1080ti was a blast and I would still keep it for 1080p gaming if something bad haven't happened to me and my PC. Now when I look forward to getting a new one, I want to cry because of the prices and cards of this gen
Great video. I still have a GTX 1080 Ti and R7 2700X. I am hoping to upgrade towards the end of this year or the start of next year. I have had this PC since April 2018. The 1080 Ti is a phenomenal GPU. One of the best GPUs ever created.
@@advancedmomuser-kb2qn Not true. At that time, I used to play at 1440p and 4K at high/ultra settings, which are heavily GPU bound, so the 2700X wasn't the bottleneck at all. I was nearly always GPU limited.
I’ve got the 1070ti and it’s still doing great for me at 1440p, I usually will scale down some settings but primarily use it at 1440p. Some games I can’t hold 60, but honestly I can live with 40ish fps for the higher resolution of 1440p over downscaling often.
I still run a 1070 ti... and frankly its only in the last year that I have even begun considering upgrading it... games that I typically play are only just starting to drop below 50 and 60 fps at 1440p and 2k... gaming... and paying inflated graphics card prices always seemed like an insane proposition when I wasn't getting more VRAM, and maybe a 10% improvement in actual speeds Its only really with the 40 series cards that the improvement looks like it is going to FEEL really big, but at the same time even today I struggle to justify spending 700 on a single component for a build...
The 1080ti still seems like a viable card. The 4060Ti is only 18% faster which means the only cards *significantly* better than a 1080ti start at $600 Msrp for a 4070. If only a $600+ card provides a big boost, your card is probably fine
Yes, I am still rocking an EVGA 1080 ti FTW3 Elite Black. It is a great card and it is doing everything that I need it to do! Thanks for the video E-Rock!
My 1070 Ti was a great card for me while I had it. It played everything super well, at least until I switched to Linux. After switching to Linux, the card handled everything pre-DX12 really well. But anything that required DX12 ran poorly on it due to a hardware limitation of the Pascal cards that caused VKD3D (DX12 to Vulkan compatibility layer) to run slowly. I've since sold that card back when gas prices were super high and I needed the money to fix up a more fuel efficient car, and took a year and a half off of PC gaming afterwards (2022 was just a rough year). It really was a great card, and I'm sure I'd still have it today if circumstances were different. Now I've got an RX 6600 XT, which handles DX12 to Vulkan really really well and for less than $200 on eBay. But that 1070 Ti will hold a special spot in my memory as it really was the card the cemented my love for PC gaming as a whole.
As a guy who bought an EVGA SC (RIP) 1070Ti for £420 back in December 2017 (a few weeks before GPU prices hiked due to Crypto in 2018), it was a fantastic 1080p card. I now have a Powercolor Red Devil 6700x because of the better 1440p performance, but I'll never forget the stellar experience I had with the 1070Ti.
I still have the 1070 which has been an amazing card! my mates son will pop over in a few months and put all my new parts in for me, which he has been doing for the last twenty odd years! I am getting the 480 16GB which will probably out live me as I am eighty one years old! I am spending about Three Grand without the case as I have a Massive Cooler Master Cosmos case.
i'm still rockin' a GTX 1080Ti but as soon as i upgraded my CPU from a i7 4790k to a Ryzen 7 5800X3D, my 1080Ti turned into a even bigger monster at 1080p
Good salvage report. Pascal GTX is trading in the WW channel total available sold off < 8% in the prior month. Currently 1080ti = 9.85% of available sold off 11% in the last month, 1080 = 13.95% < 17.3%, 1070ti = 9.66% < 26%, 1070 = 14.14% < 2.7%, 1060 = 26.18% < 9.4%, 1050ti = 13.83% < 21.2%, 1050 = 5.28% < 1.4%. ALL WW channel available GTX 10x0 = 28.4% more than all Ada, 30% of all Ampere RTX consumer and 76% of all Turing RTX consumer. mb
Speaking about amazing cards; I just found out about the 2060 super; and that card rivals a 3060 too bad it's kinda hard to find at a reasonable price.
Thank you Thomas. I purchased my 2060 Super in 2019. The fact that the 1080ti, released in 2017, has the same or better performance while having 3 gbs more VRAM, makes the 1080ti card ahead of its time.
I have a GTX 1060 6 gigs Rog Strix edition and I've been quite happy with it but now I'm planning to upgrade to a card which has more Vram, since most of the titles coming in 2024 are too demanding and you need more Vram in order to run them smoothly at high settings or above 60fps
I recently sold my super buff gaming PC with Nvidia 4080 GPU card and 32 GB ram. I highly regret doing that so much. However I've accepted that and bought a Mac Mini M2 Pro with 10 CPU cores, 16 GPU cores, 16GB ram, and 512GB SSD. I'm really not rocking those PC games anyway. I mean sure I did when I had the Alienware, but I only had 23 PC games overall. I didn't see the big advantage to PC gaming at all either, I mean yeah I did 1440p and 180 to 280 FPS on the Alienware monitor I bought also, but the graphics looked exactly the same as on PS5 and Xbox Series X. Also I'm a controller player, I've always hated mouse and keyboard other than being an excellent typist on the keyboard as I type pretty fast and very good at it. Those GPUs in this video, man they are old. I would say for those who want to get into PC gaming get at least the very very least a 3050.
Yes these GPUs are super old for sure and no one should buy them as their first option. But if it’s all someone has, they can do ok still in modern games at 1080p for the most part.
Still rocking out with my Asus 1070-Ti and for the games that I play (Fortnite, MW2, GTAO, RDR2) I still get 60FPS or better on most games at 1440p high settings, or 1080p maxed. Some games even have ray tracing enabled, even though I thought the Nvidia 1000 series GPUs didn't have the capability. Paired with my 8700k CPU, Overclocking the card makes it run on par with a GTX 1080.
I do think something was wrong in gow. I have a 1070 Ti and I played the whole game last year on original settings and it averaged above 60fps without fsr and with fsr it averaged close to 80fps. It's cool to see a new video about these cards keep it up!
MWII are also strange. I tested my 1080 and i got alot better scores with my old i7 4790K. And i scored 75 AVG, 5th low 54, low 1st 46. On 1080P Balanced i get 105 AVG, low 5th 78 and low 1st 68
My last card before upgrading to the RX7900XTX was an EVGA 1080 SC. It was and still is an amazing card. Especially considering how inexpensive it is these days.
