@@mozzjones6943i would argue the 1070 ti was the sleeper hit from that series. Its almost the same as 1080 and you can even reach the same performance with some OC while being 150$ cheaper.
The 1080ti wasn't an accident it was done because Nvidia thought AMD was creating a beast (They weren't) and it destroyed any AMD card that came up against it back then
@@zhayward3190yup, similar reason why we didn’t get a 4090 TI they learned their lesson. They know the 7900XTX can’t touch. 4090 so they won’t make. 4090 TI
I just changed my gtx 1080 to a 7900xtx. Let's just say the 1080 has a special place on my shelf. What a legendary GPU, It has served me more than well. Rest well old friend.
That happens when people still buy games from a company that released a couple of good games 2 decades ago and a couple of decent games a decade ago. Rockstar isnt that far off from Bethesda these days tho.
Bethesda got terrible optimization in their engine. I’m so worried for The Elder Scrolls 6, I never cared about Starfield but Fallout and TES series are my fav.
@@minhhieunguyen8096 was referring to Bethesda, not Rockstar. While Rockstar can suck a dick for what they did with GTA 5 story DLCs, they still make good games.
I still have a 1080 in my bedroom PC, and if you're happy with 1080p gaming, the card is still a little beast. The 10 seroes were such great graphics cards. In fact i still have a 1080ti in my main PC, as i game on a 1080p tv and havent really needed to upgrade as the tv is 60hz which the 1080ti is more than able to reach in most modern games still.
I used to drool over this card back in 2016. That was the year I finished high school and started college, so I was completely broke and had a GTX 950M laptop that I was playing games at 768p low settings on. Building a GTX 1080 rig and playing The Witcher 3, Fallout 4, modded Skyrim, CS:GO at 1080p max settings was my dream back then :)
Good price for the 1080 :) I am trying to find a 1070 at around that price and I can't find it anywhere, it's insane how the 1070 is still so expensive here in Portugal / eBay Europe
in last month or two a bunch of gtx 1080 and 1080ti droped to 110-140euro, like there is gtx 1080ti for 109euro being sold cant say that i am not tempted to get it even tho i would have no use for it beside adding it to my collection
Legendary card! I remember the internet went crazy when this card is released for the first time and everyone testing this card playing Quantum Break and PUBG
I never own an electronic devices longer than 2 years, but this GPU (and my own PC) which is now 7 years old. Since I don't play newer games at release anymore, I think I can hold this GPU for another 2 years (maybe?)
Purchased back in late 2017, my Zotac GTX1080 mini has served me well and continues to do so when it comes to 1080p gaming on just high settings alone with great frame rates. Im also currently rockin an Asus 24" 144hz 1080p gaming monitor along with it and i havent bought any new PC games since DOOM2016, bought in late 2017 as well due to not being impressed nor interested with newer game titles since then. Rock On!
Not only is the GPU a BEAST. YOU. YOU ARE A BEAST!. Thank you so amazing for producing such amazing benchmark videos, not only for seeing what GPU to buy next, but also for content in general. I love watching your videos in my free time and the overall quality of them is amazing.
ive had my 1080 for 8+ years still running strong running the games i like, nothing too crazy but by far the best card I ever owned. What a champ of a GPU
I'm still using my GTX 1080. Replaced the original cooling with Morpheus II cooler and Noctua fans. Recently, migrated from 4790K/DDR3 1866 & associated MoBo. Now, 12400F/DDR5 6000 & B760 associated MoBo. The GPU was apparently being held back by the CPU and RAM used before. The new hardware has allowed it to flex more, and provide more performance.
Haha I once bought the same card as in the vid, it came with microstutters and I send it back and ran my 980ti till the 1080ti came out. Still own both cards. The 980ti is in a guest system but is due to replacement (upgrade). Exciting times back in the days.
Im still rocking my gtx 1080 i7 7700k and the first GPU i considered and actual worthwhile upgrade was the RX 7900XTX with the 7800x3d or 7950x3d but now that the new cpus and gpu are just around the corner I will hold off to see what 2025 has in store. (and i just bought a flat and am remodelling it so im broke [cant afford a new build rn hahaha]). I will believe in my trusted PC for a little longer.
