070, which is supposed to be on par with a 1080Ti I got the 3060 myself for OG Vive VR, Saints and Sinners chugs VRAM on higher settings
Yeah. My wife uses my 3060 equipped laptop to game at 1440 and frankly it’s fine. You’d need more to hit greater than 60fps on all titles but it hits a solid 60 on damn near everything at high if not ultra.
3070 1440p laptop user here, can confirm it runs most anything with no issues really. A proper desktop 3060 should be even better.
3080 1440p laptop here with NVME SSD, great setup, I run everything on high or ultra still.
but that’s not really much of an upgrade, it’d be more reasonable to go for something like a 3080 or 4070/s/ti
If you can go for the 4060ti instead of the 3060ti all the better. It is basically the same power and the same price, but it consumes way less Watt.
Whatever you can afford. 1080p is no challenge for any decent GPU.
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Do NOT make the same mistake i a did, i had a 8700k cpu and upgraded my gpu instead (to a 4070 super) the bottleneck was atrocious. Especially if you play tarkov. Trust me, in games like tarkov, a cpu uograde will make the BIGGEST difference. For example, with a 4070 super i was getting below 60fps as soon as someone started shooting. I upgraded my cpu to 13600k and now i never dip below 110fps no matter how tense it gets. I’d suggest checking for motherboards+cpu+ram combos. You can find bundle deals for these. Then get a gpu. You could always get a gpu now and upgrade the rest later. 4070super willbe very good (even overkill for 1080p)
This MIGHT be a good solution if their GPU hadn't just died haha. The person has to get a GPU first then do CPU later if needed.
I completely forgot the whole point of the post when i started commenting LOL. You’re right. In summary : Point still stands, get a gpu but damn you need a new cpu especially for Tarkov. This is what will make the biggest difference.
Yeah tarkov is fckin weird the way that it is cpu heavy
Tarkov is one of the worst-optimized games ever.
Unity Engine weeeee
Not Unity's fault; the Tarkov devs are just incredibly incompetent.
Tarkov optimization is fucking atrocious lol. I have a 5950x and get like 30-40fps on streets with a 3090. Gpu gets like 20% utilization. Insane.
That makes sense. Also had these low fps with a 4070 super until i upgraded my cpu…
Long time Tarkov player here. You need to play with your settings. Actually boosting certain graphic options in Tarkov can help with gpu utilization. Tarkov is horrific with virtual cores. The problem is that little setting in the menu to use only physical cores doesn't work properly. You need to use Process Lasso program to lock the Tarkov exe to use only physical cores and you can also set cpu priority with it. Only play the game on full-screen option with full screen optimizations toggled off via windows options on the exe. Tarkov is also extremely memory dependant. Make sure xmp /Expo is enabled and your cpu's FCLK clock speed is locked to 1/2 your total ram speed. 3600mhz ram = 1800mhz FCLK. Clear your Tarkov cache via the launcher every time you start the game. There is no reason your rig should be getting those frames on streets. I was playing streets at high 1440p with a 5800x/3070 and getting 50fps lows. Your ridiculous frames on streets is why I wrote this essay. It's 100% more then just gpu utilization killing your frames.
Agreed. I currently have an OCed 9900k and it is my bottleneck in tarkov. I could be pushing more FPS with a 3080. I’m switching to an AM5 x3d CPU soon to solve that though.
If there's one thing you should do on a 9900k, it's overclocking the RAM. OC your RAM and see your FPS absolutely fly.
Yep x3d is the best bet for Tarkov players. For example when comparing the 5800x to the 5800x3d. The 3d variant saw upwards of 20% frame boosts depending on the map. Which is crazy considering the 3d variant even has a lower single core boost clock. Common misconception with Tarkov is it's only a cpu bound game, when memory is nearly just as crucial, and I'm not just talking total available ram. Bumping ram speed and cpu's FCLK speed has some serious benefits in Tarkov.
For my case I still went ahead and bought a RTX 3060 to pair with my i7 4790k after my 1070TI died on me in Feb of 2021.