I just built my first computer in 15 years last month and was appalled at the state of the graphics card market. I picked up a 1080ti from a friend for $200 and have no regrets. It does everything I need at 1080p, and I can wait to upgrade until prices become more reasonable. I have been enjoying your channel and congrats on 10K!!
Prices will never be more reasonable again. After Nvidia (as well as Apple) realized that graphics cards will still sell even when the price is over $1000, because people simply don't have a choice (AMD isn't better either), since then different rules apply. Keep in mind that after the crypto boom, we are also expecting an AI boom and very likely new shortages, so the situation on the market will only get worse. As for the upgrade, perhaps the best option is to buy used high end gpu's from the previous gen, since they don't sell performance boost in this generation (only 4070 ti and up) but features.
Thank you Thomas 🙏🏽 I have an Asus Rog Strix 1080 Ti OC💪🏽 and I play games at 1440p max settings on most games. It's still a fantastic and mind blowing GPU in my opinion 🤷🏽♂️ I play old and new games, like Far Cry 3/4, Tom Raider, etc... But yeah, with some new games you can definitely start seeing it struggle a little to keep the magic 60fps😔
still rockinh my 1080ti and been 4k gaming for years with it! and some games i can use ultra settings but most is a mix of high/ultra and medium with a 4770k i7
Thanks. Just build 7900x3d with 32 gb ram and MSI MPG x670e carbon wifi. Will get a proper gpu in the future. Seems not tbe the right time to buy gpu yet as for me.
I still use my GTX 1080 with i7 6700k.Getting 60 fps in Remnant 2 is pretty cool. I want to upgrade but I just don't think the price is fair. If 4070 had 16Gb maybe.
Bought my PC in Jan 2017: it has a NVIDIA 1070 inside and after hundreds of hours of gaming it still works perfectly. I am because, I was considering upgrading it BUT now I thjink I will keep it! Thanks for saving my money!
My computer recently had to get new parts since my old motherboard with an i7-7700k became faulty and now upgraded it with a Z690 motherboard with an i7-12400KF and still equipped with my old 1080ti that I got 6 years ago with my first PC build. Still a monster to play with to this day, even if it is showing it's age when playing at 1440p. I know I'll have to upgrade soon but it'll be sad to part ways with the card that really helped me get into PC gaming more than I did in the past.
Fantastic video. Back in late 2017 I was going to purchase a used i7 and 19 series card to replace the Pentium dual core 3.4ghz and GTX 760 I had in my trusty 2015 Haswell build. Just days before I was about to pull the trigger on a CPU and GPU, which would have been $400-$500, I got a phone call from a coworker telling me to go to Wal-Mart to buy the HP Pavilion Power 580-023w (the famous Black Friday computer which was an AMAZING deal). This Pavilion Power had an i5-7400, GTX 1060 3gb, 8gb DDR4 2400 RAM and Win10 on a 1tb mechanical hd for $500 dolla. For the price of just the used CPU and 10 series card I now had a complete turn key gaming PC which I still use to this day as a daily rig with the only upgrades being an OC migration to a SSD and doubling the RAM to 16gb. I LOVE this computer so much and the 1060 3gb, which is chickenshit to some people, does everything I ask of it. The only game that gave my 1060 any problems and started causing constant crashes is Final Fantasy 14 with a TON of high detailed and demanding mods so to get around that I play that particular game on a Dell Precision T5810 I found on the curb one garbage night with a Xeon E5-1650v4 and 32gb of quad channel error correcting memory with the only mods/upgrades on my part being a new SSD with Win10 Pro and an OEM PNY GTX 1080 I purchased used on ebay which completely solved the the DX12 crashes. I was very temped to just throw the 1080 into the HP Pavilion but I really love my 1060 and I will keep using it to the point of failure.
I was using my 1070ti until September 2023 and it worked great! Only upgraded because I bought a ultra wide 4k monitor and the card wasn't cutting it any more
Im using my PC that I purchased from someone back in February and it had a 1070ti zotac mini paired with a 5 1600 and 4x8 gb in it. I love it to be honest and if I were to upgrade? Rough going through all of these and how nerdy I can get with the numbers and values. Great videos and nice to see someone else that's on the same page for what's going on right now
for you to upgrade your gpu you would have to get a new cpu as well the 1600 might already be a bottleneck for the 1070ti. as per good gpus for the price 6700 XT is king right now for 1080/1440p gaming. for nivida i would try and get a 3060 ti second hand or 4070 brand new.
@@kennethsheppard7874 I mean I was debating about delaying the next generation up for CPUs going to him 5 but I think it's kind of too early but I was originally going for 7 5800x3d and then upgrade GPU. Friend used 3070 with 9 5950x. He's mentioning prices right now or least tabs for what I want and if I do go with am5. New motherboard is needed so. More money. I run my system on a 60 in TV and mainly 1440-3840x2160 (TV native) weirdly running Forza horizon 5 at all high settings at 3840x 2160 and getting 70-100 fps but it's not a heavy game anyway so. Hunt showdown is 1440 with mid-high settings at 60-100fps but honestly. CPU might be what I need first.
@@kennethsheppard7874 awhile back when I was building. I wanted these 2 cards and tempted to buy the 2080 fe which is $230 right now but it's only 8 vram. 2080 ti is a little more and 11vram but they are older. I had hope or I still do with intel 750 but it's too early with them. They're still taking suggestions on how to improve and it's probably going to be awhile or a little longer until we get something better from them
My 1070Ti serves me well for 5 years but it gets a bit faulty now. Control game probably drove it so hard to above 80 temperature. I'm thinking about upgrading but I'm stuck at deciding on getting 4070 or 4070 Ti
seems like your GPU is still in good condition. the reason why your card temperature is high is most likely about your GPU fan. Try to clean the dust and you will be fine.
@@chrismail0914 I cleared the dust. Things feel semi-fixed. The game sometimes crashed even when the Temparture is below 60. Sometimes I even got BSOD.
The 10 series were epic. Great value and good performance for the money. I'm still using 1080 Ti and 8700k, but thinking about finally upgrading in 2024.
I am thinking about replacing my 1080ti, which I’ve had since 2017, but honestly it’s just due to its age. It easily handles all the games I play at 1440p. Some of these games are old, like Path of Exile, but it handles BG3 like a champ as well. So I’m waiting to see how the 5000 series cards look later this year/early next year (and what their release does to 4000 series pricing/what AMD is does to respond).
With this being RAW performance results, should using AMD's FSR 2.0 not catapult them into current tier range ? The technology is NVidia compatible after all ... .
