2080s v 1080ti

[bakes0310]

Got a 1080 and play at 3440x1440 wouldn't dream of changing that card with anything out at the moment.

 

[Dirk Diggler]

Dont you have internet to do a google search of this !!!

It's burning a hole in my pocket, you know what I'm like.

 

[easyrider]

It's burning a hole in my pocket, you know what I'm like.

Get a 3700x in the meantime

 

[FlyingScotsman]

It's burning a hole in my pocket, you know what I'm like.

I certainly do String
Hang on until the next gen mate, that's over 2 years we have had our 1080ti's lasted well and tbh they still play everything I throw at it.

 

[robin66]

Don't waste your money on the RTX coming from the 1080ti.

Go take a cold shower cool yourself off, play some games and wait for Nvidia next round of cards on 7nm.

The 2080ti arguably is the only card that has move forward in terms of performance after 2 years have passed (at a ridiculous cost), while the rest of the cards below hardly improved on performance/£ comparing to last gen 10 series cards from 2016/2017.

Well said.

1080Ti here and I'm waiting to see what Nvidia release next year also, 3080Ti maybe.

 

[kration]

Well said.

1080Ti here and I'm waiting to see what Nvidia release next year also, 3080Ti maybe.

Same here. I mainly use mine for VR and we may be able to see what the likely upgrades in VR kit will be then too.

 

[Gregster]

Putting it plainly, String you should stick with the 1080Ti bud and wait for the next gen. Whilst I love what RT brings to games, in its early form, it needs work, so my advice is to bite the pillow and suck it up

 

[Hades]

I’d rather have the 11gb 1080ti over a 8gb RTX card.

Basically this. RTX is not fast enough yet. But the extra RAM on the 1080ti will probably be useful in the future.

 

[TNA]

Putting it plainly, String you should stick with the 1080Ti bud and wait for the next gen. Whilst I love what RT brings to games, in its early form, it needs work, so my advice is to bite the pillow and suck it up

Either that or do it right and get a 2080Ti. Going from a 1080Ti to a 2080s is a little silly imo. I would just wait.

 

[hlennie]

I went 1080ti to 2080 and i found it was much smoother card @ 2k and 4k but if ur games are running sweet then really no point. Horses for courses

 

[XeNoNF50]

What's the pros and cons of moving from 1080ti to 2080s?

I've had my 1080ti for 2 and half years, with 2 and half years warranty left. Second hand value is what, £400 so say £350 in the pocket after postage etc..

New Zotac card is £700 - so net cost is £350.

Resolution is 3440*1440.

What say you, wise forum?

No point - just wait ofr a 3080ti or something.

 

[Gripen90]

My wife went from 2x GTX 1080 to 2x RTX 2080 in her pc while I had 2x GTX 1080Ti, so I got around to compare both of the configurations. The 2x RTX 2080 were about 5% faster than my GTX 1080Tis. So really nothing to upgrade for unless you want to experience RT in the newer games , which I must admit looks great and once you have had it on, you do notice it if it's off.

 

[beany_bot]

Well said.

1080Ti here and I'm waiting to see what Nvidia release next year also, 3080Ti maybe.

Probably be 2 grand lol. For certain Nvidia won't lower prices of its flagship.

 

[ArmitageShanks]

Anything less than a 50-60% increase in performance I wouldn't bother upgrading. Chasing small gains in FPS is a waste of time and money.