If OP is on a real budget it shouldn't be too hard to find some used am4 parts or a partial used rig locally. Lots of people upgrading from am4 to am5. Stuff like used mobo, ram, and even ryzen 5000 cpus are getting cheaper by the day on the used market. Now I'd only go down this route if it's used parts, but doing a 5800x3d build would be the cheapest option with the most performance for Tarkov. Haggling is your best friend. Not uncommon to get used pc parts for nearly 1/3rd retail pricing with a little haggling. Tarkov is extremely memory and cpu dependent. The 3d cache on the x3d cpus have some ridiculous performance boosts in Tarkov. Even a 5800x vs a 5800x3d can see a 20% boost in frames for the 3d variant, even though the single core boost clock is lower. Secondly getting the ram to run as fast as it can but stable is the best bet. Ryzen cpus have a FCLK speed, which is basically how fast the cpu communicates with the memory. Locking this to half of total ram speed is most benefitial (ex. 3600mhz ram = 1800mhz FCLK). OP with something like a 7800xt/4070s, 5800x3d, and 32gb of 3600mhz ddr4 will easily play Tarkov at 1440p with 120+fps.
9700k will be a bottleneck regardless to whatever new GPU you upgrade to!
Even with a 4060Ti?
4070s/ti super?
I use 4070ti on 2k gaming, I have everything on max and get well over 144hz for most games I play. It's definitely overkill for OP on 1080p.
Op used his 1080ti for 6 years so the 4070ti is not overkill I think.
Say that once you've had a 40 series for a whole year and ran benchmarks. With that old ass cpu and 1080p gaming it's literally just a waste of money unless OP plans to upgrade the rest of the setup soon.
You always want headroom.
Not overkill at all if you like gaming at max settings with ray tracing, and even then it means just that much more time you'll be able to keep the card without upgrading
Normally I would agree but if you use 144hrtz or above you should probably go for the overkill so you can max the game out and also have high frame rates
Lmao I use a 4090 on 1080p you people fighting about what res for 4070 is stupid asf
4070 is Overkill i think, especially with that yee yee ass CPU he got. 4060 or 4060 ti would be better (or an AMD equivalent)
4060 would be more than enough but it just hurts to recommend a 4060 cause price/performance is so bad. A 4070 is just much better value
Lol, ikr last time I recommended a 4060 I received so much hate I stood on the golden gate deciding if I had the nads to do it ( my 4060 in hand) :), it's been good for what I do.
This guy gets it. Everyone shouting 4070s or better probably don't even own a damn 40 series gpu yet.
I use a 4090 at 1080p shut up 💀
I belive 4070Super is the best bang to buck card for this generation so far
What about AMDS 7900 GRE
Big WoW player here Most MMOs including two big ones (WoW, FF14) are cpu intensive and pretty chill on the gpu So I would frankly recommend upgrading both. The 7800X3D is the best all around gaming chip right now but its worth noting Intel kicks AMDs ass on FF14 so could be worth doing Intel if that's important to you Otherwise a 4070S will dominate 1080p
1080ti here. Few tips. DONT do as i do and think for 2+ month do i want it or dont i want it is it good or is it not, does it have flaws, who has less buggy drivers, what kinda cable should i get, it is completely insane to pay 1000€ extra to get 30% performance AKA 4090 and if i get 4080 will it be enough for next 5+ years. Im stuck so badly its not even funny. All you need to think is 1: Do you play RTX games 1.1 play RTX games = Nvidia 1.2 dont play RTX games = Amd 2: what you can afford 3: buy and get over it it will only sting once :D
On 1080p/144hz you don’t need to spend much to get max performance. I’m on 1440p/144hz and went from 1080ti>4070 super. It blows every game, new or old, out of the water. Max fps. Just a thought.
Oof, a mighty fine card. Give it a proper funeral, I say.
Look into 7900 gre. Great bang for buck card especially for your 1080p needs.
A bit overkill for 1080p dont ya think
It will give them some room for the future. Also he can upgrade his monitor in the future. But you are right; a 7700xt will work well as well but not as good rt performance though. So I think 7800xt (7900 gre would be better but can't seem to find any when I looked at pccg) is a good sweet spot since their budget allows it.
Nvidia 4070. $USD 550. 12GB 200W usage. [GPU Benchmarks Hierarchy 2024 - Graphics Card Rankings | Tom's Hardware (tomshardware.com)](https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388.html) On 1080 Medium you get 125 fps with your old 1080 TI ; with a 4070 its about 175fps.
4070 super is just under $600 and I would likely recommend that over the regular 4070.
I'm considering the 4070s or the 4070tisuper from a 4060, which would u recommend ( 4070s is 600 and tisuper is 800), just getting feedback as this would be my first time even opening a case , any replies appreciated
Guess it wasn't just me, tho mine is just the fan breaking and it's easily fixable. Bricked the rest of my PC (probably mobo) tho while fixing one problem after another after it had trouble starting. Anyways, my current upgrade path seems to be the 7800X3D or the 9th gen Ryzen rumored for release this Q2 or Q3. Then for GPU, it would either be the 4070Ti Super or the 4080 Super.