I had an asus 1080ti strix and have replaced for an rx 6900xt toward the end of last year. Was an awesome card and i was playing everything in 1440p. The new card now I am very happy with too.
The price of new hardware has skyrocketed from previous generations. For example when the GTX 980 released, it was $449. Today's modern RTX 4080 launched at $1,199... Their pricing has essentially killed any possibility of me wanting to purchase new hardware. I'll just buy used previous gen hardware as the prices drop on ebay. I don't need the latest and greatest. I want performance for my dollar and that's where the used market comes into play. When someone's gaming on their $1200 4080, I'll be playing on my $300 2080 lol.
I think the benchmark is glitched or broken, 42 C on idle, definitely not while gaming, also GPU usage 0% for some reason and that GPU power draw is way too low
Those cards are still really good at e sport games at 1080p and all is coming down how cheap you can have them or if you still using them, cheers from Finland, subbed
Still using a 1070 founders edition. I have everything else upgraded to AM5, DDR5, 1440p @ 144hz monitor, etc. and now I'm just waiting for the Nvidia 50XX series cards or the new AMD cards before putting the old soldier to rest.
I bought a GTX 1080Ti 5 months ago for 150€. It runs RE4 Remake at 1080p medium/high settings 60fps, Jedi Survivor 1080p, medium settings 60fps, Baldurs Gate 3 medium settings, 1080p 60fps. I will use this gpu untill it DIES! What a older beast. Oh yeah I have a 1080p 75hz monitor.
hey man, im about to buy a new pc but i havent honest been in the market for a long time because my old one last me quite a long time. Can i dm you a link to a pc i am thinking of buying, and let me know how good it is and how the price is looking
Greetings! I Still own my 1080ti and I've tested it days ago, still great for 1080p gaming in my opinion considering that is a 5yo GPU! My current GPU is an RX 6700XT.
As a hobby I build 'older' G.O.A.T.'s or rare retro 'Units' . The oldest being an overclocked 2500K, then up the generations ( all K's ) to newer, lol, TR 1950X, 6900K, 9900X's and other i9's on higher end Mb's. Still rockin' 980ti's in SLI, 1080ti's, 1080ti's in SLI mounted vertically, 2080 super's and my most 'recent' a 2080ti depending on the era of the build. As I don't play the newest AAA FPS's, they all work, and look, beautiful. There's something about the look of the CPU flanked by 8 sticks of 4 channel Ram. Having an excess number of lanes also comes in handy for loads of storage or multiple GPU's. Long live 1080ti's and 2080ti's with the, now relevant, 11G of VRAM.
All i can say is that your MWII numbers are crazy low. I tested my GTX 1080 so i ran the same settings 1440P Balanced on my OLD system rocking the i7 4790K, 16GB DDR3 2400Mhz and GTX 1080 at the same exact settings. And i scored 75 AVG, 5th low 54, low 1st 46. On 1080P Balanced i get 105 AVG, low 5th 78 and low 1st 68. So something is not right on your end. Have you tested it again?
Have 1070ti but i noticed that im starting to struggled to get ultra/very high settings in 1080p now. Thinking about upgrading to RX 6800 which should give around a 40 fps boost. Doubt it will last 5 years like my 1070ti but its pricing is fairly low for the value. And that card came out 2020? I dont get amd....
I’m watching your video but I don’t understand the difference between mine and yours. I have a 1070 TI and I play all of the modern games. Even Starfield and cyber punk run above 80 frames per second and I play them on high-quality or ultra. I have 16 gigs of RAM and MSIZ 398 pro motherboard and SSD 256 Gb and then my 1070 TI graphics card. The only thing that I’ve noticed is my graphics card does not support the LSS. But I don’t have any issues playing any games or any drop in frame race below 80.
Maybe it’s a different manufacture of the 1070 TI. I actually have an Nvidia it’s not made by a different manufacture. I also use an app called user benchmark and when I test my computer, it puts my graphics card and my computer itself as a nuclear submarine, which is one of the top ranks you can get. When it comes to video editing, this card is definitely lacking, however.
I wasn't yet born when these two were released but my grandparents told me a lot about them. For the time of black and white fims and with sound just making its way into the cinema they were not bad really.
still sitting on my 1070Ti that I bought for $550 back in early 2018... the only card that is worth upgrading to is the 4080/4090 but I'm not spending $1350/1680 on those... yes those are the absolute cheapest here (KFA/Gainward), if you want ASUS or MSI that's at least another $100-200
I do not know how you are getting those poor frame rates, I doubt the founders edition cards are that bad. I see a lot of 2023 reviews showing the 1080Ti as having very poor frame rates on modern titles, this is simply not true. My ASUS 1080ti @ 1440p, max graphics, this is what I get: COD-MW2 : 103fps avg. Cyberpunk 2077: 68fps avg. GOW - 2018 : 82fps avg. Assassins Greed-V : 93fps avg. SpiderMan : Do not own. Unless you are doing massive benchmark tests to get in a record chart somewhere or require ultra perfect aiming, 60fps is fine for general gaming and until my 1080ti starts to struggle at max settings, I'll keep it. I simply can not justify spending $2000US+ on a graphics card when I am still rocking a minimum 60fps on a 10 series card to gain an extra 30-50fps which I am not going to notice.
I’m still using the 1080 ti with an i7 6700k. Still able to play on high presets on 1440 and with rdr2 still got around 50-60 fps. First I want to upgrade my cpu and when I sold my kidney a new gpu.
@@ErockOnTech in my micro atx case, my rtx 3070(founders) reaches about 70 degrees (gpu fans not at full speed though because it gets quite noisy) I have 2 intake fans and 1 exhaust. How can I make this system cool better?
wow people who bought the 1070 ti got a great deal... i think that the 1070 ti is still solid i dont think the 4070 ti or 4070 will age as well as the 1070 or 1070 ti in the same life span.
Kept my 1080TI for years and play at only 1080p because GPU prices are just silly since mining got huge,the manufactures stopped caring about gamers,now cryto mining has took a dive the Manufacturers want the gamers to buy their GPU's again so it's up to gamers to say no i'm not paying your stupid prices and fight back even if it means doing without 4k,we can buy a console for a better deal as they get better.
New thermal paste and pads are a must for both those cards they are running at 600mhz and they should both be tripple that. Look at the power draw it is trying to protect itself from a meltdown those cards can pull over 200 watts with adequate cooling.
