Is the GTX 1080ti Still Good in 2024?
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- The NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti was a powerhouse graphics card when it was released in March 2017. With its remarkable performance and ample V RAM, it quickly became a favorite among gamers and content creators alike. However, with technology advancing at an astonishing pace, it's natural to wonder if the GTX 1080 Ti is still relevant and capable of delivering solid performance in 2024. In this video, we'll assess its performance scores and see if it can hold its own in the ever-evolving world of PC gaming.
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When it was released, the GTX 1080 T i was considered a 4 K gaming GPU. It excelled at running demanding titles at 4K resolution, and even today, it can handle most games at 1440 p and 4 K with high settings. It boasts 11 gigabytes of GDDR5 X VRAM, which is more than enough for handling large textures and complex scenes. Games like Cyberpunk 2077, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Assassin's Creed Valhalla can still be enjoyed at 60 frames per second or higher at 1440 p, showcasing the card's enduring prowess.
The GTX 1080 does not support hardware-based ray tracing, a feature introduced with NVIDIA's RTX series. While ray tracing can significantly enhance the visual quality of games, the 1080 T i can still run ray-traced games, albeit at lower frame rates and with reduced ray-tracing effects. This means that titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Control will still be playable, although not at their full ray-traced potential.
NVIDIA's Deep Learning Super Sampling, DLSS technology is another feature not supported by the GTX 1080 Ti. DLSS can improve performance in ray-traced games by using AI to upscale lower-resolution images. Gamers with a GTX 10 80 Ti will miss out on this feature, but it doesn't render the card obsolete.
One drawback of the GTX 1080 Ti is its relatively high power consumption. With a TDP of 250 watts, it requires a robust power supply unit and good case ventilation. However, this high-power consumption also translates to strong gaming performance, as it allows the GPU to maintain high clock speeds under load.
4K gaming at 60 frames per second has long been regarded as the holy grail of PC gaming, and the GTX 1080 T i came the closest. However, getting a smooth gaming experience in Ultra HD depends rely on the games you're trying to play. With titles like Battlefield 1 and Doom, we were able to attain frame rates in the 50 to 60 range. That is no simple task, yet these are still two of the best-optimized games available. Then, Nvidia released a DirectX 12 optimized Game Ready Driver, which allowed us to run Rise of the Tomb Raider at a steady 40 frames per second, not quite matching the Titan X's 57 frames per second, but more than doubling the 1080 20 frames per second.
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I just replaced my 1080 ti yesterday, its going into my wife's. Im never letting go of this card it will always be relevent. I will pass this card onto my grandchildren as our sacred family heirloom.
Nvidia messed up their whole market with this card.
what did you get? i had a evga 1080 i got last week a 7900xtx... :(...not bad amd tho...has some bugs...
@@source1575 had evga 1080 ti got sapphire nitro+ 7800 xt, it's more than a great upgrade, should last me another 7 years
@@source1575what bug ?
Honestly amd always have a little bug always since 20years ago always
It truly was a masterpiece and something worth keeping for the history books.
GTX 1080Ti was presented as "The ultimage GeForce" .... and it shill is great card today. In Full HD (1080p) it runs even modern games easily on high/ultra quality settings.
well it seems nvidia were not capping those days
The Asus version in my system runs everything today in 1440p at high\ultra settings capped at 60fps. It actually gets about 93fps in Resident Evil 4 Remake but I cap games at 60fps because the G-Sync on my TV only activates at 120fps. That card still plays everything and I honestly don’t know what I’m going to replace it with yet.
Should I get it for black myth wukong and upcoming doom game and phantom blade 0?
