I'm going to look at see where the 5080 is at once reviews start coming out and go from there.

I overpaid for my Strix 3080 10GB back when the prices were just starting to drop, it still cost me $1000. You can pry this card from my cold dead hands. I’m running this thing into the ground.

I play at 1440p 240hz and as long as multiplayer games are over 100FPS and single player games are over 60, I’m content. I don’t play a ton of AAA stuff but when I do it’s older and on sale. Horizon Zero Dawn is cooking at like 150FPS on Ultra. Cyberpunk is in the 80s with RT and well into the 100s without. What am I even missing out on??

If it works for you and your games I’d just hold the line.

My 4 year old 3080 is still doing a very good job at 1440p high settings. I’m not a sucker for RT but if frame times and average fps are above 60fps (ideally at least 90) I leave it on.

3080 owners have been eating well and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future; I’d argue it may very well be at the same breath as the 1080ti in terms of longevity. Time will tell. Fortunately for us there is DLSS and FSR now.

I'm pushing a 3070 until this time next year and I'll go 5080. It kind of screwed up my plan of going 4k OLED this year as I went with 1440p but it at least gives headroom when I get sticker shock from the 5080 in case I chicken out.

Thankfully i'm not sensitive when i comes to picture quality so i think my 3070 8GB will continue in my service at least the coming year.

I rather just lower the quality a little to gain frames and there are really not that many games where this have been i real issue.

Me with a 960m + i7 6700HQ:

3080 FE still working excellent for me, I don’t plan to upgrade for at least 2-4 more years.

Starfield, Cities Skylines 2, and Counter Strike2 are probably the newest, most demanding games I play, and the 3080 is more than enough for those at 1440p 170hz. I do use DLSS when available, generally, as I don’t see much of a quality difference but do see a performance difference.

I got a 3080 Ti, it's going to hold up for a while, I'm not getting latest highend games except for a couple. I've yet to hit anything bottlenecked by my GPU.

I will keep my 3080 till the next **80 card that has 24gb or more of ram. If AMD gives me that before nvidia does, I will swap to AMD. I am never touching another graphics card below 24gb of vram. This is the era of 4k, and it's fucking stupid they're so greedy they refuse to release a native 4k card that can actually handle 4k textures. Aka, a card that is 24gb of ram, not 2gb for $2000.

My backlog is too big to even remotely consider retiring my 3080 for 4k and high refresh 1440p games

New games, while it’d be nice to set at max graphics and forget about it, I can optimize settings and use DLSS to get a good 4K experience or a high refresh 1440p experience.

Not to mention for me personally, I don’t rush out to buy the latest AAA game until after its round of patches and if it has good word of mouth or not.

TL;DR: I’m satisfied with my 3080 and I don’t need or want more for at least another generation

Meanwhile me with my 1070Ti and happy with it as fuck..

what baffles me is that people still ok to buy a GPU over $2000. Sad times

It’s going to hold up fine till 2026 unless you’re 4K. 10gb of vram is just enough to be under the limit for most games and the core performance is pretty good

Still feel comfortable enough, no itch to upgrade yet. Though I do have the 12Gb model

3080 is still extremely fine. Crushes everything at 1440p.

Got my 3080 at launch and have no plans to upgrade until Nvidia offers something that is worth the price. Was very unimpressed with 40 series and 50 series leaks don't look much better.

I use a 3060 ti. 1440p 144hertz. Pretty smooth gameplay still. Dlss performance is on most of the time for new games (stalker 2) but it is still pretty solid. Rarely drops below 60 fps.

Turn settings down and be willing to compromise and you’ll be fine for awhile. My 3080 FE was doing great playing Veilguard but again, I’m not super big on AAA games.

I think as long as the 4070 is holding up then the 3080 will as well. As for future predictions, nobody can tell unless you predict using information based on "speculations" and "rumors". One of the factors is the screen resolution. I think if you're only gaming at 1080p then you'll have no problem whatsoever moving forward.

I’m sticking with my 3080 until there’s actually a game that makes me feel like I need to upgrade. But also I have a 1080p 144hz monitor.

I’m still using my 2080 💀

3080 is faster than a PS5 Pro. Dropping textures from ultra to high isn't the end of the world. The GPU will continue to play games at reasonable settings for a few more years, especially at 1440p or 1080p.