I bought a Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX1080 for $80 in 2022. It fits an old Corsair 240 airflow case and have it paired with a 5700x/B550/32gb 3200mhz c16 DR out in the garage PC/travel PC. I have a small 25" Ultrawide 1080p 60hz monitor paired with it so I simply shoot for 60fps gaming and even newish games I can get to run at 60fps and looking great. F1 2022 is darn near Ultra with a locked 60fps. Great old card that I will keep until I can snag a newer deal for about the price I can sell this for.
Temps look good on this card even when i replaced its thermal paste once in 8 years 60-70 degrees is so good (in games) and 40-50 degrees Celsius on idle
probably best GPU ever made, I remember buying it for 350$ and having the best experience with it pairing it with a ryzen 2700x. I sold it recently for 150$ (200$ with the ryzen and motherboard) to a friend and considering he only plays overwatch at 1080p and some old assassin's creed games he is having a good time. I now have the 6700xt but i dont really play videogames that much anymore, i wish i didnt sold the 1080 to be honest, i didnt need the upgrade. I probably could have used it until 2026.
I just upgraded from 8600k->12600k and 8GB->32GB (A RAM slot was bad on old MB - shoulda been 16). Still using my 1050TI 4GB. I would obviously love something better but I seldom buy games much less the latest greatest games. There's still tons of games the 1050TI would max settings without a sweat on my wish list. If you can afford better cards, go for it, but don't do it cause of peer pressure!
Had one in my case liquid cooled as her sister 3080 (1080 for linux gaming and 3080 for QEMU/KVM GPU passtrough for windows based games) still a beast for the years in my humble opinion (i used 1080 in 3440x1440 and in some games it shows it's limit at this res)
my old system built in 2016 ran two 1080s in SLI. my current system built in 2022 runs a 3080 Ti. think i'll take out the pair of 1080s and have them on display. they've served me well for 6 years.
I bought a used EVGA FTW GTX 1080 in May 2020 right before the 2nd crypto mining craze for $200 USD, I was upgrading from a GTX 980 Ti, it was perfect for my 1080p 144hz monitor with most games playing at either high or ultra with high frame rates at 1080p, used the GTX 1080 till about April 2022 when prices were finally coming down and got an RTX 2080 for $300 , I live in SoCal so there always deals to find
Great video, I love your channel. Unpopular opinion but I don't see the 1080 as all that good anymore tbh. At the time I was way more impressed with the 1060 due to the low price and I regret not getting one. I hated my 1050Ti so much. I'm never buying entry level again.
I had a gtx 1080 previously and it ran almost ran all games 60 plus fps with a little overclock. This card is a beast. Ofcourse you can grab one from the used market if you are low on budget.
Still have my trusty 1080 sea hawk running in my 3rd machine (one daughter uses when she visits) and it still performs quite well playing games like baldurs gate 3 with the bf and i
Hey, for Stutternite, some people including myself had issues with their 8k hz mice causing insane stuttering. Lowering it back to 1k has helped. Haven't tried 2/4k yet. Just sharing cuz ur fortnite vids helped me so much pick out a new gpu and hope it might help some1. Thanks!!
It was sad to retire my GTX 1080. That thing was there for me during some rough times. It was my first high end GPU and I remember being so excited while waiting for it to come in the mail. Good times.
I’ve been running this gpu since it came out but one thing about this exact gpu the rgb lighting on the fans do tend to go bad like mine and the hdmi and display port also fried but it is still a very good gpu and other than that I’ve had no other issues with it and they still update the card two so ya I recommend the card two as a user of it
I'm actually currently playing Cyberpunk again, my 1080 is at 2025 MHz, I'm getting around 100 fps on 1440p medium settings FSR Quality, with an FSR FG mod, its awesome and works incredibly well, GoT also ran with the same settings at around 80 fps
I recently gave a GTX 1080 to a friend of mine (they had a 1050Ti, ouch) until they saved up for a 4070Ti super. They are still using 1080P displays and it holds up for every game they have played on it (Don't worry, they are upgrading to high refresh 1440p monitors soon, I know the 4070Ti/s is overkill at 1080p). They recently got their new card so I will have to get it back and see if anyone else needs it for a while. I hate letting old GPU's that still have good gaming life in them collect dust.
Before CD project Red upped the specifications for cyber punk it did 60fps fairly comfortably, I had a 1080 before it died sadly, it sits on the shelf now. But when they changed the minimum specifications for statue of liberty dlc, ( Yes I know that's not what it's called) a lot of people will find they can't play the game they bought. Just another thing that get's glossed over, because it's popular now sadly.
