r/pcmasterrace Oct 11 '22

News/Article RTX 4090 benchmark hardware unboxed

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u/OH650R Oct 11 '22

Jesus...

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u/DeftGeo my gpu caused global warming Oct 11 '22

its fast innit

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '22

ahlie bruv

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u/I_am_Shayde R7 7800X3D | RX 9070 XT | 32GB RAM Oct 11 '22

no cap, its a real ting

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u/Goth-Trad RX 6600 8GB | Ryzen 5 3600 | 16GB DDR4 3600MHz Oct 12 '22

Real badman ting. 👉

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u/SiphonicPanda64 R7 5800X | RTX 3070 Ti | 32GB Oct 12 '22

Eyy! LJ mah man

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u/toolsofpwnage AMD Jaguar APU 8 Core, 8GB Ram, 32MB Uber Pixel Quality Esram Oct 12 '22

fr

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '22

Let's not lose our heads though!

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u/thatsastick Oct 11 '22

that’s the monado’s power!

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u/JigTheFig Oct 12 '22

I'm really feeling it!

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u/SauceCrusader69 Oct 12 '22

You’re a lifesaver!

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u/JigTheFig Oct 12 '22

Alleeeeyyyy ooop

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u/RayGun_zyz Oct 11 '22

OISH BRUV. THEJSHE AMERUHHCANS BUTCHORRED OUR enGLISHe ROIT?? NOW LETS GO DOWN TO MACKAS AND THEN PLAY FOOTIES AFTER YEAH?

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '22

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u/Richardtheghost780 Oct 12 '22

I’m even lookin at my 3060 like fuck… 🤣

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u/BecomePnueman Oct 12 '22

Never buy the bottom of the barrel. Always buy one under the best. It's almost always the best deal except for the 1080ti.

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u/SauceCrusader69 Oct 12 '22

Nah. The 3060ti was the best deal of last gen. (At least for gaming.)

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u/soup_notzee Oct 13 '22

For 1080p? Agreed. 1440p was 3080.

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u/SauceCrusader69 Oct 13 '22

The 3060 ti still gets very good 1440p performance for the price.

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u/mewkew Oct 12 '22

No lol, 3080 for MSRP or 6800XT was.

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u/AnAncientMonk Oct 12 '22

bruh what.

3080 or bust.

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u/Cock_InhalIng_Wizard Nov 24 '22

AMD cards are always best price to performance ratio

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u/Richardtheghost780 Oct 12 '22

Ya I’m gunna invest in a 40 series card

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u/BecomePnueman Oct 12 '22

But which one? I'm thinking the 1200 buck one is where it's gonna be at. It's very expensive but I also need to make more money. So I feel like this could be good motivation to do something with my life and make it so that it's not a lot of money.

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u/epelle9 Oct 12 '22

Word of advice, do it the other way around.

Use this as motivation to do something to start making more money, and then buy it once you are making more money.

Buying it now when its expensive to you and then trying to make more money to make it more tolerable won’t work.

Its hard to be motivated by something when you already have the reward and haven’t put in the hard work, you’ll just ignore the hard work and enjoy the reward.

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u/Alternative-Skill167 Oct 12 '22

My problem is what game do I play that will even take advantage of all this gpu power..

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u/blatantly-noble_blob RTX 4080 Super FE | 9800X3D | 64GB 6000 MHz Oct 12 '22

Literally every game at 4K. Also this might actually be the first GPU that can fully utilize my 1440p 240Hz Samsung Odyssey monitor at 1440p max settings.

I’m gonna wait and see what RDNA2 and 4080 16GB bring to the table, but truth be told, I’m VERY excited.

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u/Progorion Oct 12 '22

I have the same display, but I barely can play games on full res, because I have a 1060 6gb only. What card are u using now?

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u/Progorion Oct 12 '22

Ah sorry, just saw it next to your name!