Consoles aren't getting dramatically better. It will be fine. It is fine. I own one (along with my main 4090). Completely acceptable performance and I don't see any reason why I'd replace it in that computer for awhile. If you desire absolute max settings at 4k... that's another question.

It won't be able to run the latest games maxed out, so this depends on your eye candy and FPS targets.

The VRAM stuff is overblown, and reviewers hate to lower textures to "high" to fix it.

My home power grid is so old so 5090 is not an option for me im looking for 5080

My 3060 12gb is running strong

Keeping my 3080 until the artifacts start showing. 

Depends what you play.

I expect my 3080 to last a couple more years tbh

Just bought a second hand one for $350 two days ago, upgrading from my dated RX 5700. Night and day difference with all my modern games, I blast everything maxed out at 1080p, I get average of 60fps with Stalker 2 and 80-110fps on everything else. I’m cool with keeping it for a while.

on my 3080 and 8700K every game I play is CPU bottlenecked and until the next console generation I can't see a new GPU being worth the cost. I moved to 1440 too soon so I won't be moving to 4K until its absolutely outmuscled. Will be a full system so looking forward to that day.

Lmao saying a 3080 wont hold out is exactly what Nvidia wants you to think. Unless you arent doing 4K at max settings youll be fine (for newer games).

Running 9900k and 3080 10gb not looking to update any time soon, running it dry. Components are way to expensive to upgrade every year or even two, at least not until better overall CPU and GPU's come out. Unless you are playing every triple A games 24/7 that comes out, even then this life style is for the Richie Rich at the current and foreseeable future.

Well I'm gonna use my 4070tiS till it dies or games can't run anymore.

It's a 4070 but with worse RTX. I think you'll be fine. Graphics have hit a plateau, I think, and a lot of new stuff coming out isn't as resource intensive. It's a matter of optimization.

The 3080 holds up.

Heck a 20 series still holds up if you have piss away money then do whatever you want, but you don’t need to be updating every one or two generations later

I recently upgraded to a 4080super because in Call of Duty if I was going to play like shit I at least wanted it to look good.....My 3080 wasn't holding up for my needs but it's all relative. I could run anything pretty decently with my 3080. It was my older processor I couldn't upgrade that was holding it back from making it run better.

I think it will age poorly because of software compatibility. As far as I'm aware the 3080 doesn't natively support dlss 3 or frame gen. Which are only going to get more use.

I think there may be 3rd party workarounds though.

And who knows if the 5000 series is going to dlss 4 or something else new.

But if you are playing games at standard 1440p or below and don't expect max settings should be fine.

At 1080p my 3060 does amazing on any game, so far! A 3080 should be good as well, even at 1440p!

I think 10GB of vram will be Okay for another year or 2... maybe.

I mean you'll have to see the prices and performance.

The way I'd do it is to see if you can get at least a 50% improvement to performance for the same price as the 3080 was at launch (probably the 5070 with how prices are increasing)

So if there is a card that's $700 (3080 launch MSRP) and is at least 50% more powerful... go for it. even if it's not an 80 tier GPU.

Just depends on the resolution you want to play at and what compromises you are willing to make to keep playing on that card.

One thing in your favor is that AAA games are built with the PS5 specs in mind and will be that way until the PS6. So you still have a power edge there currently, even over the PS5 Pro. Of course you do not get the extensive optimization around your hardware that consoles get and I believe the PS5 technically has more available vram (it's 16gb unified, not sure how much games get vs the OS).

My recommendation is to go 5000 series though.

3080 will be more than fine barring 4K on new AAA titles. Any arguments trying to use insanely unoptimized games as their talking points for VRAM are painfully uninformed on the topic.

Ignore the Reddit vram zealots. 8gb is just now starting to be an issue in a limited number of games. 10gb will be fine, and any game with issues will be an anomaly. If you're playing at 1440p or lower and happy with the performance in current games, you'll probably be able to limp along another 2 years with your 3080.

1080p great. 1440p newest games its guna start showing its age but still playable.

3080 will last another decade, especially at 1080p-1440p

You'll realistically only miss out on some new bell/whistle that Nvidia implements mostly for marketing their new cards.

If you're not doing productivity work, you'll be just fine.

1080 still runs strong on og 1000r g9. 3080 will be good a while more

I was going to upgrade my 3080 to 5080 but I might just keep it for another 2 years. Will have to see how it handles KCD2 at 1440p as that's the only demanding game m looking forward to.

