@@gametests I got mine set to Quality and since my 4K monitor only has 60 Hz I limited FPS in Cyberpunk to 75 and it's running consistent on that number.
@@SlavaBagmut mining definitely isn't a problem anymore, its only scalpers but even then, they are paying the price for dumb enough to think people will buy graphics cards for double their msrp.
@@LUL69214 I am one of those chumps. My 2080 Ti was seriously throttling at like 17 fps in rdr2 low settings. It worked terribly during my rendering and I decided to get an upgrade to a 4080 and i7-13700K.
@@xoxohavoc3913 Fortnite in 120fps, but next year on the new card its 320. Wait longer and you will get new card where you can reach 8890fps in cs and fortnite. Tempting? Your old gtx1070 with 60 fps is trash
@Scarlet Dani just a poor fool guy think the rich people are foo, you are fool because you couldnt make money like them. Accept the truth and go out making money.
anyone who bought the 1080 ti back then just made the best purchase of his/her life. Its 6 YEARS old and still able to get 30+ Fps on 4k in most games, some even 60 fps
EVGA 1080Ti FTW3 owner here checking in 2023. I am going to upgrade to the 4090 once I can get my hands on one though. 1080Ti has been a beast, hoping the 4090 will do similar in terms of how long it's lasted and been able to keep up with the times.
My dad bought a Mclaren back in 2005 for 400k$ now its worth more than 1.2mil $, thats sure better purchase than some gaming card that decreases in value every year.
Still rocking my FE 1080ti! Will upgrade to an RTX 5000 series as the 1080ti is still amazing for 1440p! Truly, the best work Nvidia has ever done relative to the year
If a 1080TI can still hold a reasonable fps at maxed settings, it's most certainly enough for someone like me that thinks playing at 1080p medium graphics settings is already insane
1080ti was the best purchase I made in my life and one of the best electronic products ever made. Despite having switched to a new rig with 3080 when it came out, my good old 4th gen i7 32gb ram and MSI 1080Ti still holds up to most of the games I play daily on a 3k ultra wide. The only lacking is ray tracing but nothing comparing to the ease of having a genshin rig in both my office and living room the same time.
1080ti is like the boy that everybody kicks down but always find a way to get back up. It's some crazy to see it performing kinda well even at 4K. Such a legend never dies. I regret that i couldn't buy the card on its era, a few years ago. The people with the card must still be happy that they have such a legend.
Absolutely, got a 1080 ti for $350 few years back, best purchase ever. Hard to upgrade further as the 1080 ti’s cost vs it’s still incredible performance is hard to beat
rocking here since 2017, holding very well 120hz quest 2 games...the day I retire it, I'll put in a secondary gaming machine, or in my bed BEST PURCHASE EVER
At 1080p the 1080ti is still golden and is a legend of its time. Any 80/90 class card that came after will always have performance kudos, but theyll never go down as legend cards because theyre priced horribly. Also people nowadays will still recognise the awe of an aged 1080ti, but a 3090 became meh the minute the 40 series dropped
what people forget is that this compares native only and not dlss, add in another 30-50% performance on the 4090 and you have the real difference because very few people play without dlss when it's available.
1080 Ti is the god of all cards. First when 2080 Ti came out, the compared it to 1080 Ti. Then the 3090 came out and no one compares it to 2080 Ti, but to the 1080 Ti. Same here - 4090 vs 1080 Ti. I'm sure this will be the case for the next generation as well.
a lot of people compared a 3090 to a 2080ti lol and a lot of people compared 4090 to an 3080, 3080ti 3090... just because this benchmark did not you speak for everybody.. okee
@@xDawhite I know they do, that is normal to compare to previous generation, but I mean that the 1080 Ti continues to get mentioned, while the others not so much. Overall speaking the 1080 Ti is considered the greatest GPU of the past 10 years.
Perfect comparison for me. I am STILL running a GTX 1080 but no 4K for me. I have been wanting to take the leap to 4K and those GPU prices are making me wait even longer. This was great, thanks. SUB!
This makes me emotional, thinking that one day my warhorse 1080ti amp xt gonna retire... best purchase ever, and it seems it gonna stay alive for years when it goes to my backup/secondary gaming machine
I've had a EVGA FTW3 1080Ti since 2017' paired with an 8700K@4.8GZ - 16GB DDR4@3600MHZ and it's still plenty good for most AAA games at 1440p/ 60FPS+. I'm probably getting an RTX 4090 some time this year paired with an i7-13700K- 32GB DDR5 - etc. 5-6 years isn't a bad run.
It brings tears of joy too me. I've been rocking a Titan XP since it's release and it has held up until this point (A point, I feel valid with, I could carry on another year maybe two with my card). The 1080ti and Titan XP were not far apart in terms of gaming, and well, it is a hard goodbye and a new hello to the 40 series.
