Keep the 4080 or ?

[Btone]

I've 2 machines, on my home machine I have a 7800x3d and a 4080ti, on my work machine it was a 5800x3d and a 1080ti, but the 1080 has stopped working, I think I'm going to buy a 5070ti as the best I can afford.

Would I be better moving the 4080 to the work machine (5800x3d CPU) and put the 5070ti into the 7800x3d CPU machine, to maximise the performance across the 2 machines?

 

[wunkley]

Well, there's barely any difference in raw performance between a 4080 and 5070Ti. But the 5000 series have better/ new gaming features like DLSS4 multi framegen. So - this is assuming you will use one PC for gaming and one PC for work - I would put the 5070Ti with the 7800x3d and have that as the gaming machine.

 

[mickyflinn]

Work pc r u using GPU acceleration,etc ?

 

[Btone]

Work pc r u using GPU acceleration,etc ?

if im truthfully "work pc" makes it sound more grand that what it is as the work i do on it (email, accounts, excel) can easy be handled by the on board graphics really i should call it "my hid out of the rain and the wind pc and when it too cold to work outside on the farm" pc

 

[Tetras]

can easy be handled by the on board graphics

Considering the small difference between a 4080 Super (I assume you meant Super, Ti does not exist) and a 5070 Ti, wouldn't it be better to just get some cheapo dGPU like a Quadro P600/P620?

 

[wunkley]

if im truthfully "work pc" makes it sound more grand that what it is as the work i do on it (email, accounts, excel) can easy be handled by the on board graphics really i should call it "my hid out of the rain and the wind pc and when it too cold to work outside on the farm" pc

As I mentioned above, there's no real difference between a 4080 and 5070Ti. So just stick with 4080 and 7800x3d for the gaming rig - and use the onboard graphics for the 'work' PC. Not sure why you are contemplating a new card, you've just answered your own question???

 

[tamzzy]

if im truthfully "work pc" makes it sound more grand that what it is as the work i do on it (email, accounts, excel) can easy be handled by the on board graphics really i should call it "my hid out of the rain and the wind pc and when it too cold to work outside on the farm" pc

if that's the case, is there any reason to spend £700 on a new gpu that barely beats the 4080 super?
just chuck in a cheap second hand gpu and call it a day

even the 5800x3d is a bit overkill for that use
(but i'm can't be the one to judge. my bedroom pc is a 7800x3d + 4070 super...just for watching movies )

 

[tamzzy]

and use the onboard graphics for the 'work' PC. Not sure why you are contemplating a new card, you've just answered your own question???

OP has a 5800x3d. this does not have integrated graphics