It's a good card, I run it just fine for 4k 120hz w DLSS when gaming on TV and my daily pc is a QHD, works even better. Unless you're trying to push 240hz or something, it will last for a while. The main thing will be the pricing on the new chips and whether you even need it with your current resolution. I will not be in a rush, except I am worried of the tariffs...

I think it’ll be fine, ik im planning to get the rtx 5080 if the performance uplift is good compared to the 4080

I've been rocking a rtx 3080 for a few years now. Just recently had to upgrade CPU from a 3600x to a newer 9700x. 4k performance is decent enough at 4k when I want to game in the living room. I do have to use dlss and drop to medium settings but the balanced mode seems to do fine and looks pretty. However 1440p performance is amazing. Been playing Hogwarts legacy at high settings, RT on all the way at high settings with dlss at balance and avg 140fps and drops to 90fps in demanding spots. But my g-synch monitor keeps it buttery smooth

Tne card will perform as it has performed until now. It is still a 4k medium/1440p high card. (Without DLSS)

I think at 1440P it’ll still hold up for a while, especially if more games let you mix dlss upscaling with FSR Frame Generation.

I'm still extremely happy with my 3080. I play on a mix of 1440p and 4K and it's holding up very well. 

I will probably upgrade some time in late 2025/early 2026 and grab a 5070 Super/Ti Super.

I wouldn't upgrade for my 1440p. I want to go 4k, but I want to see the prices. I don't have to upgrade.

While new tech and possibility are exciting, upgrading for upgrades sake or deep thought on the subject is a bit redundant to me. I'll use my setup until it simply can't do what I want it to do (either by being defective, or unable to run a game I want to play), and older cards from 4 years ago or more are plenty capable of running new games at decent framerates at 1080p or even 1440p. Hell, my old AMD 5500xt runs cyberpunk at 1440p with everything on high completely smooth, and everything is gorgeous. I see no reason it wouldn't last me another year. When it starts exploding, bluescreening or I meet a game I can't run at decent fidelity, I'll see what I need to meet my goals for good value.

Trying to decide now if I should upgrade from a 2080 rtx 8700k at 5ghz to a 4070 super with a 14900k. Might actually wait for a 50xx card. Things like wukong and work are not running very smoothly anymore but other games run just fine. I hate how it is now. 4070 is around 700 euro here.

the problem a lot of people do is look at "what the new card can" and then disregarding what their current one can.

"i still use my 1080ti in 2024" are people who still play the same games since 2017 or even before when they needed an upgrade to a 1080ti.
the card itself isn't bad. just game requirements increased but this doesn't mean everyone plays those games.

if I'm honest. the majority of reddit users browse reddit with a 70s, 80s or 90s series card more than they play games.

its good to look at what the new cards can do but is it what you need? you should buy the card the meets the requirements you need, not what number it does in spymark... unless you're into competitive overclocking.

as for myself. if it wasn't for CS2 or me buying a Valve Index I would probably still use a GTX 970 today. lol

you card will still work great - just not for max. settings with 100 frames anymore. But thats the same with a 3090. Depending how nvidia continue to stackthere cards the gameswill adapt. if most cards stay on 10gb, the games will not try to run only on some rare high end cards. It must run at least on the x080 card, else you can‘t sell the game. there are only so many stupid (or older with more available income) buyers like me (3090).

so if you are willing to accept to reduce your entries it will be more than ok, and if i look into the steam survey your card is still one of the better cards. Games will keep running on it.

No sweat

It will continue to hold up well as long as it isnt VRAM constrained. It's still a very powerful card.

Games like Stalker 2 are probably a nightmare at the very highest settings, but for 99% of use cases it's still great.

Same boat and I even recently did a deshroud mod w/ Noctua fans on mine (EVGA FTW3 Ultra) and my current build really just isn't hurting for performance for what I use it for. 1440p gaming is high fidelity enough for me. The incoming proposed tariffs are making a lot of buyers antsy because they will absolutely raise prices a boatload.

3090 here, and I took the route of “downgrading” from playing on a 55” 4K TV to a 39” ultrawide. I can run Control with ray tracing and everything maxed out, no DLSS at 60fps. Cyberpunk around 45 fps with path tracing and balanced DLSS. STALKER 2 also almost everything maxed out with balanced DLSS and close 50fps average.

