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gaming upgrade
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I have the same monitor. 2070 Super is an amazing pairing.
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You won't regret it. Enjoy 
Thanks guys 2070 Super it is
I think you might be disappointed with the speed boost. The 2070S is only a little bit faster than a 1080 Ti so you're getting less than a 30% boost. Only just enough to be noticeable. I would suggest instead going for the 2080S which is a 50% boost.
Depends how much you want to spend 5700XT is a good choice also.
And your point is?
The 2070S is less than 30% faster than the 1070. That's at the low end of noticeability.
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I think it's more like 50%
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Might want to check out games which are where it counts. Results below at 1440p using the fe scores. Could even be more like 60% looking at a few others.
https://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/msi_geforce_rtx_2070_super_gaming_x_review,10.html
53 percent faster in bf5
https://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/msi_geforce_rtx_2070_super_gaming_x_review,10.html
69 percent in shadow of the tomb raider
Using a 2080 for that resolution, same monitor, but a 3600 Ryzen. As most of my games are capped at 60fps, and the whole system is watercooled, it's an overkill, but as I did with my 7970, I intend to keep for a while. Temps don't go past 40-42, as the GPU isn't even pushing at ultra to give 60fps.
Will try and play bugfield v this week.