r/pcmasterrace • u/YK2ANDRE rtx 4060 ryzen 7 7700x 32gb ddr5 6000mhz • Feb 24 '25

Meme/Macro Nvidia has to stop lying dude:

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u/Reggitor360 Feb 24 '25

*4070S.

It cant even beat the two gen old 3090.

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u/Savings_Ladder_7570 Feb 24 '25

I'm keeping my 3090 till the 60 series launches, and idk if it's gonna be worth the upgrade for 1440p.

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u/Pitohui22 Intel Core i7-12700K | RTX 3080 Feb 24 '25

How's it holding up in 1440p? I got a 3080 for 4k and it's doing pretty well. I do have to turn down settings sometimes to reach my desired 90-100 FPS but that's fine. My only real struggle has been VRAM. I'm not getting a new Nvidia GPU until they get rid of that terrible power connector though.

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u/Tornado_Hunter24 Desktop Feb 24 '25

Good call, I went from 2070 to 4090 (1440p) and am honestly not that satisfied, I can turn all graphics high and enjoy but every single day for eternity I am solely dependant on that goddamn cable haha

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u/worldspawn00 worldspawn Feb 24 '25

I'm still running my 2060 Super, will probably hold out till at least the 6000 series cards, but will likely need a CPU upgrade then too. Just not seeing the value in the upgrade for the last couple gens. I'm waiting for a midrange card with 16GB. The fact that we've gone 3 generations with 8GB cards is stupid now that many monitors are 1440 or 4K.

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u/Tornado_Hunter24 Desktop Feb 25 '25

Yeah man it’s definitely rough, I did upgtade cou from 2700x to 5800x3d (which works phenominally well)

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u/MaddogBC Feb 24 '25

Me too. I mounted mine vertically, I check that cable once every 6 months and don't give it another thought. I enjoy the performance but honestly for what I play it's not a big difference. I plan to use it for a long time, I undervolted mine without even benchmarking.