I have a 1080ti with a morpheus 2 aftermarket cooler my card ran like crap just like those the thermal pads and paste were cooked it was original water cooled. The waterblock on mine was trash.
Ive had both the 1070ti and 1080ti sold the 1070ti and gave the 1080ti to my younger sibling and got a rtx 3060 12gb wasted my money on the 3060 5-10% slower than the 1080ti my fault though should have looked into it some more
I am currently still using my 2017 setup including a 1080ti with an AMD Ryzen 7 1800X. I am ooking to finally upgrade my PC, but not sure what card to upgrade to. I was considering the 306012g. I am on a budget. Thanks for the video!
@@TheCaptDude even the 6750 xt is barely an upgrade to the 1080ti. the 1080 ti was a god card for the price. for a straight upgrade i would still have to recommend a 3070 or 4070. if your only playing 1080p gaming i would honestly stick with the 1080ti and build a whole new rig with ddr5 and a am5 ryzen or intel 13th gen. then upgrade the next gen of gpus. Even myself i have a 2060super and a R5 5600 cpu but cant really justify upgraded upgrading either without getting a whole new rig.
Hello! I currently building my first ever PC. What would be the biggest and most reasonable upgrade from my MSI 1070? I am mainly looking to play everything in 1440p or 4k.
I bought 16 1080ti's and bitcoin mined them for a year made 2btc then sold each card for $750 during GPU shortage.....I would say it was a good investment but if I would have just put that directly into btc I'd have like 10btc....aka 300k.....Great fucking card.
At the moment I run i7 12700 paired with Asus Rog Strix 1080ti and it's all good for me at 1080p. and I also keep my Evga 1070 sc in a box waiting to go in another pc, maybe.
Im on my 3nd gaming pc i still have 1st that built in 2002 still used for 1998 and xp games and 2nd sold 5 month ago dell optiplex 990 I5 2400 16gb ram 500gb harddrive and 256gb ssd and gtx 480 4gb sold $200 and my newer dell inspiron 3671 i5 9400 16gb ram 1tb m.2 sdd, 1tb harddrive, 256gb ssd and gtx 1070 mini 8gb pay $180 to built for far any game play play perfect on 1080p like palworld, GTA V, Roblox, minecraft, lot 2010 games
I got a 1080 when they were still new, looking now to upgrade, not loving the prices still. Thinking 4070ti but the vram just doesn't feel like a good enough of a jump and "future planning" of a system
I still have a asus turbo blower 1080ti and my 1800x. It plays fs2020 at high settings in 1440p. However in VR i have to set to low end with exception of texture to medium/high to really run it. Thàs why i target either a ryzen 5900x and rtx4080/4090 upgrade. Or i will wait 1 year and get a ryzen 8000 series and rtx 5080/ 5090 in 2024/2025 but it is long to wait. A 5900x rtx 4080 would be nice already for 2500 $ CDN upgrade. I already bought the new Seasonic Gx-1200w and wifi 6e module for my old asus crosshair vi hero x370.
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1080ti was a blast and I would still keep it for 1080p gaming if something bad haven't happened to me and my PC. Now when I look forward to getting a new one, I want to cry because of the prices and cards of this gen
I’m sorry to hear about your PC! Yeah current GPU prices are so bad!
Dud, i'm playing 1080ti aorus 155 fps warzone 2 1080p
Great video. I still have a GTX 1080 Ti and R7 2700X. I am hoping to upgrade towards the end of this year or the start of next year. I have had this PC since April 2018. The 1080 Ti is a phenomenal GPU. One of the best GPUs ever created.
bcz of 2700x bottleneck,u never really enjoyed 1080ti
@@advancedmomuser-kb2qn Not true. At that time, I used to play at 1440p and 4K at high/ultra settings, which are heavily GPU bound, so the 2700X wasn't the bottleneck at all. I was nearly always GPU limited.
I agree!
As long as the usage was 99-100% then you were GPU limited.
@@ErockOnTech The GPU was at 99% usage most of the time. There were a few odd times when it was slightly below 99%. Also, congrats on 10K subscribers!
Shout-out to Thomas !
Definitely!
@@ErockOnTech Heck yea ! Love the Content.
I’ve got the 1070ti and it’s still doing great for me at 1440p, I usually will scale down some settings but primarily use it at 1440p. Some games I can’t hold 60, but honestly I can live with 40ish fps for the higher resolution of 1440p over downscaling often.
Awesome! Sounds good man! It’s all about how you enjoy playing. Some people prefer the higher fps and other people prefer the higher resolution.
yea no. anything sub 85 is not doable for me anymore. you should try higher framerates bro its better than more resolution.
@@deathrager2404 I agree that I prefer frame rate. But it’s subjective to an extent.
@@ErockOnTech yes if you've never seen higher than 60, then 60 is what you know as best.
@@deathrager2404 Exactly.
I had the old 1070 and it served me well still was handling cyberjunk definitely punched far above its weight class for its age
They don’t make them like they used to!
I still run a 1070 ti... and frankly its only in the last year that I have even begun considering upgrading it... games that I typically play are only just starting to drop below 50 and 60 fps at 1440p and 2k... gaming... and paying inflated graphics card prices always seemed like an insane proposition when I wasn't getting more VRAM, and maybe a 10% improvement in actual speeds
Its only really with the 40 series cards that the improvement looks like it is going to FEEL really big, but at the same time even today I struggle to justify spending 700 on a single component for a build...
The 1080ti still seems like a viable card. The 4060Ti is only 18% faster which means the only cards *significantly* better than a 1080ti start at $600 Msrp for a 4070. If only a $600+ card provides a big boost, your card is probably fine
It’s more than that.
A 3060 ti is over 25% greater in native resolution.
Good guy 1080ti. Doesn't ask for a ton of cash, and does its' job better than most cards for being as old as it is.
Amen to that!
Yes, I am still rocking an EVGA 1080 ti FTW3 Elite Black. It is a great card and it is doing everything that I need it to do! Thanks for the video E-Rock!
Anytime! Keep that EVGA GPU! It’s a relic now!
@@ErockOnTech It’s a relic now!? It does the job! I'm ok with it. Cheers!
@MrThamahn he means because EVGA doesnt make GPUs anymore
@@MTC566 - When the new 4000 Super cards drop, will will start looking for $500 last-gen HALO cards. I don't need the newest thing on the market.
@@MrThamahn ok?