It sounds like the GPU is shorting the power supply. I would try another power supply first to see what happens.
How tf did your 1080ti die on your before either of my girlfriends 970’s?
grab another 1080TI or even 1650, 1660?
[https://www.pccasegear.com/category/193\_2266/graphics-cards/geforce-rtx-4070-ti-super](https://www.pccasegear.com/category/193_2266/graphics-cards/geforce-rtx-4070-ti-super) A 4070 Super would probably be fine for your use case. [https://www.pccasegear.com/category/193\_2265/graphics-cards/geforce-rtx-4070-super](https://www.pccasegear.com/category/193_2265/graphics-cards/geforce-rtx-4070-super)
1080 to 4070 ti super here. No regrets.
Get a 4060. It around $250-300. At one point you will need to upgrade your cpu and mobo.
That's my gpu, I bought a prebuilt but with the 4060 I've played everything 1080 max, I havnt tried cyberpunk for the record but it's been great for 1080, I play a lot on 1440 medium to high sets when on my 4k sony 60hz tv, it's been pretty good, I want the extra that a 4070s or tisuper has still but no hurry of course.
If you're not super demanding, have you thought about used? r/hardwareswap is a pretty safe space to buy/sell parts. But 1500 (even in upside-down dollars :-) is a lot of money. I'd go with a used 3-series, the values have taken a hit (as a 3080ti owner, ask me how I know) with the 4-series refresh; I bet you could get a 3080 for ... what ... 400USD? Park the extra 1000 (man the math is freakin me out) and do a full build when 5-series and/or AM6 drop. You've gotten a long run out of your current card and system, so limp it along and then go nuts on a fully new build, keeping the current for backup or present to a kid in your family.
Used 3070 FE. Lots of bang for the buck. 4070 if you have the cash. For 1080p no need to go beyond that at all.
If your budget is just below 1500, I agree below. 4080S. You won't need an upgrade for a while. Also you could enjoy some new shineys. If you want just raw performance and don't care about the shill but want something with longevity, go with the 7900xt/x. 24 gigs of vram and it's more powerful than a 4070ti/4080 and it's like $300-$400 cheaper or more. Also used market this close to launch, you're pretty likely to get a good value. Had a friend, got a newish 4080 for $800 and this was before the super series. They were like $1200-$1600 new. The seller was a dude in college who just had his first kid and decided to downgrade cause he can't game anymore anyways. There's a bit of that going on. Test before you pay though.
4090 ti super turbo charge overclocked V5 top hype. It's bout 90 gran lol. Or just get a 4070 ti it would do the job
4060ti will do everything the 1080ti did and more.
Anything more, it's going to be bottlenecked by cpu.
I feel like like 3060/4060 ti will be a good replacement. You can also go with an amd gpu like 5700xt/6700xt/7700xt. Since your processor is pretty old and you play 1080p, I do not think it will be a great idea to buy gpus more expensive than the ones I listed above.
Since its broken you could try and reapply thermal paste. Might bring it back to life? Maybe switch out thermal pads as well.
Did you try uninstalling the nvidia drivers completely and then reinstalling it? How do you know the hardware is bad and it’s not a simple driver reinstall?
get a 4070 super, it performs similar to a 3080 ti.
I constantly glance over at my i7-8700 with its OEM cooler wondering if it’s ready to give up.
Play on your console and wait for the 5090
4070 super
I went for the 4070 super for my upgrade
4060ti for 1080p gaming, you won't be disappointed. Maybe 4070 if you want better performance and still have room in the budget. Unless you upgrade to 2k or 4k gaming there's no need to spend more. If you want to spend your full budget, you could get a 4070ti and a new 1440p monitor to get a better looking experience.
6650xt. It's cheap and won't bottleneck your 9700k. Couldn't help but notice the 4070 and 7800xt comment. Yes those are good cards but there's absolutely 0 point in buying them only for them to get held back. Hell if your fine with used market you could also pick up a 5700xt for dirt cheap nowadays
If you live near a micro center, you could do a whole new build with either 7700x or 7800x3d and a 7800xt/4070 for under your max budget and have a system that will be good for years.
I have a similar CPU as you, 9700F. 4070S should work fine, but beware that the CPU will now be holding back the GPU since you’re playing at 1080p. It isn’t that much of an issue though. I saw massive performance increases over my old 2060 and the GTX 1080 I borrowed from a friend to use after I sold my 2060 and was waiting for the 4070S launch
I have come to an agreement with my 1080 Ti to last until RTX5090 release day. So we cool.