G.O.A.T and the ti version. Nothing have come close since. Gonna retire it this thanksgiving for a 7900 gre. Gonna repaste it and sit on my desk. This card gotten me through tough times.
Kryzzp, when you said 2560, I thought I heard this number before, must be something special about this number. In the next second I remembered it is the horizontal resolution of 1440p.
Thanks Kryzzp for this video, sadly my GTX 1080 processed its last Graphics a couple of weeks ago, RIP old friend, you will forever be remembered. Gigabyte GTX 1080 2018-2024.
I have the same ROG Strix model to this day. It is a great card, but some NVIDIA driver updates seem to be capping the GPU's performance. Comparing some Valorant videos that I have, in the past I had way higher fps.
I just upgraded my old 3770K (2012) CPU to a 7800X3D, but I will have to wait until August to upgrade my GPU, until then I am still gaming on the GTX1080 Palit Gamerock OC. My model is dead silent (in a good way😅) and OC like crazy out of the box. At 2.1GHz I get 52fps at 4K in Rise of the Tomb Raider which is only 15% slower than the stock 1080ti 60fps (I had the 1080ti for two years). I was happy with the performance of the GTX1080 until about 2022 (all games from my steam run at 1440p 60fps with some tweaks at worst), but PS5 ports like TLOU1 or UE5 games are just too much for this GPU even with medium settings. In TLOU1 I get 22-35 fps at 1440p (high settings) which is not playable, but thanks to FSRQ I can get 35-45 fps which is somewhat playable on the gamepad. I was not completely happy with the performance of this game, so I bought a used 2080ti and wanted to keep it until the RTX5080 launch, but it was not in good condition, so I returned it because it's GPU core was stuck at only 1350MHz. But even at 1350MHz the 2080ti was massively faster than my GTX1080 in TLOU1, I saw something like 52-65fps at 1440p native, and 70-80fps with DLSS (that's like two GTX1080s), so if someone can get 2080ti in a decent condition I would definitely recommend upgrading GTX1080 to this 2080ti card, it has GTX3070 performance and 11GB VRAM (so it's not VRAM limited like 3070). I also think turing cards have much better drivers compared to pascal GPU's, for example I get something like 70-85fps in witcher 3 (with the mixture of high / uber plus settings) but as soon as I enable SSR at high settings performance drops to around 28fps on the GTX1080. On the RTX2080ti, turning SSR to high resulted in only a slight fps loss so game was still running at around 80fps and that tells me there's something wrong with the pascal drivers for this game. It's similar story in Ghost Of Tshushima, turing cards massive performance boost compared to pascal. I think Nvidia is no longer optimizing drivers for Pascal GPUs, so IMO the days of GTX1080 and 1080ti are finally over. But it's still amazing how long I could play on Pascal GPUs without issues, the combination of overkill performance (back in 2016 people thought even the GTX970 was more than enough, let alone the GTX1080) with enough VRAM made Pascal GPUs extremely long-lasting.
Really good card. I repleaced mine last year because the the card was getting too slow for 1440p. But I can´t complain, bought it in 2016 for 540€, a fair price for a card that lasts 7 years in my Rig.
One thing to note about the price, you always have to take into acount the inflation, and in the last four years it was insane. In my particular case, in my country, Spain, the SMI (minimun salary) in 2016 was 750€, so a 600€ graphic card was pretty expensive in reality. Now SMI is 1100€, so is at same balance right now to a graphic card around 800-900€. As always, good video for sunday.
Luego de tantos años de alegrías hasta la ultima hora en su compra en el año 2017 apenas salio aquí en Argentina de la GTX 1080Ti pude finalmente ayer pasarme a una RTX 3080Ti , que practicamente es una RTX 3090 en Gaming , el salto es abismal pero la serie 10 es y sigue siendo espectacular mas en gama alta de esa época 1080 y 1080ti mas esta ultima siguen dando batalla increíblemente como se ve aquí y lo digo con uso de esta gráfica por años , ahora retirada en caja a venderla para renovar algo mas en el pc ❤GTX 1080Ti ❤. Saludos ! , buen video como siempre y esta grafica se nota que es querida por la comunidad vas sacando varios vídeos sobre esta misma 1070 o 1080ti y mucha gente opina igual.