The 1080ti is the greatest GPU ever made, and will never be topped in terms of value. Can get them for $200 or less up here in Canada rn, and they can do 4k 30fps...a 7yr old card. I always keep one as my backup card
i bought a 1080 (customwatercoold now), Also a verry good card but... If only i knew the market was gonna be like this for a few years... yes i regret not spending a little more on a 1080ti
I love my 1080ti ftw3, it sits comfy in my pc for the past 5 years or so. And will keep doing that unless it dies. I paid 800 euro for it new and that's the price of the cheapest 3080 atm in my country. 4090 is 1800 euro and above. I thought myself crazy to pay 800 back then and still think it's way too much for a gpu now.
The 1080ti will go down in history as one of the best graphics cards of all time! Loved my 1080ti to death and just retired it upgrading to the 3090ti.
@@FantasyNero Out of date? more than 60% steam gamers still use 1080p res. as their primary resolution xD. Not even mention that some people still gaming on 1366x768p though for higher FPS TV monitor/PC monitor lol.
@@magnificentoutcome People don't have money to get a 4K Monitor that is the reason why they stick with 1080p because it's so cheap, even a gaming 4K monitor is cheap nowadays.
I remember when flagship used to cost $750. I bought an EVGA 1080 ti on launch day. Had that set up for the last 6 years. Planned to purchase a 4090 until I laughed in disbelief at the cost of GPU's. Especially with previous model GPU's. They cost more than current GPU's. Make it make sense.
Is nice to see this comparison. I still own a 1080ti and I game at 1440p. 4k looks great, Ive tried it. But for that you need a good monitor, a 9 out of 10 cases biger power supply, an "ok" CPU so other mobo too etc. All in all take in consideration at least a 3500$ upgrade,if you want to really take advantage out of it. AAA titles can be played even at less frames no need 150+, so a RX7900 xtx I believe is a better choice in my opinion (at least no PSU to change, cause the rest kind of needed still).
1080ti plays all these games at 4K too i.e that cyberpunk at 20 25 fps, turn on FSR 2.1 quality mode and all the sudden its 35 40...on a 5 year old card. Both Maxwell and Pascal were great generation of cards.
@@SoftExo imho the gtx 1080 ti, is the g.o.a.t, capable of high 2k gaming, some 4k, and come with whopping 11gb vram, for that time it was more than enough, just like the present day, never seen a gpu that old and at same time so strong, i miss my 1080 ti strix :D
After paying $3,500 for my 3090, I can't decide if I should take a bath and get a 4090 or just use it for now. I do the same thing every generation. The 1080ti was when I could finally get good VR performance. 2080Ti was a slight upgrade. 3090 is just a furnace.
JUST GOOD MEMORIES. WHAT A LEGEND CARD WAS 1080TI. oh boy. I so much love it :) after that i upgraded to rtx3080TI, next will be maybe 5070TI or 5080TI..
Each generation Nvidia promising +50/+70/+100% of performance, but for some mystical reason in 4 year's we have only extra 150%. In some cases 200% but nowhere close to 400+%. And in comparison with 4080 it would be even worse.
i bought this 1080ti in 2019 for 375 euros. i can still sell it today for 200 euros. thats 175 euros less than what i paid for it, 4 years after i bought it and 6 or 7 years after release. thats pretty fucking insane. naturally i will need to upgrade once i get a 4k monitor. but for 1080p? its still awesome. i get averages of 90-110 fps on 1080p with it, on a 5600x. its pretty insane. i thnk i can last another year , perhaps even 2. but by then i will def need a new monitor and a new gpu. so i better start saving.
Bought a 1080 8gb oc card 4 years ago for my current setup, running many games in high and ultra settings and I'm thinking it's time to build a new rig this year, but the price today is insane, graphic card cost the same as my current computer did 4 years ago, if you want the latest and best computer today you looking at least $5000 to $6000 and 1/3 of that price is the graphic card.
Just got a 1080ti strix to replace my 1060 3gb and even to this day it is a beast! I mostly play 1080p and not the most intense games so the 1080ti is perfect. Best 275$ I spent on my pc
And where the frequencies are set to 1080 ti, the trick is that if you overclock the 4090 frequencies at 1080 ti by installing new controllers, then the performance difference will be 10% maximum.the materials from which the memory and the core are made remained the same as 8 years ago, respectively, by increasing the frequencies and voltage, we increase the bandwidth, and 1080 ti could then have the same performance as 4090 now, but this is not profitable for financial reasons.But no one will ever make such experiments, because it will be the collapse of the giants of the video industry
@@zerophyre last year you couldn't find a 3090 for under 2000. I can buy one today for 700. 1080ti was 700 last year I can buy one for 200. Doesn't really seem that crazy. I have a 1080ti and a 3060ti. They both do everything I need them to.