I'm a 1080p gaming guy and this is my first time building a PC, also I'm tight on budget, Asus 1080ti is PKR 55k and sapphire 6700xt is PKR 85K, 3070 is 90k
Again do your math, let me know advise
I don't want to overspend to game on 1080p resolution, as long as the mentioned games run well with settings that don't make the games look bad, I'm happy
@@visionop8 whats the difference between the asus version and the normal one? im planning to build pc
@@kael2965 The main difference for me is raw clock speed. The Asus version is clocked stock at 1683MHz and mine is water cooled and regularly hits 2150mhz and remains relatively quiet. If it wasnt ssending video through a home theater receiver before it hits my TV most games (currently Armored Core 6 in 4k resolution)would run at an average of around 90fps, but I keep it capped at 60fps.
As an owner of a GTX 1080 & 4790K combo, using 1080p resolution, I can say for 99% of what I use it for, it works very well.
I have the same GPU and CPU as you and I am still astounded at how well it can run most of the AAA titles in 2024.
1080ti and a 4790 here man, solid combo
Ti or Non Ti? there's a big difference
@@blakedmc1989RaveHD both great cards
i have a OC-ed i7 3770k an 1080 ti combo, it also still works great for 1080p
Still have mine here! Working perfectly even in 4K...really impressive GPU!
Bought mine at release and if id only known back then how long id be keeping it...i woudnt belived myself. Still to this day there is no reason to replace it, not with the current prices anyways.
I literally just bought another GTX 1080 Ti for my 7 year old sons computer a few days ago. He's running Modern Warefare III and dropping into the Warzone with ultra high graphics and fps. The card is a beast. I bought the first GTX when he was born! Still have it in my system. Cheap enough I can buy a 2nd for him now :) Zero reason to upgrade to RTX and I'll do it in a few years when the prices come down to a few hundred dollars for a 24GB - 36GB DDR6 card.
Still rolling a 1080 Ti/9700k combo. Have yet to find a need to upgrade it.
I have a 9700k with 4060ti. 1080ti was godlike but 9700k was also the holy grail of cpus
Same here!
cuz your poor
@@D-2-the-nohow does your 9700k perform with the 4060?
@@essence7779 hey bro. So Story.
It performed ok, warzone 1440p fsr3 was about 100fps... , but damn, i switched to a new b560 board with an 11600k and it melted it. With fsr3 i was getting like 170-200fps. As said... in gaming.... newer cpus defo crush. i swapped out my 4060ti for an older but more powerful 3080, and fps went up again to over 200fps. However, i then went loco and switched to PS5. Why? JESUS. It runs warzone for free like butter at 1440p. If id have known it was this good id have sacked off pc an age ago. I bought my ps5 disc for £280 off a mate... 🤧
So thats where i am, ps5. I can honestly see why consoles beat pc these days, but ive always been a console player trying to switch to pc. Now i see theres no point. I sold my 3080 pc for £850 and bought my Ps5 for a fraction at £280.
Rule of thumb, just stick with console (especially on newer titles 100%)
I have a 2nd pc running 16g ram, win11, i5 8500T for daily use and it cost like £110.
It feels like the 1080 ti has been around for like 10 years before they finally released the 20 series and since then it feels like its been only 2 years since they went through releasing the 30 and now 40 series
Im still rocking a 1080ti Strix along with an i7-8700k cpu with 32gb RAM. I originally planned to upgrade to the 30 series, but we all know how that went. My 1080ti meant I had 0 reason to pay scalpers.
Rather than a 30 series card I bought a beast of a gaming laptop, and I have been better aerved.
My son games on a PC with a 4th gen i5 and a GTX 1070. We both only game in 1080p, and high settings without ever having aystem requirements dictate what we can play. My 180ti can do ultra in moat games even at 144hz but I still customize settings for competitive advantage. Such as reduced shadows in Fortnite and turf inatead of grass in Rocket League. Wreckfest, my favorite Racer, runs 144hz, 1080p on ultra settings always though
my prebuilt gaming pc with a 3060 ti that i bought 4 months ago was cheaper than what u paid for that 1080ti
if it weren't for the rather low VRAM capacity the 1080 would still be top tier renderfarm material. I have a very well optimized 2060 super for 5 years and it still blew my mind that the 1080 I had to use at university alongside my own PC, was not just faster than the 2060 but also gave less render artifacts and had no coil whine.
and now the 1080ti, get one bro is ur euqivalent 3090 or 4090 for u ;) trust me, so cheap nowa days and yeah, can make a smile on ya face, OC it to 2100mhz and u flying :D
@@C7TJFVB7CAZ_TyonorShap bro what?