Most importantly, FSR 3 will extend your graphic card's longevity by at least 3 more years so grab a mod for it or use it if it's officially implemented
You can oc these pretty decent and undervolt it at the same time. The gigabyte gtx 1080 gaming oc here does 2035/2050 mhz core and +400 mhz on mem with 85% power limit. Makes it nice and silent. It has the crappy micron memory, with the samsung modules you can probably oc memory way past this.
This card is something else. I never owned one. I had the 1050 Ti, which isn't relevant anymore. Now I have an RTX 4080. Works well, but I don't think it will ever be praised like the good old GTX 1080
The GTX 1080/1080 Ti was a happy little accident from Nvidia.
@@mozzjones6943i would argue the 1070 ti was the sleeper hit from that series. Its almost the same as 1080 and you can even reach the same performance with some OC while being 150$ cheaper.
@@angeltzepesh1 Great point, just gotta watch out for instability when overclocking.
The 1080ti wasn't an accident it was done because Nvidia thought AMD was creating a beast (They weren't) and it destroyed any AMD card that came up against it back then
@@zhayward3190yup, similar reason why we didn’t get a 4090 TI they learned their lesson. They know the 7900XTX can’t touch. 4090 so they won’t make. 4090 TI
I guess Nvidia was “super”, surprised. When it happened 😂
My 1060 finally took its last breath after 4 years (rip legend), the 10 series was something else.
gt 1010:
@@ourchicken xD
Many gpu series are something else
my 980s lasted 10 years and they’re still fine, only built a new pc a few weeks ago
@@PenguinsAreColdish 980 is definitely not fine in 2024 unless you play esport tittles. or 720p triple AAA tittles.
GTX 1080 in 2024 feeling good
heck yeah same
i actualy upgraded from a gtx 1050ti to an gtx 1080 and its a smooth ride, even a basic UE5 game works on it (robocop)
I just changed my gtx 1080 to a 7900xtx.
Let's just say the 1080 has a special place on my shelf. What a legendary GPU, It has served me more than well. Rest well old friend.
Thanks for including pubg. It's still one of the most popular games today, more reviewers should add it
Nice to know it's informative to some people still :)
@@zWORMzGaming hey, wormy bro whats the best gpu for emulation?
@@aLlamaBoirtx 2060 super or rtx 3060 (ofc the 12gb will benefit the resolution scale in emulation)
RDR2: 72FPS 1080p optimized settings (which look great).
Starfield: 45FPS 1080p minimum.
Let that sink in
That happens when people still buy games from a company that released a couple of good games 2 decades ago and a couple of decent games a decade ago. Rockstar isnt that far off from Bethesda these days tho.
@@angeltzepesh1?
Bethesda got terrible optimization in their engine. I’m so worried for The Elder Scrolls 6, I never cared about Starfield but Fallout and TES series are my fav.
@@angeltzepesh1rdr2 is just decent to you? Wow, your taste is weird.
@@minhhieunguyen8096 was referring to Bethesda, not Rockstar. While Rockstar can suck a dick for what they did with GTA 5 story DLCs, they still make good games.
Bob is really a reincarnation of GTX 1080 in Cyberpunk, he just refuses to die because he is THAT GOOD. Beast card!
What a great video to wake up with and eat breakfast to, thanks kryzzp.
Enjoy! Thank you for watching 😃
@@zWORMzGaming No, thank you for making great videos
What a legendary graphics card
The 1080 (ti) it was good because weak games even best model like 4090 will die in two years because new engine with crazy shit.
1080 isn't really legendary, 1080ti is. There's an enormous performance gap between the two.
Nope, it's the 1080 Ti. 1080 was nothing compared to it. 🤷🏻♀️
@@badgermemelord6207 35% is not enormous
@@mitsuhh it is
I still have a 1080 in my bedroom PC, and if you're happy with 1080p gaming, the card is still a little beast. The 10 seroes were such great graphics cards. In fact i still have a 1080ti in my main PC, as i game on a 1080p tv and havent really needed to upgrade as the tv is 60hz which the 1080ti is more than able to reach in most modern games still.
Just said goodbye to my 6 years old 1080, switching to 4080 super.
It was a good run, now rest well legend.
How's that going for you? Thinking about making the same jump! 🎉
I'm Brazilian and I love your content, keep being the beast that you are!!!!
I used to drool over this card back in 2016. That was the year I finished high school and started college, so I was completely broke and had a GTX 950M laptop that I was playing games at 768p low settings on. Building a GTX 1080 rig and playing The Witcher 3, Fallout 4, modded Skyrim, CS:GO at 1080p max settings was my dream back then :)
The GTX 1080 is the current meta for flipping budget PCs. I have been able to get 5 of them for under $80 in the last month.