My 1070 Ti was a great card for me while I had it. It played everything super well, at least until I switched to Linux. After switching to Linux, the card handled everything pre-DX12 really well. But anything that required DX12 ran poorly on it due to a hardware limitation of the Pascal cards that caused VKD3D (DX12 to Vulkan compatibility layer) to run slowly. I've since sold that card back when gas prices were super high and I needed the money to fix up a more fuel efficient car, and took a year and a half off of PC gaming afterwards (2022 was just a rough year).
It really was a great card, and I'm sure I'd still have it today if circumstances were different.
Now I've got an RX 6600 XT, which handles DX12 to Vulkan really really well and for less than $200 on eBay. But that 1070 Ti will hold a special spot in my memory as it really was the card the cemented my love for PC gaming as a whole.
crazy i get about 250 fps on god of war maxed out at 1440p🤤 but 1080 ti was one of the greatest cards hands down
What are you using now?
@@ErockOnTech still 13600k & rtx 4080. its good for maybe another 2-3 years i guess
@@nivea878it will be fine for at least half a decade 🤣🤣
As a guy who bought an EVGA SC (RIP) 1070Ti for £420 back in December 2017 (a few weeks before GPU prices hiked due to Crypto in 2018), it was a fantastic 1080p card.
I now have a Powercolor Red Devil 6700x because of the better 1440p performance, but I'll never forget the stellar experience I had with the 1070Ti.
That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing! Yeah the 6700 XT is a fantastic card as well.
I still have the 1070 which has been an amazing card! my mates son will pop over in a few months and put all my new parts in for me, which he has been doing for the last twenty odd years! I am getting the 480 16GB which will probably out live me as I am eighty one years old! I am spending about Three Grand without the case as I have a Massive Cooler Master Cosmos case.
i'm still rockin' a GTX 1080Ti but as soon as i upgraded my CPU from a i7 4790k to a Ryzen 7 5800X3D, my 1080Ti turned into a even bigger monster at 1080p
I believe it. You’re more CPU bound at 1080p. The 5800X3D is a beast!
10k today....I think so! Enjoyable content. Thank you.
Thank you. I appreciate it! I just hit 10K!
Good salvage report. Pascal GTX is trading in the WW channel total available sold off < 8% in the prior month. Currently 1080ti = 9.85% of available sold off 11% in the last month, 1080 = 13.95% < 17.3%, 1070ti = 9.66% < 26%, 1070 = 14.14% < 2.7%, 1060 = 26.18% < 9.4%, 1050ti = 13.83% < 21.2%, 1050 = 5.28% < 1.4%. ALL WW channel available GTX 10x0 = 28.4% more than all Ada, 30% of all Ampere RTX consumer and 76% of all Turing RTX consumer. mb
Speaking about amazing cards; I just found out about the 2060 super; and that card rivals a 3060 too bad it's kinda hard to find at a reasonable price.
Yeah for that card, the used market is your best bet.
Thank you Thomas. I purchased my 2060 Super in 2019. The fact that the 1080ti, released in 2017, has the same or better performance while having 3 gbs more VRAM, makes the 1080ti card ahead of its time.
well you are comparing a 80 series + Ti to an entery level 60 series...
wow congrats on 10k! it seems its been less than 2 months since I said you will hit 10k and that was in may I believe! So good job! Well deserved!
Thank you very much!
I have a GTX 1060 6 gigs Rog Strix edition and I've been quite happy with it but now I'm planning to upgrade to a card which has more Vram, since most of the titles coming in 2024 are too demanding and you need more Vram in order to run them smoothly at high settings or above 60fps
I recently sold my super buff gaming PC with Nvidia 4080 GPU card and 32 GB ram. I highly regret doing that so much. However I've accepted that and bought a Mac Mini M2 Pro with 10 CPU cores, 16 GPU cores, 16GB ram, and 512GB SSD. I'm really not rocking those PC games anyway. I mean sure I did when I had the Alienware, but I only had 23 PC games overall. I didn't see the big advantage to PC gaming at all either, I mean yeah I did 1440p and 180 to 280 FPS on the Alienware monitor I bought also, but the graphics looked exactly the same as on PS5 and Xbox Series X. Also I'm a controller player, I've always hated mouse and keyboard other than being an excellent typist on the keyboard as I type pretty fast and very good at it. Those GPUs in this video, man they are old. I would say for those who want to get into PC gaming get at least the very very least a 3050.
Yes these GPUs are super old for sure and no one should buy them as their first option. But if it’s all someone has, they can do ok still in modern games at 1080p for the most part.
1080 Ti is roughly 65%~ faster than a 3050.
Your right they don't make em like they used to lol
Amen to that!
Still rocking out with my Asus 1070-Ti and for the games that I play (Fortnite, MW2, GTAO, RDR2) I still get 60FPS or better on most games at 1440p high settings, or 1080p maxed. Some games even have ray tracing enabled, even though I thought the Nvidia 1000 series GPUs didn't have the capability. Paired with my 8700k CPU, Overclocking the card makes it run on par with a GTX 1080.
I do think something was wrong in gow. I have a 1070 Ti and I played the whole game last year on original settings and it averaged above 60fps without fsr and with fsr it averaged close to 80fps. It's cool to see a new video about these cards keep it up!
MWII are also strange. I tested my 1080 and i got alot better scores with my old i7 4790K.
And i scored 75 AVG, 5th low 54, low 1st 46. On 1080P Balanced i get 105 AVG, low 5th 78 and low 1st 68
I've been using a 1070 Ti in my main pc for years, and a 970 in the secondary pc. I hope to upgrade in place within 6 months.
My last card before upgrading to the RX7900XTX was an EVGA 1080 SC. It was and still is an amazing card. Especially considering how inexpensive it is these days.
I just built my first computer in 15 years last month and was appalled at the state of the graphics card market. I picked up a 1080ti from a friend for $200 and have no regrets. It does everything I need at 1080p, and I can wait to upgrade until prices become more reasonable. I have been enjoying your channel and congrats on 10K!!
good buy. I have a 4090 if I didn't do 4k 120hz. I'd still use my old 1080ti, amazing card!
Prices will never be more reasonable again. After Nvidia (as well as Apple) realized that graphics cards will still sell even when the price is over $1000, because people simply don't have a choice (AMD isn't better either), since then different rules apply. Keep in mind that after the crypto boom, we are also expecting an AI boom and very likely new shortages, so the situation on the market will only get worse.