@Hz Win IP everyone just focuses on performance on ultra settings. Yes, those cards can game. Most here are hardware enthusiasts, not gamers. Fps counter makes them Cream their panties.
NOW LET'S TALK ABOUT PRICE TO PERFORMANCE! Because 70% more performance should NOT be 100% more in price from the last generation! Otherwise we will come to computers costing millions of dollars.
1080ti was great bang for buck. But I still think the RTX 2080ti is the proper old beast along with the 980ti when it came out. 2080ti is still going strong and actually got better as Nvidia improved on drivers and RTX stuff. It performs as well as a 3070ti. And it was 30%+ faster than the 1080ti.
although the 4090 is stronger than the 1080ti, the price has set its priorities... And also, you can raise the question of whether you need such performance? Even at 1050 you can sit at medium low with 60 fps, this running around for fps is over making a difference, but is it needed when you are going to the card overpriced by Huang? I don't think so far. Wait a little and take it at a bargain price, two or three times cheaper
@@donmike2810 depends tho. In fast competitiv FPS games i like 1080p high refresh rate more then 4k high refresh rate. even a lil more then 1440p high refresh rate.. just the fact that 24 inch monitors are sooo much better for cmpetitiv fast FPS games. 27 is oke but 24 is better for such games.
I have a Titan X Pascal 12Gb in my HP Z440 128Gb RAM 6TB NVME workstation, fantastic for content creation/music production, in my studio, it does all these games without a problem. It is still a beast of a card, and is more power efficient than a 4090. A RTX 4090, sorry, in my eyes its a complete ripoff. Maybe good for people who want to brag, but I will never pay almost 2000 euro for a RTX 4090. I just bought a HP Z440 128Gb RAM 2TB SSD 970 Evo plus with Gtx 1070 ti 8Gb for 380 euro, for my in my apartment. Spent some money on a Motu Ultralite MK4, and don't have to buy anything anymore. Maybe when a GTX 1080 ti prices come down to 100 euro I will buy it to replace the 1070 Ti. At the moment I am completely happy with my stuff, and still have holiday money! L😋
1080ti probably best buying pc component - it run great even in 2023. Yes, 1080p monster and 2k with middle-high settings. People who took it in 2017 had 6 years of great gaming time.
oh my word this beast of a gpu what a serious upgrade and im still on a gtx 1070 also seems the cpu uses more power on that 4090 to keep up with it the price of this beast buys me a second hand car its insanely expensive so it may seem in 1-2 generations from now we wont afford gpus anymore as the prices have become absurd
Now remember the 4070 ti card is only good for 1440 and the 4080 is good for 4k, lol. I use a Asus Rog Strix OC 1080 and play games on 1440 and 4k with no problems. Most games are around 50-60fps. It is time to update though after 6 and half years. Going to get a 4070 ti or a 4080, mostly for DCS in VR.
The Biggest problem of today's GPU's is that there are no games worth playing. I'm using a 1070 and it is still powerful enough to play any online game at 1080p. The Gaming Industry itself is just a joke today. The Only game I enjoyed playing over the last years was GOD OF WAR.... Buying a 2000$ GPU does not make sense to me....
1080 Ti used to be 4K card in older games but now 1080p card in new games I'd buy 4090 cheaper in 2024 can handle my 144hz and 4K Samsung will use medium settings
Does anyone else also thinks that even having more that double fps actual difference is very marginal? Graphic card companies are just making fool of people with the newer better costlier new tech graphic cards but in actual usage difference is not proportionate to the price it's just a marketing gimmick by the companies and some 'independent you tubers'.
Buying high end cards are kinda pointless when you still have to upgrade almost as frequently as midrange cards. They get you maybe an extra year of good performance but then are outdated in terms of software.
I would upgrade my 1080ti, but I got ryzen 1700x and am4 motherboard so I d probably have to buy completely new system, also ddr5 rams and shit. I play at 1440p though, so I guess 1080ti will serve me for few more years.
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What DLSS setting did you use in the 4090? Quality?
@@dezpotizmOFheaven no DLSS was turned off for this Benchmark, so we can compare rasterization performance.
@@gametests I got mine set to Quality and since my 4K monitor only has 60 Hz I limited FPS in Cyberpunk to 75 and it's running consistent on that number.
1080ti was a serious legend of a card. My EVGA FTW3 kept me going from 2017-2021 before I upgraded to the 3080ti.
Same. absolute beast of a card.