Good price for the 1080 :)
I am trying to find a 1070 at around that price and I can't find it anywhere, it's insane how the 1070 is still so expensive here in Portugal / eBay Europe
@@zWORMzGamingHere in Florida the market is flooded with GTX 1080 GPUs
in last month or two a bunch of gtx 1080 and 1080ti droped to 110-140euro, like there is gtx 1080ti for 109euro being sold cant say that i am not tempted to get it even tho i would have no use for it beside adding it to my collection
@@zWORMzGamingyou should know the moment tech and cars touch our Portuguese soil their value somehow increases exponentially 🤣😂
@@TheBoostedDoge it has that portuguese touch lol that's why
King 1080p gaming on medium settings 70-120 FPS🥰👍
Used to do ultra 1440p 144hz
@@Trappy-C Well it depends on the games you know what I mean)
Still can for those older games. @@Trappy-C
its like a ps5
@hullyssf 1080 =ps5.. .mm similar yea.. but upscaling. So like 2070ish
Legendary card! I remember the internet went crazy when this card is released for the first time and everyone testing this card playing Quantum Break and PUBG
Never get enough of “goooodbyyyyye Bob!” 😂🤣😅
The 1080 was the pinnacle of price+specs.
I never own an electronic devices longer than 2 years, but this GPU (and my own PC) which is now 7 years old. Since I don't play newer games at release anymore, I think I can hold this GPU for another 2 years (maybe?)
Purchased back in late 2017, my Zotac GTX1080 mini has served me well and continues to do so when it comes to 1080p gaming on just high settings alone with great frame rates. Im also currently rockin an Asus 24" 144hz 1080p gaming monitor along with it and i havent bought any new PC games since DOOM2016, bought in late 2017 as well due to not being impressed nor interested with newer game titles since then. Rock On!
Zotac GTX1080 mini, I also have such a video card... very good so far... I love my mini girl)))
Not only is the GPU a BEAST. YOU. YOU ARE A BEAST!. Thank you so amazing for producing such amazing benchmark videos, not only for seeing what GPU to buy next, but also for content in general. I love watching your videos in my free time and the overall quality of them is amazing.
Thank you so much 🤗
What a great comment to wake up to! 😃
"Shall we" never gets old
Man I really needed this video so much thank you very much❤❤❤
gtx 1080 🚀🚀🚀👍👍
ive had my 1080 for 8+ years still running strong running the games i like, nothing too crazy but by far the best card I ever owned. What a champ of a GPU
when you posted the 1080 ti i vid i was so hoping there would be a returen of the 1080 soon, and here we are 🤘🤘
this card for a reasonable price is not really that bad it can still run some games....
Like Bob, the 1080 refuses to die
I'm still using my GTX 1080. Replaced the original cooling with Morpheus II cooler and Noctua fans. Recently, migrated from 4790K/DDR3 1866 & associated MoBo. Now, 12400F/DDR5 6000 & B760 associated MoBo. The GPU was apparently being held back by the CPU and RAM used before. The new hardware has allowed it to flex more, and provide more performance.
my friend had the same situation, upgraded to a 5600x system and he then saw the full capabilities of it in front of his own eyes
Getting nostalgic again.
Price to performance absolutely amazing back then.
Will those times ever come back?
Haha I once bought the same card as in the vid, it came with microstutters and I send it back and ran my 980ti till the 1080ti came out. Still own both cards. The 980ti is in a guest system but is due to replacement (upgrade). Exciting times back in the days.
Im still rocking my gtx 1080 i7 7700k and the first GPU i considered and actual worthwhile upgrade was the RX 7900XTX with the 7800x3d or 7950x3d but now that the new cpus and gpu are just around the corner I will hold off to see what 2025 has in store. (and i just bought a flat and am remodelling it so im broke [cant afford a new build rn hahaha]). I will believe in my trusted PC for a little longer.
I bought a Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX1080 for $80 in 2022. It fits an old Corsair 240 airflow case and have it paired with a 5700x/B550/32gb 3200mhz c16 DR out in the garage PC/travel PC. I have a small 25" Ultrawide 1080p 60hz monitor paired with it so I simply shoot for 60fps gaming and even newish games I can get to run at 60fps and looking great. F1 2022 is darn near Ultra with a locked 60fps. Great old card that I will keep until I can snag a newer deal for about the price I can sell this for.