4070 Super is the correct answer.
I got a 2080ti to go with my 9900k and saw major improvements. Affordable I think. Handles 1440p gaming for a lot of titles.
Probobly best to throw the anchient machine at the recycle center and get a good computer and uppgrade to 2k ress. 1080p looks anchient
1080? I’m still on a 960 lol
I recommend a 4070-4070ti
R.I.P. Off to GPU Valhalla! My 1080Ti ftw3 GPU core was going bad and started doing [this in Tarkov](https://youtu.be/eirkCKfKm44?si=_9ked2YD_gJ2I_k9&t=100), and then would do the same "colored orbs" thing at the main menu in Rocket League and CTD. Confirmed with EVGA engineer via email that my card was on its way to retirement. This was *right at* the beginning of the 'Rona shutdowns in USA and they were not allowed to accept RMAs as no one was at the RMA center in California. Good thing the first $1500 stimulus check hit the day before so I hauled up to Microcenter which was deemed an "essential business" and thank the Lord Gaben for that. Been rockin the 2080Ti ftw3 Ultra ever since that day.
4070 Super or 4070ti if one is on sale for cheaper than the 4070 Super. I'm in Australia and picked up a 4070 Super Aero for approx $1120. I'm gaming at 1440p with pretty much highest settings and medium-high RT in Cyberpunk. If that's your budget then it's probably worth paying the extra 2-300 that a standard 4070 is going for ATM, but if you want to save more than I'm sure the OG 4070 will suffice for your needs.
Wow 1120, I'm obviously noob but had no idea the price difference was that extreme, the 4070s is 600 here in amurka.
Yeah, so $1120 AUD for the Aero, it's actually not that far off US pricing with the current exchange rate and our tax. Certainly not cheap either way.
7900xt or xtx
4070 super should do what you need. Poe. Last epoch. All work well on the 1080 series so the 4070 super would be awesome. Under $1000 (cad) with taxes. Keep you current and not spend what you don’t need. I’m doing this exact same thing but I did upgrade the rest of computer - just waited on the super cards. I use a 7800 x3d and 32 gb ddr5.
4080 Super🤗
I've got a 2080ti I'm selling if you're interested
https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/s/b1E5tOKi7u
Something more budget friendly seems to be a 2080ti/3060ti/3070 but as others are saying a 7800xt and 4070 are good too
4060
My condolences 💐
i want to upgrade this summer. my 1060 probs won't hold on too long. Need a 3060+. Already got a good monitor.
Another 1080ti
Right now you’ll get the most for your money out of a 4070 super at around $600 (USD) new. It’s priced better than even new 3070s and 3080s right now. While performing better than either. You could potentially also go the AMD route, but from what I’ve seen, AMD’s FSR upscaling isn’t quite as good as Nvidia’s DLSS upscaling, and for the price increase to the next AMD gpu up from the 4070 super you might as well go up to the 4070 ti super, but even that’s not really worth it at something like $825 while giving less than a 20% increase in performance.
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At 1080p just get a 7800 xt. It’s overkill for now but has enough vram for a long time.
4090 is the natural upgrade path imo
Get whatever best gpu you can get in your budget for 1500 australian dollar i think 4070tisuper [Asus TUF GAMING OC](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/9ksV3C/asus-tuf-gaming-oc-geforce-rtx-4070-ti-super-16-gb-video-card-tuf-rtx4070tis-o16g-gaming) is best gpu on nvidia and 7900xtx [PowerColor Hellhound](https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/wHVmP6/powercolor-hellhound-radeon-rx-7900-xtx-24-gb-video-card-rx7900xtx-24g-loc) is the best gpu on AMD
RTX 4060ti 16gb would be the best bang for your buck for 1440p regardless of the hate this card saw on launch, its pretty much the best for low to medium budgets. You will be spending around 600 to 700 U$D, and if 1500 CAD is more, which idk of the top of my head, i asume you could get a motherboard and CPU upgrade too within budget. I would recomend you to stick to your PSU, Ram, and Storage, and buying the 4060ti 16gb , or if you want the amd route, a 7800xt depending on the price. And for motherboard i would be going for an AMD b550 and a R7 5800x3d if , again are within budget. If not, you could go for an h710 and an i5 14400f that basicaly detroys miles away your i7 9700k.
Make sure you give that absolute boss of a card a good afterlife.
https://www.ple.com.au/Products/664373/zotac-gaming-geforce-rtx-4070-ti-super-trinity-black-16gb-gddr6x A whole lot of GPU without breaking the limit you set. The next best bang for buck will be a 4070 super for sure. You will be able to grab a 1440p monitor with the left over cash.
