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Lots of 4090s still have warranty.. i got mine on release and still have just under 2 years left. Im sure as well there is plenty that have been purchased more recently that have even longer warranty.. Most of the big name AIB's allow transfer of warranty as it's tied to the card not the original purchaser.
How come you bought a 4070ti super in the first instance if you felt the performance wasn’t enough and you’d need to upgrade after only a year?
videocardz.com
How can we be sure though. You said you won't buy it then you will buy it, then you won't buy it
Also you yourself was super excited about maxing out your 240hz display
I bought the card early last year just after I built my pc, it’s not that I’m looking to upgrade but just looking to the future. With games like Indiana Jones pushing the card and that a new gen of card may provide a good whack of performance increase, I was keeping my options open. Also the card I have is 2nd hand and was looking as then a new card would have warranty just for security.
I'd love to finally have mouse cursor and windows move in Windows without any visible trailing
Like I remember having it on Amiga on CRT in Workbench We're like 30 years into the future now and it's still not even close. 
Maybe 400Hz+ in Windows will help! Ona bit more serious note, motion clarity matter too and that's peaking out at about 1kHz, so we're still not even half way to that. Also, I was quite confident FG is being adjusted live and enables itself only when it makes sense, after peaking the vsync FPS, skipping some frames instead of lowering input FPS (that would be mean backpressure on the engine, adding even more latency). That COULD explain some weird latency spikes I see now and then with FG. Need to dig deeper into that. 
www.corsair.com
Believe so. What I bought in 2022 looks identical to that, except the new cable is is now Type 5 and 12V-2x6.Hi
Just to confirm. This is the cable I should use to pair a 5090 with a Corsair HX1000 PSU (i've looked and I dont think OC sell it?)
Premium Individually Sleeved 12+4pin PCIe Gen 5 12VHPWR 600W Cable Type 5 Gen 5, Black
Upgrade your CORSAIR Type-5 power supply’s cables with CORSAIR Premium Individually Sleeved Type-5 Cables, made with flexible triple-layer meshparacord sleeving for a professional look.
Thank you.
No. That's a Corsair Type 5 cable.Hi
Just to confirm. This is the cable I should use to pair a 5090 with a Corsair HX1000 PSU (i've looked and I dont think OC sell it?)
Premium Individually Sleeved 12+4pin PCIe Gen 5 12VHPWR 600W Cable Type 5 Gen 5, Black
Upgrade your CORSAIR Type-5 power supply’s cables with CORSAIR Premium Individually Sleeved Type-5 Cables, made with flexible triple-layer meshparacord sleeving for a professional look.
Thank you.
www.overclockers.co.uk
No. That's a Corsair Type 5 cable.
Looking at this page:
The HX1000 is a Type 4 PSU. So you need a type 4 cable.
Such as this one:
Corsair PCIe 5.0 12VHPWR Type-4 PSU Power Cable (CP-8920284)
Order Corsair PCIe 5.0 12VHPWR Type-4 PSU Power Cable (CP-8920284) now online and benefit from fast delivery.
That thought occured to me this morning. A new OLED would be a heck of a better experience improvement for the cost in any case from my Gigabyte 32" 144hz IPS over a measly ~34% more graphics performance. Got my eye on that, or a squat sled with the money I'm "saving" not buying a 5090.From my perspective, seems like the ideal time for a new monitor with the new DP2.1 standards meaning we can max out 240fps on an OLED with no DSC
I’ll be ordering the PG27UCDM as soon as that becomes available.
You'd discover true HDR in games and that was always WAY bigger improvement to me than just FPS.
5090 first, then a nice new QD-OLED
Plus the near instantaneous response times of OLED, which to me, along with jumping from 144hz to 240hz, was the more exciting factor. The general rule of thumb is a 240hz OLED has motion performance equivalent to a 360hz IPS panel.You'd discover true HDR in games and that was always WAY bigger improvement to me than just FPS.
100%. OLED's a complete gamechanger visuals wise.
