However, what gets me is, if running 1080P surely a 3000 series is a complete waste of coinage as I can't think of a single game I own that I can't max 1080P, ultra settings and be not getting 100fps+? Why not save money and go 2080 Super or something 2nd hand? Anyway, everyone to their own, but if I had a 1080P montior no way would I be switching out a 1080TI or above level card which I'm seeing a lot of people doing... unless suppose they're running 244 and 300hz montiors maybe and want MONSTER fps?
That's the main reason you'd run a high end card with a 1080P monitor, you get a lot of people into esports that chase frames above all else and the highest refresh rate monitors are generally 1080P.
The problem is, at 1080P CPU limitation is much more of a problem, so you'd ideally want a highly overclocked current Intel chip to go with such a card in that circumstance.
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