Confirmed this as of 03/08/2024, i have my old setup ( 1080ti ftw3 with 7700K in a Strix z270 board overclocked both on custom water loop) since 2018. It still does good in most games in 2K 1440P 144hz. It still runs some 4K games pretty good and played Warzone in mid settings and is still giving me 75-80fps back in mid 2023. i handed my old setup to my Son as he started playing PC games as well. I loved this card and my setup but it is time for an upgrade since i am using a 4K 144hz screen.
Wow, this card really served you well, glad your son can also now enjoy it too!
A 1080 Ti used with my 1080p 240hz monitor still runs smooth as butter in about 95% of newer titles. I have noticed slow downs in games like Cyberpunk, Starfield and RDR2 at max settings. Everything else, I'm comfortably playing well above 60 fps on max settings. Unfortunately, Alan Wake 2 is unplayable because of a lack of DLSS features on the card.
I hope you know. You can play all your games in 3d.
You will need:
A 3d monitor or a 3d tv
Active or passive glasses defending of your tv or monitor.
If you not playing in 3d ..You're missing a lot.
The Gtx 1080ti. Is the last card ever created capable of playing 3d games and movies with the right hardware.
GTX 1080 TI was a huge leap and was the best Performance per dollar we have ever had. Anything higher than it has been gouged in price just for a bit better performance. AMD eventually caught up with it but many years late in consideration so no award for them.
I can confirm as of January 16th, 2024 the GTX 1080 Ti is still ultra powerful and amazing. I'm playing Modern Warfare III and ALL other AAA titles with high end graphics and super high FPS. Anyone saying this card is 'old' is correct but it's still insane powerful. My Sata SSD's are "old" compared to M.2 drives but the Sata SSD is still VERY FAST. Modern tech has reached fantastic levels. Sure there is always new tech but the stuff out now lasts a lot longer than it used to. 11GB of GDDR5 in the 1080 Ti is TONS! You want 16 GB or more VRAM? You're paying thousands for the price of what a GTX 1080 Ti will do for a couple hundred and with very few uses outside of MAXED out graphics and FPS on the NEWEST titles with Ray tracing and Virtual Reality.
Just finished Elden ring yesterday and gtx1080ti rog performed great at 4k high settings locked 60fps. Dipped to 55fps demanding area but 90% time 60... THE GTX1080TI will never die. All hail the mighty PASCAL😊
This is definitely AI. Nobody follows a script that closely, and the script is written in a way such that an AI voice could actually read it. Plus listen to the over-pronunciation of GDDR RAM lol. This is just the most basic of reproduced AI content, and asking chatGPT if this was generated by an LLM, it says that it's extremely likely that it was (not conclusive but, a safe bet). So yea, long story short this channel should hopefully go nowhere, as whoever is responsible needs to put in more effort, and not pass off the Internets work as their own. Do not support this content, it's just bad.
Of course it's AI, you can tell from the first few words spoken.
This AI voice sounds better than most of the human influencers I've heard on here. It was a solid video in my view. No BS and well written.
This is the first time I have seen a comment like this. I am actually taken aback. This is the future of the internet.
I didn’t think this was AI, but then when you pointed it out I’m seeing it. I never would have guessed that we would have seen this so soon. Insane.
I have i7700k and 1080ti in 2024. Built it in 2017. Now im thinking about just upgrading the card to 4070ti super
Same here. i7-7700K, 1080ti, z270, 32gb RAM . Never had a single problem since 2017 👍
@@oakkblackbird ROFMAO... Same here. Asus Z270, i7-7700K, 16GB 3200Mhz RAM, and an EVGA 1080Ti FTW3.