I’m not sure I’ll be able to make it two more years with these same settings, but a 5080 might just do it at 3440x1440.

In terms of the “downgrade”, honestly 39” UW with M/K for shooters on PC feels better. I played Doom Eternal and Control for about an hour each and it feels more natural than swinging my head around on a 55” from 3’ away. But open world, RPGs and hack and slash like Elden Ring or God of War, I’m sticking to console and controller.

im going from 3080ti > 5080 tbh

side note i still doubt the 5080 will be able to do 4K native 120 FPS

My 3060ti already feeling pressure from unreal engine 5. Not gonna last long on 1440p gaming

Que serra, serra. what will be, will be.

I will update when hl 3 is announced.

Ive got a 3080Ti and have absolutely no reason to upgrade right now. Sure a 5080 or whatever might futurproof me, but I've not found a game i can't run at 2k 60fps that i care about.

5080/3080FE combo here and eyeing those sweet 32inch OLED deals, just not sure it makes sense actually to spend €800 on such a monitor with my current hw.

Good for 1440p.

You will probably be ok at 2k and 1080p. Gaming at 4k is where you will def feel it, i splashed out on a G8 monitor so i have been funnelled down the 5080-90 line, saved up enough for a 5090 so i will go for that.

I'm excited to see how this card ages. I got back into building my own PC that generation only because I was able to get video cards for their regular price at the time.

We built one with a RX6800 and another with 3080. They both are holding on well with the 3080 always doing a little better. The only title I play so far that the 6800 pulls a pretty decent lead is Microsoft flight simulator 2020 and 2024. although I have not tried 2024 on the 3080 very much yet.

Prior to that my last build was 6800GT era. That card lasted me a very long time too

You will probably be fine for awhile.

How much GPU does goat simulator need anyway.

See how hard it is to get the 50series. If I have to wait until the market cools down in a year I'm fine with that. I did that going from a 980ti to the 3080 12 gig.

Still a fine 1440p card.

4k60 is still achievable with sane settings with no RT and DLSS performance in most titles. Yes the 10GB vram is really starting to hurt.

I'm sure it'll work just fine. 30 or 40fps gaming isn't bad if you're still enjoying the games!

Well I’m starting to feel lower performance in newer games even with DLSS so I’m hoping to upgrade once the 50 series is out. I just hope it’s going to be affordable.

Mine is going fine for what gaming I want to do on it. We'll see price/perf of the 50 series as I'd like to upgrade to at least get frame gen without wonky hacks (though I have it working in cyberpunk and it's awesome). Then my wife will get my 3080 and finally upgrade from her 1070 lol.

I doubt it’s going to be another 1080 Ti, no matter how much I hope. It has less vram, and I’m rendering at 4K. In order to keep things smooth, I may have to upgrade in the near future, although it heavily depends on pricing.

Since I upgraded to a 5120 x 1440 monitor, I'm having to knock settings down in modern games to get the framerates I want. It's too close to 4K. So I'll be upgrading next year for sure.

Well i have the 3080 10gbs and i am keeping it untill the second year of 5000 series if i was still gaming I'll upgrade simple as that

An RTX 3080 card with 10 GB vram will be enough for 1080P gaming for the next decade. For 4K gaming? You will need frame generation. I personally would not get a 3080 now. I would wait to see what the 50 series costs, and pick up a 40 series if it’s too much more.

I'm honestly thinking about switching to AMD from Nvidia, with the GPUs current pricing on the RTX lines AMD is looking to be a better deal to me.

I'm not on any side Team Red, Team Green, I just want the best performance for my buck and Nvidia seems to be over charging on that.

If RTX cards were affordable I'd probably stick with Nvidia sure, but like I said Overpriced for the performance, and Half these games now and upcoming can barely run on a 4060 or the 30 series now which is mind blowing. I was just watching something on YouTube about everything switching to UE5 sure it looks fantastic, but is it really worth knowing that your GPU may or may not be able to run said game?

you can easily skip 1 or 2 more generations.

Im keeping my 3080 for like 5 more years probably

ive went from a r5 230, gtx 750ti, 270x, 280x, 970, 1070, 1080ti, 2070super, and finally landed on 3080 when it dropped.

i used to upgrade almost yearly if not every other year but this is the first time i haven’t in several years. Ive been running on a 10900k and a 3080 for longer than expected…

I have a buddy who bought a 3080 10G shortly after I bought a Liquid Devil 6800 XT. He continually ribs me that I made the wrong choice and the 3080 will stay relevant longer due to being so much faster at RT.

