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The Pascal GTX 1080 Ti Owners Thread

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Picked up the Asus strix OC 1080Ti, had a 1070 before but it’s struggling to run PUBG at 3440x1440 maxed out.

Should be a nice boost. :)
Sweet - I did exactly the same thing about 6 months ago. Found 1070 struggling at uw res. Most modern games run about 80/90 fps now.
Hopefully pubg will get good boost
 
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Just picked up an EVGA SC Black, joining the top consumer tier/*80ti club for the first time. It replaces a 960 2gb in my [email protected], and is in preparation for Ryzen 3000 and a hopeful 1440p >60fps Linux gaming rig. We'll see what i get but i've a feeling this 1080ti won't be the limiting factor, if any.
 
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Just picked up an EVGA SC Black, joining the top consumer tier/*80ti club for the first time. It replaces a 960 2gb in my [email protected], and is in preparation for Ryzen 3000 and a hopeful 1440p >60fps Linux gaming rig. We'll see what i get but i've a feeling this 1080ti won't be the limiting factor, if any.

Can't go wrong with a 1080ti at 1440p. It murderes that resolution.
 
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I've just upgraded mine to a 2080 Ti. Probably a mistake but I really wanted to push some more frames in Apex Legends and some others where the 1080 Ti struggled to reach 120 fps consistently, plus start playing with Ray Tracing stuff. It's been a fantastic card, probably one of the best I've had in the last 15 years.
 
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I've just upgraded mine to a 2080 Ti. Probably a mistake but I really wanted to push some more frames in Apex Legends and some others where the 1080 Ti struggled to reach 120 fps consistently, plus start playing with Ray Tracing stuff. It's been a fantastic card, probably one of the best I've had in the last 15 years.

It will go down as a legend still seems to handle 4k well for me.
 
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Can't believe I'm still rocking this card, nearly 3 years now. :eek:

It just doesn't struggle with anything at 3440*1440 100fps. I bought an extended (5 year) warranty and genuinely think it's just as well I did.

I almost wavered for 2000 series but it just can't be justified... plenty of longevity in the 1080ti for sure.
 
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Can't believe I'm still rocking this card, nearly 3 years now. :eek:

It just doesn't struggle with anything at 3440*1440 100fps. I bought an extended (5 year) warranty and genuinely think it's just as well I did.

I almost wavered for 2000 series but it just can't be justified... plenty of longevity in the 1080ti for sure.

Same here. Might jump on the next gen. It’s been sometime since I’ve had a card for this long and been this happy with it. It still performs perfectly at 1440p which is all I need.

My 4770k has been my limiting factor, but I am now upgrading to a 9700k.
 
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