I still use that card, i can run 95% of all games in decent quality. For the rest i use GFN.
hearing GTX 1080 as a kid back then makes me go crazy, such a legendary card indeed
1080 ti was the legendary one
Wasn't 2017 just 3 years ago 💀
7 now.....
Temps look good on this card even when i replaced its thermal paste once in 8 years
60-70 degrees is so good (in games) and 40-50 degrees Celsius on idle
used one up until last summer when I upgraded to a 4070. Sold it to a friend and he is still loving it to this day!
Hall of Fame Card!. Having this card is like owning a piece of history, great Video!.
probably best GPU ever made, I remember buying it for 350$ and having the best experience with it pairing it with a ryzen 2700x. I sold it recently for 150$ (200$ with the ryzen and motherboard) to a friend and considering he only plays overwatch at 1080p and some old assassin's creed games he is having a good time.
I now have the 6700xt but i dont really play videogames that much anymore, i wish i didnt sold the 1080 to be honest, i didnt need the upgrade. I probably could have used it until 2026.
I just upgraded from 8600k->12600k and 8GB->32GB (A RAM slot was bad on old MB - shoulda been 16). Still using my 1050TI 4GB. I would obviously love something better but I seldom buy games much less the latest greatest games. There's still tons of games the 1050TI would max settings without a sweat on my wish list. If you can afford better cards, go for it, but don't do it cause of peer pressure!
Hi bro i have already bought ryzen 5 7600x and i wanted to buy rtx 4070 for 1080p gaming yeah ik.. but will the cpu bottleneck be real bad?
I play Elden ring at 1440p and my 4090 doesn’t even need to use fans with the game maxed out. Absolutely bonkers how well these heatsinks work
Why did you pair your RTX4090 with 1440p ?
@@riichobamin7612 just to annoy you
@@riichobamin7612 Because some people prefer high FPS at max settings. 1440p 240Hz > 4K 120Hz
@@laszlozsurka8991 I mean... elden ring is capped at 60 fps lol.
From Uzbekistan your fan❤
GTX 1080 i a beast of course. But the GTX 1070 Price/performance was on another level. GTX 1070/1080 are as legendary as the Sandy Bridge 2600k.
I started PC gaming in 2017 with the GTX 1080. I remember being blown away coming from a console background.
i started ati rage 128 next voodoo3 back in the days and now a4070 super
Always fun to binge these videos
Upgraded from 8 year old GTX 1080 to RTX 4070 Super, it served me incredibly well.
The 1000 series is seriously immortal ❤
Games that require dx12 ultimate 🗿
Your videos are the best. I know it from my long experience
Had one in my case liquid cooled as her sister 3080 (1080 for linux gaming and 3080 for QEMU/KVM GPU passtrough for windows based games) still a beast for the years in my humble opinion (i used 1080 in 3440x1440 and in some games it shows it's limit at this res)
Epic GPU selection for Sunday video mate, thanks for making this hot, sunny day even better. Cheers.
I just upgraded from my EVGA FTW2 1080 to an Asus TUF 4070 Ti Super, big upgrade and I'm happy with it.
Happy I still kept my GTX 1080 in the back. Still a beast.
I’m still playing on this card since 2018 till now 🤪
This GPU refuse to give up
my old system built in 2016 ran two 1080s in SLI. my current system built in 2022 runs a 3080 Ti.
think i'll take out the pair of 1080s and have them on display. they've served me well for 6 years.
I bought a used EVGA FTW GTX 1080 in May 2020 right before the 2nd crypto mining craze for $200 USD, I was upgrading from a GTX 980 Ti, it was perfect for my 1080p 144hz monitor with most games playing at either high or ultra with high frame rates at 1080p, used the GTX 1080 till about April 2022 when prices were finally coming down and got an RTX 2080 for $300 , I live in SoCal so there always deals to find
Great video, I love your channel. Unpopular opinion but I don't see the 1080 as all that good anymore tbh. At the time I was way more impressed with the 1060 due to the low price and I regret not getting one. I hated my 1050Ti so much. I'm never buying entry level again.
I had a gtx 1080 previously and it ran almost ran all games 60 plus fps with a little overclock. This card is a beast. Ofcourse you can grab one from the used market if you are low on budget.