I waited and did a 1080ti -> 3090ti only 4 months ago but then the 4090 came out so I got that… ugh now I gotta sell my 3090ti
@@lazerusmfh what you are is a retard
This is one of those legendary components like the 2500k
@@lazerusmfh nooooo
Wow, in just 5 years, gpu prices have come a long way.
5,5 years.
THANKS TO MINING BOOM, SCALPERS AND GREEDY NVIDIA'S LEATHER JACKET!!!
@@SlavaBagmut mining definitely isn't a problem anymore, its only scalpers but even then, they are paying the price for dumb enough to think people will buy graphics cards for double their msrp.
@@LUL69214 I am one of those chumps. My 2080 Ti was seriously throttling at like 17 fps in rdr2 low settings. It worked terribly during my rendering and I decided to get an upgrade to a 4080 and i7-13700K.
yah from 699$ to 1949$ msrp sure big improvement
Its crazy how 150$ aftermarket card still can run 4k reasonable fps today.
Its its probably more cuz of the powerful cpu
@@xoxohavoc3913 you clearly understand nothing about anything
150dollars,what gpu is that
@Girts Dzerins +1
@@xoxohavoc3913 Fortnite in 120fps, but next year on the new card its 320. Wait longer and you will get new card where you can reach 8890fps in cs and fortnite. Tempting? Your old gtx1070 with 60 fps is trash
Old legend vs New legend...
The old legend was actually priced reasonably.
@Scarlet Dani just lots of money, usually people with lots of money aren't fools haha
@Scarlet Dani just a poor fool guy think the rich people are foo, you are fool because you couldnt make money like them. Accept the truth and go out making money.
@Scarlet Dani ok brokie
@Scarlet Dani Ok sTupid
1080ti showing it's age is making me emotional for some reason! What a BEAST it was, still is though.
Try with Ray Tracing 😆
@@commandantee who cares about ray tracing you dubious morron
well it's just a little kitten now.
@@Flymonster0953 Everybody, except poor persons like you, who haven't money for new GPU.
@@commandantee bro i have a 3070 ti -_-
anyone who bought the 1080 ti back then just made the best purchase of his/her life. Its 6 YEARS old and still able to get 30+ Fps on 4k in most games, some even 60 fps
Evga 1080ti ftw3, rock solid in my rig. 630€ back then and I thought I was crazy for paying so much.... Now the 4090 its literally 2500 euros.
EVGA 1080Ti FTW3 owner here checking in 2023. I am going to upgrade to the 4090 once I can get my hands on one though. 1080Ti has been a beast, hoping the 4090 will do similar in terms of how long it's lasted and been able to keep up with the times.
My dad bought a Mclaren back in 2005 for 400k$ now its worth more than 1.2mil $, thats sure better purchase than some gaming card that decreases in value every year.
@@igor_pavlovich and that’s relevant to this discussion how?
@@x_Heffe_X he said its a best purchase of someone's life, which is ofc not true.
Still rocking my FE 1080ti! Will upgrade to an RTX 5000 series as the 1080ti is still amazing for 1440p! Truly, the best work Nvidia has ever done relative to the year
As you should. Get your moneys worth my boy. currently have a 3090. wont upgrade until the Nvidia 6090 drops.
@@foreversolvent5334 Nice! 😎👍
If a 1080TI can still hold a reasonable fps at maxed settings, it's most certainly enough for someone like me that thinks playing at 1080p medium graphics settings is already insane
it'll do max settings at 1080p no issue
These new graphic cards are for 4k resolutions 1080p is fine with 1080ti
My Rx 570 is AMDs 1060 I can play most games 1080p close to max settings
@@Alifkbr even 1440p
@@Dragonlord826 with 50fps?
1080ti was the best purchase I made in my life and one of the best electronic products ever made. Despite having switched to a new rig with 3080 when it came out, my good old 4th gen i7 32gb ram and MSI 1080Ti still holds up to most of the games I play daily on a 3k ultra wide. The only lacking is ray tracing but nothing comparing to the ease of having a genshin rig in both my office and living room the same time.
yep, same feeling here,,,best purchase ever, still rocking in vr gaming while I cant upgrade
Fsr AMD
soon the NTX 10990 ti will make the 4090 look like the 1080 ti.
This comment aged so well.
Most of us will be dead by then
The RTX 10990 will let the RTX 4090 look like an GTX 770 today😂
@@Solyom-cq5vk i had a 770 lol
@@SylphidUndine me too, i switched to the rx 580 after the gtx770 and now have an 1080 ti since 1 Year👍🏼
1080ti is like the boy that everybody kicks down but always find a way to get back up. It's some crazy to see it performing kinda well even at 4K. Such a legend never dies. I regret that i couldn't buy the card on its era, a few years ago. The people with the card must still be happy that they have such a legend.