As for the upgrade, perhaps the best option is to buy used high end gpu's from the previous gen, since they don't sell performance boost in this generation (only 4070 ti and up) but features.
@@markomarkovic5729 ok
could be that there is something odd with the GPU clock? May it's because msi afterburner, but the 1080ti can go beyond 600mhz, right?
Yes, MSI After burner is broken on these cards for some reason. Not sure why. But yes, the 1080 ti clocks way higher than 600mhz!
7 years later still 8GB lol
I know right!! It’s ridiculous!
Thank you Thomas 🙏🏽
I have an Asus Rog Strix 1080 Ti OC💪🏽 and I play games at 1440p max settings on most games. It's still a fantastic and mind blowing GPU in my opinion 🤷🏽♂️
I play old and new games, like Far Cry 3/4, Tom Raider, etc...
But yeah, with some new games you can definitely start seeing it struggle a little to keep the magic 60fps😔
still rockinh my 1080ti and been 4k gaming for years with it! and some games i can use ultra settings but most is a mix of high/ultra and medium with a 4770k i7
You are one of fel people that put Yourself really in your content^^ I Subscribe!
I appreciate that! Thank you very much!
GTX 960 still in good working condition although there are some lagging when playing Star Wars Jedi Survivor.
It’s amazing you’re still using that card. Nice 👍
Thanks. Just build 7900x3d with 32 gb ram and MSI MPG x670e carbon wifi. Will get a proper gpu in the future. Seems not tbe the right time to buy gpu yet as for me.
I still use my GTX 1080 with i7 6700k.Getting 60 fps in Remnant 2 is pretty cool. I want to upgrade but I just don't think the price is fair. If 4070 had 16Gb maybe.
Bought my PC in Jan 2017: it has a NVIDIA 1070 inside and after hundreds of hours of gaming it still works perfectly. I am because, I was considering upgrading it BUT now I thjink I will keep it!
Thanks for saving my money!
Thomas is a real one 💪
Yes he is!
My computer recently had to get new parts since my old motherboard with an i7-7700k became faulty and now upgraded it with a Z690 motherboard with an i7-12400KF and still equipped with my old 1080ti that I got 6 years ago with my first PC build. Still a monster to play with to this day, even if it is showing it's age when playing at 1440p. I know I'll have to upgrade soon but it'll be sad to part ways with the card that really helped me get into PC gaming more than I did in the past.
Fantastic video. Back in late 2017 I was going to purchase a used i7 and 19 series card to replace the Pentium dual core 3.4ghz and GTX 760 I had in my trusty 2015 Haswell build. Just days before I was about to pull the trigger on a CPU and GPU, which would have been $400-$500, I got a phone call from a coworker telling me to go to Wal-Mart to buy the HP Pavilion Power 580-023w (the famous Black Friday computer which was an AMAZING deal). This Pavilion Power had an i5-7400, GTX 1060 3gb, 8gb DDR4 2400 RAM and Win10 on a 1tb mechanical hd for $500 dolla. For the price of just the used CPU and 10 series card I now had a complete turn key gaming PC which I still use to this day as a daily rig with the only upgrades being an OC migration to a SSD and doubling the RAM to 16gb. I LOVE this computer so much and the 1060 3gb, which is chickenshit to some people, does everything I ask of it. The only game that gave my 1060 any problems and started causing constant crashes is Final Fantasy 14 with a TON of high detailed and demanding mods so to get around that I play that particular game on a Dell Precision T5810 I found on the curb one garbage night with a Xeon E5-1650v4 and 32gb of quad channel error correcting memory with the only mods/upgrades on my part being a new SSD with Win10 Pro and an OEM PNY GTX 1080 I purchased used on ebay which completely solved the the DX12 crashes.
I was very temped to just throw the 1080 into the HP Pavilion but I really love my 1060 and I will keep using it to the point of failure.
I was using my 1070ti until September 2023 and it worked great! Only upgraded because I bought a ultra wide 4k monitor and the card wasn't cutting it any more
Im using my PC that I purchased from someone back in February and it had a 1070ti zotac mini paired with a 5 1600 and 4x8 gb in it. I love it to be honest and if I were to upgrade? Rough going through all of these and how nerdy I can get with the numbers and values. Great videos and nice to see someone else that's on the same page for what's going on right now
for you to upgrade your gpu you would have to get a new cpu as well the 1600 might already be a bottleneck for the 1070ti. as per good gpus for the price 6700 XT is king right now for 1080/1440p gaming. for nivida i would try and get a 3060 ti second hand or 4070 brand new.
@@kennethsheppard7874 I mean I was debating about delaying the next generation up for CPUs going to him 5 but I think it's kind of too early but I was originally going for 7 5800x3d and then upgrade GPU. Friend used 3070 with 9 5950x. He's mentioning prices right now or least tabs for what I want and if I do go with am5. New motherboard is needed so. More money. I run my system on a 60 in TV and mainly 1440-3840x2160 (TV native) weirdly running Forza horizon 5 at all high settings at 3840x 2160 and getting 70-100 fps but it's not a heavy game anyway so. Hunt showdown is 1440 with mid-high settings at 60-100fps but honestly. CPU might be what I need first.
@@kennethsheppard7874 awhile back when I was building. I wanted these 2 cards and tempted to buy the 2080 fe which is $230 right now but it's only 8 vram. 2080 ti is a little more and 11vram but they are older. I had hope or I still do with intel 750 but it's too early with them. They're still taking suggestions on how to improve and it's probably going to be awhile or a little longer until we get something better from them
@@kennethsheppard7874 I had the same thoughts about the 6700 xt. I could have gotten it lower if I jumped on it but I understand.
@@kennethsheppard7874 funny thing is though. This zotac 1070 TI has not seen 1080p ever since it entered my home 😂
Congratulations on the 10k subs!
Thank you very much! I really appreciate it!
My 1070Ti serves me well for 5 years but it gets a bit faulty now. Control game probably drove it so hard to above 80 temperature.
I'm thinking about upgrading but I'm stuck at deciding on getting 4070 or 4070 Ti
seems like your GPU is still in good condition. the reason why your card temperature is high is most likely about your GPU fan. Try to clean the dust and you will be fine.
@@chrismail0914 I cleared the dust. Things feel semi-fixed.
The game sometimes crashed even when the Temparture is below 60. Sometimes I even got BSOD.
These cards are the goat man. I wish I was on pc back then.
Me too man!
The 10 series were epic. Great value and good performance for the money. I'm still using 1080 Ti and 8700k, but thinking about finally upgrading in 2024.