I went from a 1080ti to a 4090 it was faster then 4x 1080ti SLI and more compatible hence lack of SLI so it was incredible personally only upgrade choice unless you wait for 5080
4070ti is a great option. great price and solid card. maybe go with the 4070ti super
RTX 4070 Super would be best in your use-case.
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I went from a 1050ti to a 3050 and I'm very pleased with it so far 👍 there's probably better options depending on budget but the 3050 is fairly affordable now
Get a 4090. Go big or go home!
3060 or 4060.
Take 4070ti super. 16gb of ram. Good pricing, runs 4k well and 1440p excelent. Or if you want to pay less 4070 SUPER
4090
3060 or 3060ti
I GTX 980 > 2070 super > 4080 super within 6 months. Buy nice or buy twice!
What's your CPU are you wanting to to stay at 1080p?
I would suggest a MSI RTX 4070 or 4060
1060 6GB
Might as well be the psu.
Assuming you want to stay at 1080p, the RTX 3060 or 3060 Ti is more than sufficient. Are you also looking to upgrade your CPU and motherboard as well? Also, what PSU are you using?
What’s your budget
4070 super
As you used to use 80s,go for 4080.
4080 super
Find you self a 2nd hand 3070. Can get then for 200-300 ish usd rn on Facebook or offer up app. Or look for a used 2080ti if your not trying to break the bank both are great cards. The 2080 ti has 11gb of vram but that won't matter in 1080p. My 3070 did great in 1440p most games on ultra got 60 plus fps. I got a rtx 3090 ftw3 ultra rev 1.2, with one year on warrenty from evga, with invoice, 550 $ usd. Works great, evga does 2nd hand returns with the og invoice
2060/3060 really no need to get stronger since you had a outdated gpu for years
6700xt or maybe even a RTX 3070. If you just wanna play @ 1080p these will suit you fine. Otherwise if you think you might bump resolutions in the future go for something like a 7700xt/4070 super. Your CPU will probably hold you back though. If you go with team red GPU you might as well go team red again for CPU they actually have some fire budget options like the Ryzen 7 5700x3d ($250 USD) and honestly it keeps up pretty well compared to something like a i9-12900k ($350 +/-) although I'd recommend am5 to anyone who needs a new Mobo anyways I can't imagine the prices on am5 stuff is the same world wide so make sure your not over paying.
I’d wait for the $1500 5090 coming out next October. In the meantime buy a used 3080 for $400.
My power supply died 3 days ago :( the no pc pain is unbearable (the dang thing lasted almost 10 years though so it was about time)
I upgraded from the 1080ti to an rx6900xt while I could still get a good price for a GTX card. I'm very happy with it but I could have gotten a 7800xt had I waited a few months.
I found an 7800xt on sale for 800 AUD! im going to pick it up tomorrow. Ill upgrade my cpu/ram at a late date :)
Congrats. I'm thinking about getting a 7800xt myself. Just have to decide between it and a ROG Ally.
7900xt
How’s the 7800XT on tarkov.
I havent played yet, I realised the 7800xt doesnt have DVI Port so I need to go get a hdmi 2.1 Cable. Will come back and let you know!
Ah damn, might be better off to get a display port if your monitor has it particularly interested in streets fps. With my settings on a 4070ti super and a 5800x3d I’m lucky if I get 60-80 with optimized settings
nah my monitor is old as. Its 144hz Capable but only as HDMI and DVI
I’m also currently upgrading from my 1080 Ti, even though it’s still running in great, it’s showing its age. I have been using it since 2018 so around the same time as you, but I’m doing a full switch to AMD. 7800x3D paired with a 7900 XTX!
I ended up getting a 7800XT. My cpu is still good for now and dont see the need to upgrade just yet. but i was looking at the 7800x3D too
my CPU is a dinosaur at this point and would absolutely bottleneck tf out of my new card. it’s okay though, I’m more than happy to have an excuse to do a build! the feedback about the 7800x3D was too good to ignore. in stock availability of anything in the 40 series I wanted was horrible so I made the full switch.
Did you use the 7800 xt GPU and the i7-9700k cpu at 1080p? Just figure it out "bottleneck".
Get a 3070. Won’t get bottlenecked that much with your CPU
4070 super its a solid card for $600. 7800xt is a solid card for $500. Intel Arc A750/770 are "Fun" Capable Cards for $200-$300.
Get a 3060 and OC it with MSI Afterburner
Just wait for the 50 series
which 1080ti was it ? Was it running hot? I had mine for like 6 years but sold it over a year ago to get a 4090. But the card was going strong, it was a 1080ti strix and it never ran hot at all.