Absolutely, got a 1080 ti for $350 few years back, best purchase ever. Hard to upgrade further as the 1080 ti’s cost vs it’s still incredible performance is hard to beat
rocking here since 2017, holding very well 120hz quest 2 games...the day I retire it, I'll put in a secondary gaming machine, or in my bed
BEST PURCHASE EVER
Still got it, might retire it later this year.
The 1080 ti will then rest in the display cabinet museum, next to my 660 ti.
1080ti is still doing it for me in 1440p gaming.
At 1080p the 1080ti is still golden and is a legend of its time. Any 80/90 class card that came after will always have performance kudos, but theyll never go down as legend cards because theyre priced horribly. Also people nowadays will still recognise the awe of an aged 1080ti, but a 3090 became meh the minute the 40 series dropped
what people forget is that this compares native only and not dlss, add in another 30-50% performance on the 4090 and you have the real difference because very few people play without dlss when it's available.
1080 Ti is the god of all cards. First when 2080 Ti came out, the compared it to 1080 Ti. Then the 3090 came out and no one compares it to 2080 Ti, but to the 1080 Ti. Same here - 4090 vs 1080 Ti. I'm sure this will be the case for the next generation as well.
Don’t forget 980ti also beast
Not really. I mean it was a great card, but not a godlike product such as the 1080 TI
a lot of people compared a 3090 to a 2080ti lol and a lot of people compared 4090 to an 3080, 3080ti 3090... just because this benchmark did not you speak for everybody.. okee
@@xDawhite I know they do, that is normal to compare to previous generation, but I mean that the 1080 Ti continues to get mentioned, while the others not so much. Overall speaking the 1080 Ti is considered the greatest GPU of the past 10 years.
Nice vid! thx!
Where is the real legend Gtx1050. Kept me going from when I was 13 to when I’m almost 20.
4 time faster in well optimized games, some else is 3x ~3.5x
You called WD:Legion is well optimized game???
@@4ek_1 Considering the frame rates on both cards ain't that bad for what the cards are capable of, yes it isn't badly optimized.
Perfect comparison for me. I am STILL running a GTX 1080 but no 4K for me. I have been wanting to take the leap to 4K and those GPU prices are making me wait even longer. This was great, thanks. SUB!
Performance: 3x more
Price: 🤡
4x
@@superboss7403 more like 10x
Stop being broke. Not even that expensive lol
@@strvyIf you genuinely believe that $2k is reasonable for a GPU, then you deserve what you get. You know what they say about fools and their money.
@@strvy You remind me of that one girl that said if you are homeless just buy a house
Gone are the days when high end cards are below 1k usd
For right now.
This makes me emotional, thinking that one day my warhorse 1080ti amp xt gonna retire... best purchase ever, and it seems it gonna stay alive for years when it goes to my backup/secondary gaming machine
I've had a EVGA FTW3 1080Ti since 2017' paired with an 8700K@4.8GZ - 16GB DDR4@3600MHZ and it's still plenty good for most AAA games at 1440p/ 60FPS+.
I'm probably getting an RTX 4090 some time this year paired with an i7-13700K- 32GB DDR5 - etc. 5-6 years isn't a bad run.
Idk why but I wanna crack open a nice cold beer after reading your comment
It brings tears of joy too me. I've been rocking a Titan XP since it's release and it has held up until this point (A point, I feel valid with, I could carry on another year maybe two with my card). The 1080ti and Titan XP were not far apart in terms of gaming, and well, it is a hard goodbye and a new hello to the 40 series.
The 1080ti is the greatest GPU ever made, and will never be topped in terms of value. Can get them for $200 or less up here in Canada rn, and they can do 4k 30fps...a 7yr old card. I always keep one as my backup card
gtx 1080ti is a beast he can play RDR2 at 4k ultra setting with 30fps thats impressive
It's a she
@@nathancachia1419 no one cares
the 1080 TI was Nvidia`s biggest mistake, and they`re clearly not going to make another one like that anytime soon....
i bought a 1080 (customwatercoold now), Also a verry good card but... If only i knew the market was gonna be like this for a few years... yes i regret not spending a little more on a 1080ti
Good song choices my dude! Came for the video and stayed for the music lol
Using 1080 ti for 7 fucking years, and still kicking ass, i can play in 1080p all maxxed no ai bullshit and still getting 120+ fps
1080ti Forza performance in 4k is awesome!!!!
When Tom Holland met tobey Maguire
Its crazy to think this Card is already 6 Years Old!
Still running mine through my 55inc 60 hz TV at medium hits 60 steady on pretty much all games so still don't feel need to change it.