I bought a 1070ti in 2024. For probably my first actual capable gaming pc. So played with for a 2 weeks now it does it job.
I am thinking about replacing my 1080ti, which I’ve had since 2017, but honestly it’s just due to its age. It easily handles all the games I play at 1440p. Some of these games are old, like Path of Exile, but it handles BG3 like a champ as well. So I’m waiting to see how the 5000 series cards look later this year/early next year (and what their release does to 4000 series pricing/what AMD is does to respond).
With this being RAW performance results, should using AMD's FSR 2.0 not catapult them into current tier range ? The technology is NVidia compatible after all ... .
I just got a MSI 1080ti GAMING X and its soo good omg and i got it used on ebay for 165€!! im so happy
I had an asus 1080ti strix and have replaced for an rx 6900xt toward the end of last year. Was an awesome card and i was playing everything in 1440p. The new card now I am very happy with too.
The price of new hardware has skyrocketed from previous generations. For example when the GTX 980 released, it was $449. Today's modern RTX 4080 launched at $1,199...
Their pricing has essentially killed any possibility of me wanting to purchase new hardware. I'll just buy used previous gen hardware as the prices drop on ebay. I don't need the latest and greatest. I want performance for my dollar and that's where the used market comes into play. When someone's gaming on their $1200 4080, I'll be playing on my $300 2080 lol.
My old 1080 ti ftw runs flawlessly @ 1080p on a 24 in monitor. I'm good yet.
That’s awesome!
I have the 1080ti duke and it still absolutely slaps. Seeing current gen gpu prices I’m holding fast until I get a new rig all together.
I think the benchmark is glitched or broken, 42 C on idle, definitely not while gaming, also GPU usage 0% for some reason and that GPU power draw is way too low
Those cards are still really good at e sport games at 1080p and all is coming down how cheap you can have them or if you still using them, cheers from Finland, subbed
Still using a 1070 founders edition. I have everything else upgraded to AM5, DDR5, 1440p @ 144hz monitor, etc. and now I'm just waiting for the Nvidia 50XX series cards or the new AMD cards before putting the old soldier to rest.
Excellent video. What would you prefer between a 1070 ti and a 1080 used from ebay ?
I bought a GTX 1080Ti 5 months ago for 150€. It runs RE4 Remake at 1080p medium/high settings 60fps, Jedi Survivor 1080p, medium settings 60fps, Baldurs Gate 3 medium settings, 1080p 60fps. I will use this gpu untill it DIES! What a older beast. Oh yeah I have a 1080p 75hz monitor.
hey man, im about to buy a new pc but i havent honest been in the market for a long time because my old one last me quite a long time. Can i dm you a link to a pc i am thinking of buying, and let me know how good it is and how the price is looking
Greetings!
I Still own my 1080ti and I've tested it days ago, still great for 1080p gaming in my opinion considering that is a 5yo GPU!
My current GPU is an RX 6700XT.
A few months ago I bought a GTX 1070 second hand just for fun at the price of 125 eu. No regrets to be honest. It was able to run decently at 1080p.
As a hobby I build 'older' G.O.A.T.'s or rare retro 'Units' . The oldest being an overclocked 2500K, then up the generations ( all K's ) to newer, lol, TR 1950X, 6900K, 9900X's and other i9's on higher end Mb's. Still rockin' 980ti's in SLI, 1080ti's, 1080ti's in SLI mounted vertically, 2080 super's and my most 'recent' a 2080ti depending on the era of the build. As I don't play the newest AAA FPS's, they all work, and look, beautiful. There's something about the look of the CPU flanked by 8 sticks of 4 channel Ram. Having an excess number of lanes also comes in handy for loads of storage or multiple GPU's. Long live 1080ti's and 2080ti's with the, now relevant, 11G of VRAM.
All i can say is that your MWII numbers are crazy low.
I tested my GTX 1080 so i ran the same settings 1440P Balanced on my OLD system rocking the i7 4790K, 16GB DDR3 2400Mhz and GTX 1080 at the same exact settings. And i scored 75 AVG, 5th low 54, low 1st 46. On 1080P Balanced i get 105 AVG, low 5th 78 and low 1st 68. So something is not right on your end. Have you tested it again?
I plan to test it again. I’ve heard this a few times now. It’s on my to do list. Thank you.
That power usage seems to low for these cards. Great video as always.
Have 1070ti but i noticed that im starting to struggled to get ultra/very high settings in 1080p now.
Thinking about upgrading to RX 6800 which should give around a 40 fps boost. Doubt it will last 5 years like my 1070ti but its pricing is fairly low for the value. And that card came out 2020? I dont get amd....
I’m watching your video but I don’t understand the difference between mine and yours. I have a 1070 TI and I play all of the modern games. Even Starfield and cyber punk run above 80 frames per second and I play them on high-quality or ultra. I have 16 gigs of RAM and MSIZ 398 pro motherboard and SSD 256 Gb and then my 1070 TI graphics card. The only thing that I’ve noticed is my graphics card does not support the LSS. But I don’t have any issues playing any games or any drop in frame race below 80.
Maybe it’s a different manufacture of the 1070 TI. I actually have an Nvidia it’s not made by a different manufacture. I also use an app called user benchmark and when I test my computer, it puts my graphics card and my computer itself as a nuclear submarine, which is one of the top ranks you can get. When it comes to video editing, this card is definitely lacking, however.
Thanks for this video,I have a 1080 ti and its playable
Awesome!
I have two MSI Gaming X running in SLI but alas, SLI has been dead for quite some time now.
I wasn't yet born when these two were released but my grandparents told me a lot about them. For the time of black and white fims and with sound just making its way into the cinema they were not bad really.
still sitting on my 1070Ti that I bought for $550 back in early 2018... the only card that is worth upgrading to is the 4080/4090 but I'm not spending $1350/1680 on those... yes those are the absolute cheapest here (KFA/Gainward), if you want ASUS or MSI that's at least another $100-200
I do not know how you are getting those poor frame rates, I doubt the founders edition cards are that bad. I see a lot of 2023 reviews showing the 1080Ti as having very poor frame rates on modern titles, this is simply not true.
My ASUS 1080ti @ 1440p, max graphics, this is what I get:
COD-MW2 : 103fps avg.
Cyberpunk 2077: 68fps avg.
GOW - 2018 : 82fps avg.
Assassins Greed-V : 93fps avg.
SpiderMan : Do not own.