This gpu will probably have longer life span than me 😂
Still Running my 1080 (no ti) bought it Q1 2017 for 495€/550$. Jesus what a GPU.
im rocking a gtx 970 and im saving for a 1080 but my 970 is still doing a great job with older and some newer titles
Gave my 1080 to my brother, and got a 6700 xt for myself.
This card was sooo good.
The value (compared to today) was sooo good.
Still have my trusty 1080 sea hawk running in my 3rd machine (one daughter uses when she visits) and it still performs quite well playing games like baldurs gate 3 with the bf and i
Hey, for Stutternite, some people including myself had issues with their 8k hz mice causing insane stuttering. Lowering it back to 1k has helped. Haven't tried 2/4k yet. Just sharing cuz ur fortnite vids helped me so much pick out a new gpu and hope it might help some1. Thanks!!
It was sad to retire my GTX 1080. That thing was there for me during some rough times. It was my first high end GPU and I remember being so excited while waiting for it to come in the mail. Good times.
I still have my EVGA 1080 ti and it is still a beast at gaming.
I’ve been running this gpu since it came out but one thing about this exact gpu the rgb lighting on the fans do tend to go bad like mine and the hdmi and display port also fried but it is still a very good gpu and other than that I’ve had no other issues with it and they still update the card two so ya I recommend the card two as a user of it
I forgot to mention that the issues are fixable
1080 is still a beast in 2024 😂 nice kryzzp!
Weak beast
I'm actually currently playing Cyberpunk again, my 1080 is at 2025 MHz, I'm getting around 100 fps on 1440p medium settings FSR Quality, with an FSR FG mod, its awesome and works incredibly well, GoT also ran with the same settings at around 80 fps
I recently gave a GTX 1080 to a friend of mine (they had a 1050Ti, ouch) until they saved up for a 4070Ti super. They are still using 1080P displays and it holds up for every game they have played on it (Don't worry, they are upgrading to high refresh 1440p monitors soon, I know the 4070Ti/s is overkill at 1080p). They recently got their new card so I will have to get it back and see if anyone else needs it for a while. I hate letting old GPU's that still have good gaming life in them collect dust.
Before CD project Red upped the specifications for cyber punk it did 60fps fairly comfortably, I had a 1080 before it died sadly, it sits on the shelf now. But when they changed the minimum specifications for statue of liberty dlc, ( Yes I know that's not what it's called) a lot of people will find they can't play the game they bought. Just another thing that get's glossed over, because it's popular now sadly.
My first GPU! Always special to me
Rockin' a new (used) 1080ti now! And my 144hz 1080p comes in this saturday! Good pairing for sure.
Especially the 1080Ti with its 11GB GDDR5X VRAM pool. It may not have RTX features, but it can run most games at 1440p no problem.
G.O.A.T and the ti version. Nothing have come close since. Gonna retire it this thanksgiving for a 7900 gre. Gonna repaste it and sit on my desk. This card gotten me through tough times.
All things considered pretty amazing it can run modern games smoothly 💪
Kryzzp, when you said 2560, I thought I heard this number before, must be something special about this number. In the next second I remembered it is the horizontal resolution of 1440p.
That umbrella pole holding up the umbrella where Bob sits must be made of reinforced titanium with a concrete base bolted onto the sidewalk.
Thanks Kryzzp for this video, sadly my GTX 1080 processed its last Graphics a couple of weeks ago, RIP old friend, you will forever be remembered.
Gigabyte GTX 1080 2018-2024.
legendary gpu, my rx 5700 is the same asus model. I upgraded from a GTX 770, what an upgrade it was
I have the same ROG Strix model to this day. It is a great card, but some NVIDIA driver updates seem to be capping the GPU's performance. Comparing some Valorant videos that I have, in the past I had way higher fps.
I just upgraded my old 3770K (2012) CPU to a 7800X3D, but I will have to wait until August to upgrade my GPU, until then I am still gaming on the GTX1080 Palit Gamerock OC. My model is dead silent (in a good way😅) and OC like crazy out of the box. At 2.1GHz I get 52fps at 4K in Rise of the Tomb Raider which is only 15% slower than the stock 1080ti 60fps (I had the 1080ti for two years).
I was happy with the performance of the GTX1080 until about 2022 (all games from my steam run at 1440p 60fps with some tweaks at worst), but PS5 ports like TLOU1 or UE5 games are just too much for this GPU even with medium settings.