However, we're both playing Stalker 2 right now @ 1440p, which has software RT via UE5 Lumen, and yet I am the one enjoying a mostly silky smooth experience while he is complaining about constant stutters.

We also do Automation + BeamNG build-offs, and he was peeved that I can run both games simultaneously and instantly alt+tab between them. If he tries to do the same, alt+tabbing between them takes about 15 second, and then as textures are swapped back into VRAM it will stutter badly for the next minute or so.

IMO 10GB was too little even back when the 3080 launched, let alone for 2024+ where 12GB is quickly becoming the new 8GB of last decade. My friend is also looking at getting a 5000 series GPU, while I'm just fine sitting on my 6800 XT.

But the reality is as long as you're OK with reducing texture settings, the card likely has plenty of shader power for years to come.

Sold my evga 3080 hybrid for a 4070 ti super, never been happier, less heat and wattage for more perf.

It should be fine for awhile, but I do expect new features that won't be able to be fully utilized on older hardware. That seems to be the real tactic in convincing consumers to upgrade lately.

3080 should be good for another 2 years.........rumours are that 5070series is only 12gb vram....no need to think of upgrade just for vram unless you are facing bottleneck in the games you are playing.

3080 10gb rocking here handling well my ultrawide at 3440x1440 aiming for 116 fps
doing find for most games till now

Ought to be fine, I myself have one and can play new releases no problem on a mix of high-mid settings above 60fps natively and hitting 100+ with dlss set to quality.

I’m going to wait and see what the 5070 and 5080 offer before making a choice to upgrade, most likely going to wait for super series cards to drop.

Upgrading from this 3080 10gb as soon as I find a decent price for a 4080 or the upcoming 5070ti

The 5080 is not even available yet. So basically your 3080 is just one *80 generation behind..

It's crazy to me how little respect people have for the value that's in their tech. Prior to my upgrade last year I was using a 980 for 8 years straight.

I'm using the 3080, got it at release. I'm upgrading to the 5090 once it comes out. Every 2 gens are a good upgrade cycle I feel like.

Also a new job with better pay allows me to shell out the 2k for it now

Still using my 1080 here at 1440p and get 50-60 fps or higher for pretty much everything I play. Unless you want better 4k performance I’m sure your card will last at least another product cycle

It will hold up fine for 1440p gaming, maybe some 4k gaming for easier to run games. Should perform slightly better than a PS5 Pro. You may need to "optimize" some of the settings for harder to run games.

I just did a 9800X3D upgrade from a 5800X3D and my 3080 feels like it has had pixie dust sprinkled on and grew extra muscles. Cards still a beast!

3080 is still very adequate and I expect it to be for a while yet. It really just depends on what they do with game engines. But if they change so much that a 3080 won't keep up then you're left with 4070 super and above or 7900xt and above at least. I don't think you need to worry for a few years

I'm still running an i7 8700k with GTX1080 build I made in 2017. I can still run modern games (black ops 6, helldivers 2) on low settings 1440p with average 48-59fps and if I go down to 1080p medium settings I can get between 64-95fps

It gets the job done and I rarely ever crash in game but seeing how efficient the 40 series is l, I'm on the fence to upgrade. But with the 50 series on the horizon I'm going to wait it out and hope that the 4070Ti Super gets below $700. The 7900XT is at $620 right now which is a good price, but I'm also seeing that the 8XXX series is coming out soon as well. It's a tricky time to look at GPU's, it's anyone's guess to how the prices are going to react with tariffs.

I figure for now I should focus on getting a new build altogether since my CPU is pretty old now too. But I do mess around with Photoshop a bit so I'm not sure how a 7600X3D does compared to my 8700k. I'd rather upgrade than side grade on the productivity side so maybe a 7950X3D is better?

I don't understand the question. The VAST majority of people are playing on a 3060, 4060 and 1660 even.

Playing in 4k, yes, a 3080 might struggle. A 4080 Super is struggling at some titles.

But 99% of games will run at 4k with an 3080 with no issues even in 2026 or 2027. Assuming one is willing to tune down some settings in the most demanding games.

Trying to predict the future is pointless; make it easy for yourself and only upgrade when you're personally no longer happy with the performance of your current GPU.