Unless you are doing massive benchmark tests to get in a record chart somewhere or require ultra perfect aiming, 60fps is fine for general gaming and until my 1080ti starts to struggle at max settings, I'll keep it. I simply can not justify spending $2000US+ on a graphics card when I am still rocking a minimum 60fps on a 10 series card to gain an extra 30-50fps which I am not going to notice.
I’m still using the 1080 ti with an i7 6700k. Still able to play on high presets on 1440 and with rdr2 still got around 50-60 fps.
First I want to upgrade my cpu and when I sold my kidney a new gpu.
wait i'm confused how the hell are these cards running at 40 degrees
I have the cards in the Monetech Sky 2 case and it’s filled with fans. Also, 1080p medium settings aren’t exactly demanding.
@@ErockOnTech well that's damn impressive
@@ErockOnTech in my micro atx case, my rtx 3070(founders) reaches about 70 degrees (gpu fans not at full speed though because it gets quite noisy) I have 2 intake fans and 1 exhaust. How can I make this system cool better?
wow people who bought the 1070 ti got a great deal... i think that the 1070 ti is still solid i dont think the 4070 ti or 4070 will age as well as the 1070 or 1070 ti in the same life span.
I don't recommend getting these now a days especially since VRAM has increased now a days
Kept my 1080TI for years and play at only 1080p because GPU prices are just silly since mining got huge,the manufactures stopped caring about gamers,now cryto mining has took a dive the Manufacturers want the gamers to buy their GPU's again so it's up to gamers to say no i'm not paying your stupid prices and fight back even if it means doing without 4k,we can buy a console for a better deal as they get better.
New thermal paste and pads are a must for both those cards they are running at 600mhz and they should both be tripple that. Look at the power draw it is trying to protect itself from a meltdown those cards can pull over 200 watts with adequate cooling.
Please see the other comment I just left you.
I have a 1080ti with a morpheus 2 aftermarket cooler my card ran like crap just like those the thermal pads and paste were cooked it was original water cooled. The waterblock on mine was trash.
Ive had both the 1070ti and 1080ti sold the 1070ti and gave the 1080ti to my younger sibling and got a rtx 3060 12gb wasted my money on the 3060 5-10% slower than the 1080ti my fault though should have looked into it some more
I am currently still using my 2017 setup including a 1080ti with an AMD Ryzen 7 1800X. I am ooking to finally upgrade my PC, but not sure what card to upgrade to. I was considering the 306012g. I am on a budget. Thanks for the video!
3060 12g is not really a upgrade to the 1080ti, 6750 xt or 3070/4070 would be better
@@kennethsheppard7874 what about the 6700 xt?
@@TheCaptDude even the 6750 xt is barely an upgrade to the 1080ti. the 1080 ti was a god card for the price. for a straight upgrade i would still have to recommend a 3070 or 4070. if your only playing 1080p gaming i would honestly stick with the 1080ti and build a whole new rig with ddr5 and a am5 ryzen or intel 13th gen. then upgrade the next gen of gpus. Even myself i have a 2060super and a R5 5600 cpu but cant really justify upgraded upgrading either without getting a whole new rig.
@@kennethsheppard7874 Thanks for the info!
Hey mate, what is the process of Upgrading a system fron AM4 to AM5 (keeping all other parts such as case, storage, GPU and PSU)?
hey, is worth a galax 1070 ti to buy in this days for 140 euro?
I have a Gigabyte GTX1080ti turbo 11GB and play everything in 1080p in ultra/high details
Hello!
I currently building my first ever PC.
What would be the biggest and most reasonable upgrade from my MSI 1070?
I am mainly looking to play everything in 1440p or 4k.
I would say 6700 XT or above on the AMD side of things. For Nvidia, I would go with a used 3080 or above. Or a 4070.
I bought 16 1080ti's and bitcoin mined them for a year made 2btc then sold each card for $750 during GPU shortage.....I would say it was a good investment but if I would have just put that directly into btc I'd have like 10btc....aka 300k.....Great fucking card.
1650 Super is catching the 1070/ti as time moves on.
At the moment I run i7 12700 paired with Asus Rog Strix 1080ti and it's all good for me at 1080p. and I also keep my Evga 1070 sc in a box waiting to go in another pc, maybe.
Im on my 3nd gaming pc i still have 1st that built in 2002 still used for 1998 and xp games and 2nd sold 5 month ago dell optiplex 990 I5 2400 16gb ram 500gb harddrive and 256gb ssd and gtx 480 4gb sold $200 and my newer dell inspiron 3671 i5 9400 16gb ram 1tb m.2 sdd, 1tb harddrive, 256gb ssd and gtx 1070 mini 8gb pay $180 to built for far any game play play perfect on 1080p like palworld, GTA V, Roblox, minecraft, lot 2010 games
you benchmarked the integrated graphics of the 7800x3d, and not the actual cards, what can i say, you put it in the wrong hole
Maybe v-sync was enabled. It will lock FPS to 60
2024: My 1070 Ti still working fine in 2024 (bought it in 2019) Diablo 4 looks great !
Well done Thomas!
I got a 1080 when they were still new, looking now to upgrade, not loving the prices still. Thinking 4070ti but the vram just doesn't feel like a good enough of a jump and "future planning" of a system
Just bought a 7900 xt. Price to performance was looking kinda good, and I needed a upgrade for my old GTX 1060 (notebook) haha
Great video!
I hope the 5080/ti is somewhere near its price performance ratio
Me still rockin the GTX 970. Lol
Lol 😂 I understand!
1070ti just doesn’t cut it anymore, can’t run rust over 60 fps on trash settings
I'm dreaming with one of those to upgrade from my gtx 1060 3gb, she still handles quite a bit but it's age is showing =/
I still have a asus turbo blower 1080ti and my 1800x. It plays fs2020 at high settings in 1440p. However in VR i have to set to low end with exception of texture to medium/high to really run it. Thàs why i target either a ryzen 5900x and rtx4080/4090 upgrade. Or i will wait 1 year and get a ryzen 8000 series and rtx 5080/ 5090 in 2024/2025 but it is long to wait. A 5900x rtx 4080 would be nice already for 2500 $ CDN upgrade. I already bought the new Seasonic Gx-1200w and wifi 6e module for my old asus crosshair vi hero x370.
i use a GTX 1080 Ti right now ... and i love this gpu
I have an r5 340x i really need an upgrade but it has to wait fell on hard times hell id take a 1060 at this point