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hey, what’s this best value ultrawide card in your opinions?
I could get a 1080ti for 450
hey, what’s this best value ultrawide card in your opinions?
I could get a 1080ti for 450
If you mean 3440 x 1440, then yeah a 1080Ti is a pretty nice option. I still use them for my ultrawide and even a single one does a solid job most the time, can do 60 FPS in most titles with settings cranked up. If its a higher refresh rate Ultrawide, then may need some settings in demanding games tweaked down to maintain the higher FPS, but in lots of games, often get settings that can be tweaked down from max / ultra for little visual change.
Can possibly see what the 2080 Super or whatever it is does to prices of normal 2080 I suppose, but for £450, the 1080Ti is a solid option.
i was thinking of a 2080 or 2080 super but the prices for these all seem to be around £700 and god knows how much the 2080 super will be.
I'm really torn on whether to wait or try and hop on a second hand 1080ti at a decent price. the 1080ti just feels like such a safe card to buy at the moment given how little nvidia want to improve.
Same here no problems.1080ti here rocking an x34
1080ti here on z35p (x34s evil brother)Same here no problems.
hey, what’s this best value ultrawide card in your opinions?
I could get a 1080ti for 450
GTX 1060 fine, GTX 1070 better, GTX 1080 great, 1080ti overkill (providing you’re looking the 60-75Hz range)
Agreed. I have one and it's good, but not great.1080 minimum for 3440x 1440 UW