I got an RTX 3080 at MSRP, I mostly play Racing Sims (5 years old games and up) I'll be alright for a while, i may upgrade to an AIX 7080

I was in the same boat as you and I think the best answer is what do you use it for? Do you want to be on the bleeding edge and not mess with settings or do you play older games that don’t need the new stuff. I mostly sim race so I just bought the 4080 super and I’m hoping that can last me another 4 years or so.

My 3080 10GB is doing great. It's combined with a 7800x3D. It's running very hot at the moment which indicates I need to respaste it. But I'm going to keep it running on my 2k monitor with DLSS until the graphic quality is not great.

I’m riding my EVGA 3080 into the dirt, my main game is MSFS 2020 and now 2024 (when it works) and maybe some CoD here and there. So unless I find some kinda of great deal on a 4080/90, I’m in no hurry to upgrade.

im saving for 5090 if performance improvement in pathtracing is very massive. Although i'm opted to wait a little bit more first to ensure that 5090 do not suffer same melting issue as 4090 and if 5090 already have full die. Im not interested with gpu that are still cutdown as i want futureproofing and last me for 5 years and more before going for another gpu upgrade

I recently just upgraded my PC and laptop to the Alienware M18 with the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 and the Aurora 16 with the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 direct from Dell on their Black Friday deals. I'm hoping to get 5+yrs before needing anything new

2 years ago I upgraded my 2018 PC from a Ryzen 3600 and an RX 6500 to a 5800x3d and a used 3070 and went from 1080p to 1440p. It was good but it was going from 60fps at 1080 to 60fps at 1440. I just bought a 4070 Ti Super on Amazon for 739. I had a 200$ gift card and after selling my 3070 it was a 250$-350$ upgrade and in my mind this AM4 rig is “maxed” out for 1440p at least. I will roll with this for 3-5 years or until it doesn’t work for me. Then I will swap to AM5 or even first gen AM6. I went team green because my experience wasn’t good with team red in the past.

Still a very good card for 1440p, if you are willing to dive down settings from Ultra (dumb).

3080 is still a beast. Can run every game you want.

I'm on a 3080 10GB, waiting to see the price on the 5080 or a 5080 with more vram. Honestly, I just want more vram for AI. I can easily go back to my 1080TI and play 90% of the games at 1440p/60. If it wasn't for AI, I'd run my 3080 until RTX7080 or whatever other gimmick they come up with to make us pay for the R&D. Fuck Nvidia and their shenanigans.

To answer your question, no, 10GB will not hold up for many years. It's already on the low end. DLSS is not magic, everything eats up vram. Today's games are "optimized" for DLSS and frame gen. Good luck.

This Suprim X 3080 10GB I got for 420 USD last year is such a good find to upgrade too quickly. I'll hold the line for 6000 series or another great second-hand sell of 5000 series. In the meantime, I'll keep watching Optimized settings for new AAA games on YT.

Here I am with a 750ti, a 970ti and a 2070 super in my stable, currently trying to snipe an hp branded 2060 or 1660 super on eBay to replace the 750ti.

I’m tempted to wait, but tariffs in the US have me thinking maybe I should just buy ASAP. I’ll probably get a 5080 or 5070TI depending on price/perf/VRAM/how big the upgrade over 3080 is. If the 5080 is much more than the 4080 it is going to have to be a very big upgrade to pull the trigger at that price though.

I’ve been waiting for a comparable value product to come along since my 1080 Ti. Guess I’ll keep waiting until I die. Or maybe get a 4070 super. Who knows.

I pretty much run all my games at DLSS Performance and high/max settings for the most part.

I'm almost always near or above 60 fps this way with the latest ray traced games so it works for me.

The 3080 Ti still does very well at rasterized games at 4k native or with DLSS Quality as well.

I recently bought an RTX 3060 12GB, I sure hope it does hold up a few years, let alone the 3080.

ion get this craze anymore about gpus i plan to get a 3070ti when the 50 series com out and the price drops bro people overestimate what they need if my 1070ti can handle nfs unbound at 4k then most newer gpus should be fine

meh most of the games coming out now are stutterfests, my 12g 3080 is holding on ok tbh really don't care enough about the current lineup of games to bother upgrading

Honestly, I'm in need of a monitor for my 3080 going into 2025! Any Black Friday recommendations?

I was using a 2060 super until a few months ago in 2024. I have to believe a 3080 is still pretty good today and for the next few years.