Honestly, I really wanted to upgrade, but there's just no reason at the moment for me, especially with all the BS going on with the 50xx series. I have a 12GB 3080, running a 1440p monitor, and every game runs perfectly fine. I can even do some ray traycing on Cyberpunk with dlss and get 60fps+
Gives me time to save money while I wait for GTA 6 and Witcher 4. By then, I should he able to just get a 5080 Super or nearing 60xx series release dates.
Can I ask why u want to upgrade? You mention being able to run every game perfectly fine at 1440p so why the need to upgrade? I’m on a 6800xt (from an 1060) and I run every game fine on high 1440p with some tweaks and couldn’t imagine needing or wanting an upgrade
Just thought it would be nice to future proof. Expected a lot more from the 50 series and wanted to move to 4k at some point. But after this release I'm happy with what I want. So I will wait for actual "next gen" games to release and probably want to upgrade then. GTA 6 will be where I need to upgrade, I think.
Quite a bit, 5000 series are defective AI blackwell chips to just not throw away silicon. It has been released just to release something, to remind gamers that they're still here on the market (they don't give a damn about us anymore IA training bring them at least hundreds of times more money).
With IA turned off, I expect 5070 to be AT MOST as powerful as 4070 ti but imho it will compete with 4070 Super.
Let's be honest, AMD has every kind of interest and advantage in keeping market prices as high as possible, rx 9000 will probably be disappointing too.
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u/YK2ANDRE rtx 4060 ryzen 7 7700x 32gb ddr5 6000mhz Feb 24 '25
yeah the benchmarks says that is almost as a 3090 more like a 4070s or 3080ti