I love my 1080ti ftw3, it sits comfy in my pc for the past 5 years or so. And will keep doing that unless it dies. I paid 800 euro for it new and that's the price of the cheapest 3080 atm in my country. 4090 is 1800 euro and above. I thought myself crazy to pay 800 back then and still think it's way too much for a gpu now.
The 1080ti will go down in history as one of the best graphics cards of all time! Loved my 1080ti to death and just retired it upgrading to the 3090ti.
4070ti coming out
@@DigitalBliss69 aka the 4080
@@zeroa69 Baby 4080
Same here. Saw a great deal on a 3090ti and decided to upgrade.
I upgraded my pc from 980ti to 1080ti in 2017 wass such a great card.
yeah, it can handle any video game at 2k resolution.
@@anonmanji612 just buy a 1080p monitor and keep your head safe
@@BadW0lf_ 1080p is already out of date, it's time for 4K
@@FantasyNero Out of date? more than 60% steam gamers still use 1080p res. as their primary resolution xD. Not even mention that some people still gaming on 1366x768p though for higher FPS TV monitor/PC monitor lol.
@@magnificentoutcome People don't have money to get a 4K Monitor that is the reason why they stick with 1080p because it's so cheap, even a gaming 4K monitor is cheap nowadays.
I remember when flagship used to cost $750. I bought an EVGA 1080 ti on launch day. Had that set up for the last 6 years. Planned to purchase a 4090 until I laughed in disbelief at the cost of GPU's. Especially with previous model GPU's. They cost more than current GPU's. Make it make sense.
Yeah it's insane. I got the 3080 at launch and the 4080 is an extra $1000 in my country...
Is nice to see this comparison. I still own a 1080ti and I game at 1440p. 4k looks great, Ive tried it. But for that you need a good monitor, a 9 out of 10 cases biger power supply, an "ok" CPU so other mobo too etc. All in all take in consideration at least a 3500$ upgrade,if you want to really take advantage out of it. AAA titles can be played even at less frames no need 150+, so a RX7900 xtx I believe is a better choice in my opinion (at least no PSU to change, cause the rest kind of needed still).
1080ti plays all these games at 4K too i.e that cyberpunk at 20 25 fps, turn on FSR 2.1 quality mode and all the sudden its 35 40...on a 5 year old card. Both Maxwell and Pascal were great generation of cards.
@@SoftExo imho the gtx 1080 ti, is the g.o.a.t, capable of high 2k gaming, some 4k, and come with whopping 11gb vram, for that time it was more than enough, just like the present day, never seen a gpu that old and at same time so strong, i miss my 1080 ti strix :D
Yes buy amd card if you want driver issue, overheat, no rtx. Or buy nvidia for the same price and get same fps but with rtx enabled.
Man that 4090 is a boss… too bad you also need to be a boss of a Fortune 500 company to own one.
After paying $3,500 for my 3090, I can't decide if I should take a bath and get a 4090 or just use it for now. I do the same thing every generation. The 1080ti was when I could finally get good VR performance. 2080Ti was a slight upgrade. 3090 is just a furnace.
You like wasting money don't you? ;)
@@kiiroMADE Just chasing smooth framerate for VR and triple 4K sim racing.
What OSD was used in the video to display frames per second, CPU wattage consumption, etc.?
This video convinced me to stay one more year on 1080 ti
Thanks. I needed reaffirmation, that this was a good upgrade :D
Best comparison video I’ve seen so far. Good job 👍🏼
1080ti still holding quite well for its age
JUST GOOD MEMORIES. WHAT A LEGEND CARD WAS 1080TI. oh boy. I so much love it :) after that i upgraded to rtx3080TI, next will be maybe 5070TI or 5080TI..
Each generation Nvidia promising +50/+70/+100% of performance, but for some mystical reason in 4 year's we have only extra 150%. In some cases 200% but nowhere close to 400+%. And in comparison with 4080 it would be even worse.
+300% on average, but this is still bad for a x2.5 price
1:1 performance stagnation and catering to crypto market. Give Nvidia up.
i dont know where you get 150% from... back to math class i guess? Not saying 300% improve is good enough. but 150% lol
700$ at launch Vs 2000$ at launch
Reality: paid 630 euros for the 1080ti (evga ftw3) and the 4090 (cheaper variant) costs at least 2500 euros. Lmao
It tells me that as long as you don't play with Ultra/Ultimate/Very High setting, 1080ti is just fine at 4K.
That’s like comparing a bicycle to a Harley
Basically the same just turn a few of the unidentifiable max settings down a little.
i bought this 1080ti in 2019 for 375 euros. i can still sell it today for 200 euros. thats 175 euros less than what i paid for it, 4 years after i bought it and 6 or 7 years after release. thats pretty fucking insane. naturally i will need to upgrade once i get a 4k monitor. but for 1080p? its still awesome. i get averages of 90-110 fps on 1080p with it, on a 5600x. its pretty insane. i thnk i can last another year , perhaps even 2. but by then i will def need a new monitor and a new gpu. so i better start saving.