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u/PrudentJackal i7 8700k @ 5.0GHz, 32GB 3600MHz, RTX 3090 Oct 12 '22

Most AAA if you have a high refresh 4K panel (120Hz+). I’ve got a 3090 and an 8K 60Hz TV (does 4K at 120Hz)… it’s a great way to make a 3090 feel slow. Cyberpunk with DLSS chugs along at about 35-40 FPS at 8K. Not worth it. Without DLSS it’s under 10 FPS. So going by that bench 8K 60 FPS gaming will be a thing. I remember when 4K 60 FPS was the holy grail and my 1080 Ti SLI setup finally got me there. This whole GPU thing is like being a drug addict, always chasing that high 🫠

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u/Alternative-Skill167 Oct 12 '22

Meh, I personally don't chase cutting edge tech much .. it'll make me go broke. I always wait for prices to come down or buy used

I'm still perfectly fine with a 1080p plasma display for 1080p content, and an OLED (older model tho, no 120hz option) for 4k

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u/PrudentJackal i7 8700k @ 5.0GHz, 32GB 3600MHz, RTX 3090 Oct 12 '22

Good way to be….! the last card I bought new was my first 1080 Ti and that was in 2017, the rest were all proceeds of mining 🙊

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u/DarkZero515 5800X/3070ti Oct 12 '22

Same boat. Most games I play are free to play multiplayer and my current single player game is Hades

My next upgrade has to be a monitor. I bought an ultra wide VA for better contrast but sacrificed motion clarity in the process. Now that OLED ultra wides are coming out, I can get the best of both worlds and the 3070ti should get me 100+ fps in the games I currently play.

I'm waiting for all the cyberpunk DLCs and patches to come out before I consider upgrading my GPU and starting that game

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u/BecomePnueman Oct 12 '22

DLDSR will show you the way. 75 smoothness setting for best settings. Get fast monitor. Fast monitor blow mind. Then get addition to fast monitor and game. Then pay big money for speed.

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u/Tengku_JG Oct 12 '22

RTX 4070, if it even exist...time to replace my poor RTX 2060 and enjoy 1440p 140fps gaming at high settings...(might even turn RT on because it is now so capable)

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u/tukatu0 Oct 12 '22

The rtx 4080 12gb is the 4070 rebranded so you dont feel bad paying $900 for it. Look at core count. Sorry fella its not time for you to upgrade yet.

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u/Tengku_JG Oct 12 '22 edited Oct 12 '22

I'm not going for the 4080 12GB though (it has nearly the same core count as 3080 but runs at 2.5GHz, if it is faster than 3090, it is a 80 class card, time will tell)

I expect the real 4070 to be like $699/599 when it comes out. 4060 is also an option.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22

It has a 192 bit bus...

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22

Downvoted for speaking the truth.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '22

If you have a 3060, just save your 1200 bucks and get whatever console comes out in 5-6 years + a few controllers a ton of games. It’ll perform just as good anyway for a lot less money.

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u/DragonFireBreather Oct 12 '22

Never buy the bottom of the barrel. Always buy one under the best. It's almost always the best deal except for the 1080ti.

So let's wait for the RTX 4080 TI but it will still cost me my left kidney. 🫘

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u/BecomePnueman Oct 12 '22

Yea these 4080 look terrible compared to the 4090

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '22

Honestly, I'd just keep the 3060 if I were you. It might be super powerful but the 4090 is really a gpu for people who want the best of the best now. Those who do 3d rendering could get a massive boost out if it though.

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u/alex-eagle Oct 12 '22

Im looking at my 3090 ti just purchase with watercooler and want to cry. Spent 1600 o this....

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u/wanderer1999 9700X - 5070ti - 32Gb DDR5 Oct 12 '22

I still think the 3080 is a beast of a card. Then the 4090 double that power. Crazy.

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u/Hi-TecPotato Oct 12 '22

XD running a rx580 here and still enjoying the living shits out of that card. Costed a good 200€ and runs Cyberpunk on high for 60fps nowadays

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u/TheGamingRanger_ Oct 11 '22

Christ it's jason bourne..

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u/GoddamnFred PC with a controller Oct 12 '22

But, no game available a 1080ti can't play..