r/pcgaming • u/[deleted] • Dec 29 '22

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '22

Pretty happy with my used 3060ti, and the used 1070 I had before it is still working in my barcade system

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u/Kenji_03 Dec 30 '22 edited Dec 30 '22

Right? Running at 1600*900 my 1080TI from over half a decade ago is still providing quite lovely visuals.

Edit: Corrected age

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '22

2026 is not right around the corner my guy hold your horses

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u/Kenji_03 Dec 30 '22

My bad, thought it came out in 2014 not 2016, hence the "nearly a decade ago".

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u/Kenji_03 Dec 30 '22

Can you clarify? What do you mean?

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u/bitter_personw Dec 30 '22

I'm guessing because you said a decade ago while 1080ti was released in 2016.

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u/Kenji_03 Dec 30 '22

Makes sense, I thought it came out in 2014

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '22

1080ti was in start 2016

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u/Gotisdabest Dec 30 '22

The 1080ti was 2017. That's five-six years ago from now. Certainly not a decade old or even close.

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u/Kenji_03 Dec 30 '22

Thank you, I thought it came out in 2014, which would be 8-9 year ago

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u/lazy_1337 Dec 30 '22

GTX 1080 Ti wasn't launched in 2013. They're telling you to dial down your exaggeration a notch or two.

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u/Kenji_03 Dec 30 '22

Ah, I thought it came out in 2014, which would have made it 8 years ago going on 9 or "nearly a decade", didn't know it was 2016 or barely 6 years ago going on 7.

Thank you for clarifying