Had a 1070-it and a 1080-ti systems that are still kicking around my home as guest pc and a media room pc
you dont even need the ti model. my evga gtx 1080 ftw card still runs all new games fine. its a bit slow on my ultra wide but far from unplayable. i think my problem is that im running it with a old cpu that had the Specter in meltdown vulnerabilities. 1080p gaming is a snap.
i7 8700k and GTX 1080 bought in 2018, i guess i'll use it for another 3-4 years 😊😊
i still rock it. But i´ll replace it soon and put it into my 2nd rig.
honestly since AMD made FidelityFX open source and available for ALL gpus you can bridge the missing DLSS feature.
Hopefully we'll make it through the 5x-series without needing to upgrade. Games just aint that demanding anymore today. 10-15 years ago, you had to upgrade every two years or so or you couldn't play the games. The ONLY game I haven't been able to play as of yet that i'm interested in is Alan Wake 2. But I can wait.
Me when I got to use a high end graphics card for a little bit playing games with RTX like: wow thats cool, switches to low settings
You need to begin covering 8K+ for PCVR as a lot of people are using computers for live VR games now, such as VamX.
Thanks for the suggestion, will add that to the list.
Idk why the 680 never got as much love. It had a long run also. It was only beaten when the 10series came out. It still whipped the 1050ti though.
going strong with 1080 ti fe paired with a 6700k
about to upgrade to a 9900k. it comes with a 2070 but i'll still be using the 1080ti and the 2070 will go to the 6700k
Bro its barely November 2023 you cant change the name to 2024 yet at least wait for December 😂
december is hours away wdym barely november
Replaced last week with a 4090 suprim liquid. Might frame my old 1080ti. Legend of a card.
After a 7 year run I replaced my Strix 1080ti with a Strix 4090 oc. The ti deserved the rest.
It plays Solitare with my wife on her pc now. :)
I’ve had my 1080ti for years. Play everything in 4k just about. Medium to high settings. If it don’t work in 4k I bump it down to 1440p but rarely there is a game I need to do that. I have a 60 hertz 4k monitor so I get the run at 60 fps avg. no problems with that at all
I still game on my 1080ti with 1440p I'm still very happy with it. I got it 2nd hand from a crypto miner for a good deal.
sad, i dont even notice the different between RT on and off in game...
right there with you. most i feel like i can see is reflections or light cast on the ground seem to be more "responsive" when moving but doesnt look "better" to me
Love my 1080ti.. 9900k and 2k monitor!... still dominates!
I love that card. It may no longer be my main but god damn. I will run it for other stuff until the end of time.
I got a 1080TI/11gb-FTW3 in a flip build a few months ago and I was SO psyched!!! It plays Starfield on High @ 7 years old 😂 NVIDIA will never create this kind of longevity again
Greatest GPU of all time no doubt. Still running my Asus strix rog oc
PhysX was the GTX era’s proprietary gimmick. Now it’s ray tracing. In the future, who knows?
any news on driver compatibility? couple people i know have been saying newer drivers don't support 10 series cards anymore. dont know what their sources are, but im not finding any news of this.
Had my 1080ti until this year. It's legend now.
I have a GTX 1080 Ti FTW 3 card in my daughters computer still runnig strong at 1080P high settings.
lol I am still using my 1080 ti from 2017 and it still runs strong 👍
wait christmas is over lol get ya dates right
May I know what CPU will be the best to match this graphics card with no bottleneck?
I do not care about price.
What are my options?
No offense, but if price is no object why are you looking at this 7 year old video card?
@@cdwilliams1 Good Question. I will be happy to answer that.
The reason is:
The GTX 1080ti.....has something that others videocards do not have.
The Gtx1080ti. Is the last videocard ever created that can play 3d games and magnificent and glorious 3D movies.
I am not selling my Gtx 1080ti. All the games pop up off the my screen.