Today GPU without RT is archaism.
Bought a 1080 8gb oc card 4 years ago for my current setup, running many games in high and ultra settings and I'm thinking it's time to build a new rig this year, but the price today is insane, graphic card cost the same as my current computer did 4 years ago, if you want the latest and best computer today you looking at least $5000 to $6000 and 1/3 of that price is the graphic card.
i wish i had the 1080 TI in 2017 what a legendary card well now the 4090 is my 1080 TI moment lets see how far can go and age together
I own this 1080ti Ryzen 5 3600 and o game on 1080p still performs great
Thanks for the side by side comparison!
Believe me or not, if producers wanted and released a REAL new deivers for 1080 TI, it would stil be a top graphic card. Sad, but True...
Half the price,half the power draw,half the performance.Still pretty good for a 7yrs old GPU
Definitely less than half the performance did you even look at the fps?
4x the power, 10x the cost. I think this cycle I'm going team red since Nvidia turned into corpo scalpers.
Team red is doing the same and they don't charge more because their products are just inferior.
I'm still running a GTX 1080. Love that card, but its time is coming to an end. I see a 4090 on the horizon.
Tbh the performance is 3x but the price is also abt 2.5x so what's the point?
Seems like the only thing that had improved was FPS but far as graphics and the way things look... nah I feel like they can do better.
Been playing Quake arena 3 again after over two decades. My 1080 ti handles it, *gameplay* is epic.
Just got a 1080ti strix to replace my 1060 3gb and even to this day it is a beast! I mostly play 1080p and not the most intense games so the 1080ti is perfect. Best 275$ I spent on my pc
And where the frequencies are set to 1080 ti, the trick is that if you overclock the 4090 frequencies at 1080 ti by installing new controllers, then the performance difference will be 10% maximum.the materials from which the memory and the core are made remained the same as 8 years ago, respectively, by increasing the frequencies and voltage, we increase the bandwidth, and 1080 ti could then have the same performance as 4090 now, but this is not profitable for financial reasons.But no one will ever make such experiments, because it will be the collapse of the giants of the video industry
1080ti is a great card. This 4090 is insanity. Hopefully I can pick one of these up for $700 in a year. It seems like the ideal card for vr.
If you are talking about 4090 costing 700$ you are insane lol. 4090 now costs 2200$+ and will cost 1600$ in 2024.
If you want to buy 1080ti, then buy Rx 6700xt for lower price and better performance.
@@zerophyre last year you couldn't find a 3090 for under 2000. I can buy one today for 700. 1080ti was 700 last year I can buy one for 200. Doesn't really seem that crazy. I have a 1080ti and a 3060ti. They both do everything I need them to.
@Hz Win IP everyone just focuses on performance on ultra settings. Yes, those cards can game. Most here are hardware enthusiasts, not gamers. Fps counter makes them Cream their panties.
@@zerophyre nah...
I'd pick any nvidia cards over amd only because I use geforce experience features quite often..
Scored a titan xp Jedi order edition which is still crazy good for it's age, glad the 1080ti is still kicking ass
man, 8800 GTX in 2006 and 1080Ti, best buys ever
I have the evga 1080ti ftw3 and I wanted to upgrade to the rtx 4090... But that price its just sad.
NOW LET'S TALK ABOUT PRICE TO PERFORMANCE! Because 70% more performance should NOT be 100% more in price from the last generation! Otherwise we will come to computers costing millions of dollars.
1080ti was great bang for buck. But I still think the RTX 2080ti is the proper old beast along with the 980ti when it came out. 2080ti is still going strong and actually got better as Nvidia improved on drivers and RTX stuff. It performs as well as a 3070ti. And it was 30%+ faster than the 1080ti.
Im still rocking my MSI 1080ti
I had my 1080 for 6 years it’s time to invest into new gen card for another 6 years to come 💪
although the 4090 is stronger than the 1080ti, the price has set its priorities... And also, you can raise the question of whether you need such performance? Even at 1050 you can sit at medium low with 60 fps, this running around for fps is over making a difference, but is it needed when you are going to the card overpriced by Huang? I don't think so far. Wait a little and take it at a bargain price, two or three times cheaper
Once you experience 4k in high refresh rate, you simply can't go back.
@@donmike2810 depends tho. In fast competitiv FPS games i like 1080p high refresh rate more then 4k high refresh rate. even a lil more then 1440p high refresh rate.. just the fact that 24 inch monitors are sooo much better for cmpetitiv fast FPS games. 27 is oke but 24 is better for such games.