In TLOU1 I get 22-35 fps at 1440p (high settings) which is not playable, but thanks to FSRQ I can get 35-45 fps which is somewhat playable on the gamepad.
I was not completely happy with the performance of this game, so I bought a used 2080ti and wanted to keep it until the RTX5080 launch, but it was not in good condition, so I returned it because it's GPU core was stuck at only 1350MHz. But even at 1350MHz the 2080ti was massively faster than my GTX1080 in TLOU1, I saw something like 52-65fps at 1440p native, and 70-80fps with DLSS (that's like two GTX1080s), so if someone can get 2080ti in a decent condition I would definitely recommend upgrading GTX1080 to this 2080ti card, it has GTX3070 performance and 11GB VRAM (so it's not VRAM limited like 3070).
I also think turing cards have much better drivers compared to pascal GPU's, for example I get something like 70-85fps in witcher 3 (with the mixture of high / uber plus settings) but as soon as I enable SSR at high settings performance drops to around 28fps on the GTX1080. On the RTX2080ti, turning SSR to high resulted in only a slight fps loss so game was still running at around 80fps and that tells me there's something wrong with the pascal drivers for this game. It's similar story in Ghost Of Tshushima, turing cards massive performance boost compared to pascal. I think Nvidia is no longer optimizing drivers for Pascal GPUs, so IMO the days of GTX1080 and 1080ti are finally over. But it's still amazing how long I could play on Pascal GPUs without issues, the combination of overkill performance (back in 2016 people thought even the GTX970 was more than enough, let alone the GTX1080) with enough VRAM made Pascal GPUs extremely long-lasting.
Just sold my 1080 for a 4080 and feels so good
Nice upgrade
The peak of NVIDIA's launches.
I'm still rocking this card(MSI Gaming X). Definitely one of the best purchases I've done back in 2017
I just appreciate how good you were at CS2, or at least at the start of the benchmark
All things considered it’s actually pretty amazing it can majority of title games pretty smoothly 💪
Got myself a laptop to daily with a quadro p5200 (1080 with 16gb of vram), been loving it so far!
Really good card. I repleaced mine last year because the the card was getting too slow for 1440p. But I can´t complain, bought it in 2016 for 540€, a fair price for a card that lasts 7 years in my Rig.
One thing to note about the price, you always have to take into acount the inflation, and in the last four years it was insane.
In my particular case, in my country, Spain, the SMI (minimun salary) in 2016 was 750€, so a 600€ graphic card was pretty expensive in reality. Now SMI is 1100€, so is at same balance right now to a graphic card around 800-900€.
As always, good video for sunday.
You should check out lossless scaling on stream if you havent yet, it adds fsr and frame generation to any game. Im sure you know but thought id ask.
Luego de tantos años de alegrías hasta la ultima hora en su compra en el año 2017 apenas salio aquí en Argentina de la GTX 1080Ti pude finalmente ayer pasarme a una RTX 3080Ti , que practicamente es una RTX 3090 en Gaming , el salto es abismal pero la serie 10 es y sigue siendo espectacular mas en gama alta de esa época 1080 y 1080ti mas esta ultima siguen dando batalla increíblemente como se ve aquí y lo digo con uso de esta gráfica por años , ahora retirada en caja a venderla para renovar algo mas en el pc ❤GTX 1080Ti ❤. Saludos ! , buen video como siempre y esta grafica se nota que es querida por la comunidad vas sacando varios vídeos sobre esta misma 1070 o 1080ti y mucha gente opina igual.
@zWORMZ Gaming its good rtx 2060 super snd i5 8500?
better go for 8600K. u will be fine for 1080p.
Most importantly, FSR 3 will extend your graphic card's longevity by at least 3 more years so grab a mod for it or use it if it's officially implemented
Gtx1080 still goes strong for gaming, even alot of titles at 1440p 80+fps which is crazy
Finally my gpu
You should try testing Helldivers more often, it would be fun to watch.
Also can we talk about how smooth 22:17 was?
You can oc these pretty decent and undervolt it at the same time. The gigabyte gtx 1080 gaming oc here does 2035/2050 mhz core and +400 mhz on mem with 85% power limit. Makes it nice and silent. It has the crappy micron memory, with the samsung modules you can probably oc memory way past this.
This card is something else. I never owned one. I had the 1050 Ti, which isn't relevant anymore. Now I have an RTX 4080. Works well, but I don't think it will ever be praised like the good old GTX 1080