The Gtx 1080ti. Was the biggest mistake For NVIDIA. No other videocard can play 3d after the GTX 1080ti.
So. There you have it.
Now. Are you going to help with my Question? Or not?
@@Gioxtream Interesting take on the 1080. But to each their own. As far as building a system I'm a big fan of AMD at the moment. Are you familiar with pcpartpicker? It's a cool website of custom builds. I'd check out that site and click completed builds at the top. There is just so much personal taste that goes into a custom build that it's hard to say one is "the best". But check through the completed builds and I bet you'll find some you like.
@@Gioxtream For pure gaming 7950X3D will will maximize your every single FPS. 2nd best for for gaming and productivity approach is the 14900KS
yes, because it can still run black myth wukong at max setting 🤑
I got the founders edition one I’m lucky
What’s the best cpu to pair it with for 4k?
i7 8700k.
I have a i3 7100 paired with a gtx 750 ti and my games are running very poorly planning to get EVGA nvdia GTX 1080 TI 12 Gb will it be good pairing w my i3 7100?
i would recommend you upgrade your cpu too. you would be cpu bottlenecked using the GTX 1080 meaning it won't be used to it's full potential because the cpu is weak.
@@hornetisspider what cpu should i get
@@kaneki-q9n if you can, go for an AMD cpu, like the 5000 series. a 5000 series cpu with the gtx 1080 ti can easily let you run almost any game at 60fps on high-medium settings.
If you want keep your current system try an i5 12600k.
A quick Google search found,,
The best CPUs for pairing with the GTX 1080 Ti graphics card include,
Intel Core i5-12600K (Best Overall)
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X (Value for Money)
Intel Core i7-11700F (Best Performance)
Intel Core i9-9900KF (Unrivaled versatility and pairs well with the 1080 Ti)
AMD Ryzen 9 5900X (12-core, 24-thread)
Intel Core i9-10900K (10 cores, up to 5.3 GHz)
Intel Core i5-11600K
AMD Ryzen 3 3300X (4-core, 8-thread)
Intel Core i5-10400F
My 1080ti card is in my wife's pc now with a Ryzen 7 3800x cpu. She gets all my old parts after upgrades.
Replaced with a Strix 4090oc.
That's a negative. Newer games with DX12.1 can no longer run on the 1080ti
if the games supports vulkan it still can
is it worth getting 1080ti if i have rx 580 8gb?
i have 4k monitor and rtx cards are so expensive compared to this one
I have TWO 1080Ti's. In the VERY near future, you will find that 8GB of VRAM just isn't enough. If you have anything open, besides, your game, it is common to see 9GB or 10GB in use. The games that "I" play don't use Ray Tracing or DLSS. But, that 11GB of GDDR5X makes a huge difference.
@@curtis.albrecht.79 thank you
Is it worth $150 ??
yes, if you play new AAA games at 1080p.
Bro its 2023
exactly
but its ai generated.
@@user-wp8ve8ii9w?
im getting sick of these ai videos
recently i upgraded 1080Ti to RTX 4070 but 1080 ti will be forever in my heart and i fell like i replaced dog with another dog ;( Anyway THIS VEDEO IS SO FUCK.NG USELESS :d
Man I hate these auto voice generated videos.
1080 Ti = 2070 super
The new woke word of the fututre : ray tracing 😂😂👎👎 what a joke
pc gaming world is not evolving, it's held down by consoles
There's plenty of good pc only games, and oh boy are they "evolving" (becoming unplayable on most hardware)
Even PCs vary wildly in performance, wouldn’t make sense to build a game that only runs on the highest end hardware. Without consoles developers wouldn’t have nearly as much money to work with either, plus the architecture is closer to PCs than it’s ever been, obviously not as good but it is progress
@@waffles6477😂
no it wasnt even good in 2017. 2080 ti was the last competent card.
lmao 2080ti is for sissies. bro gt330 is the only good card