I sold my 1080ti mid lock down for £550, only paid £200 for it 6 months previously
I have a Titan X Pascal 12Gb in my HP Z440 128Gb RAM 6TB NVME workstation, fantastic for content creation/music production, in my studio, it does all these games without a problem. It is still a beast of a card, and is more power efficient than a 4090. A RTX 4090, sorry, in my eyes its a complete ripoff. Maybe good for people who want to brag, but I will never pay almost 2000 euro for a RTX 4090. I just bought a HP Z440 128Gb RAM 2TB SSD 970 Evo plus with Gtx 1070 ti 8Gb for 380 euro, for my in my apartment. Spent some money on a Motu Ultralite MK4, and don't have to buy anything anymore. Maybe when a GTX 1080 ti prices come down to 100 euro I will buy it to replace the 1070 Ti. At the moment I am completely happy with my stuff, and still have holiday money! L😋
Props to whoever optimized Forza for people with low end cards.
1080ti probably best buying pc component - it run great even in 2023. Yes, 1080p monster and 2k with middle-high settings. People who took it in 2017 had 6 years of great gaming time.
oh my word
this beast of a gpu
what a serious upgrade
and im still on a gtx 1070
also seems the cpu uses more power on that 4090 to keep up with it
the price of this beast buys me a second hand car
its insanely expensive
so it may seem in 1-2 generations from now we wont afford gpus anymore as the prices have become absurd
100 fps more or less, what's a difference... It works!
Now remember the 4070 ti card is only good for 1440 and the 4080 is good for 4k, lol. I use a Asus Rog Strix OC 1080 and play games on 1440 and 4k with no problems. Most games are around 50-60fps. It is time to update though after 6 and half years. Going to get a 4070 ti or a 4080, mostly for DCS in VR.
Only 5 years guys 5 YEARSS!!!
i have an i7 7700k + 1080ti for 5 years now, and now im gonna upgrade to i9 13900k + RTX 4090
Exact same for me except I got the 7950x. Hope you enjoy!
@@davidmccauleyyt thanks bro hope u enjoy it too
Had the i7 8700K become so old and slow. I upgraded to i9 13900K it's beast in my own eyes but still using 2080 waiting for 4090 prices to down soon 😏
I'm using 1080Ti for 5.5 years...
I hope the price of GPU will be normalized...
Same. It's depressing to see the price of a 4090...
Don't bet on it
@@pauloa.7609 I felt like an idiot buying a gpu for 750$ in 2017
@@Calle19881 I paid 630€ for my evga 1080ti ftw3 and back then I thought I was insane... I can't imagine myself paying 2500€ for the 4090.
Doesn't seem worth the up grade to be honest, I'll stick with my 1080 GTXti for another cycle
If today's developer were not lazy in optimization 1080 would had atleast 60fps in 4k.
The Biggest problem of today's GPU's is that there are no games worth playing. I'm using a 1070 and it is still powerful enough to play any online game at 1080p.
The Gaming Industry itself is just a joke today. The Only game I enjoyed playing over the last years was GOD OF WAR.... Buying a 2000$ GPU does not make sense to me....
I'll keep using my 1080Ti from 2017 until a real good 4k monitor shows up. That's the only reason for upgrading to 4090.
There's already really good monitors just the RTX 4000 series can't actually display higher than 4K60 cuz of their HDMI port
1080 Ti used to be 4K card in older games but now 1080p card in new games
I'd buy 4090 cheaper in 2024 can handle my 144hz and 4K Samsung will use medium settings
I am 55, one of the good things is that my eyes are getting too old to notice differences. Above 60 fps and I am good.
As if 55 was old, call me back when you are 95.
@@Nihiliste- By then you will be 135, I will give you a call to congratulate you on the record. :)
In terms of a class to class comparison wouldn't it be more accurate to put it againt the Titan X (Pascal) card?
1080 ti and titan x are more or less the same performance
Does anyone else also thinks that even having more that double fps actual difference is very marginal? Graphic card companies are just making fool of people with the newer better costlier new tech graphic cards but in actual usage difference is not proportionate to the price it's just a marketing gimmick by the companies and some 'independent you tubers'.
Buying high end cards are kinda pointless when you still have to upgrade almost as frequently as midrange cards. They get you maybe an extra year of good performance but then are outdated in terms of software.
What the point testing 1080TI in 4K? It wasn't built for such resolutions. Test in Full HD or 2K!
Finally a card that is worth to replace my beloved 1080ti.
I would upgrade my 1080ti, but I got ryzen 1700x and am4 motherboard so I d probably have to buy completely new system, also ddr5 rams and shit. I play at 1440p though, so I guess 1080ti will serve me for few more years.
What on earth was happening to the 4090? Bro just forgot fabric existed in the first game