I had an x1800xt and it was awesome at the time haha.do you honestly think they are having the same issues 17+ years later? if you want to discuss further, start a thread or find one of the other driver threads in the amd section....
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I had an x1800xt and it was awesome at the time haha.do you honestly think they are having the same issues 17+ years later? if you want to discuss further, start a thread or find one of the other driver threads in the amd section....
There's a lot of used cards in the market nowadays depending where you are - of ppl selling cards from last gen - the 3080 12gb, 6700 xt, are two cards that are better than the 2080 Ti - afaik....I just looked some of those up and they are in the $550 range. At least on ebay
oc's are not guaranteed. try comparing stock to stock.6700XT isn't better than the 2080ti. It's 10% slower on average. 2080ti also has great OC/UV potential and if you have Samsung memory you can easily OC 15% for 700GB/s bandwidth.
RT performance is on next level, and DLSS2 looks significantly better than the FSR2.
https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/94063343
This is my MSI Gaming X Trio.
I bought this card used year ago for $400
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+1000 memory oc (704 GB/s bandwidth)
15830 Time spy GPU score, or 15200 with [email protected] for very efficient profile, and 220-230W
This is RX 6800 level of performance.
Still 10% faster stock to stock and better features.oc's are not guaranteed. try comparing stock to stock.
depends on what youre playing and that debatable...Still 10% faster stock to stock and better features.
You can find 2080ti for $300-320.I think it's too expensive at $350. If you're buying used anyway, why not look at an RX 6800 or 3070Ti?
So you wouldn't buy 2080ti for $300, but you think that 4070 for $600 and only 25% more performance is a good buy?My 2080ti has been one of my favorite GPUs of all time. At 3440x1440 it is starting to show it's age but it still runs pretty much everything above 60fps at max settings and it does ok in 'most' games with RT on (and DLSS obviously). If I were in the market today I wouldn't get one though unless it were supremely cheap; as in under $300. At this point I'd probably snag a 4070 or wait for a 7700XTX if I couldn't (or didn't want to) stretch for a 7900/4080.
4070 is new tech while the 2080ti is 3 generations old now (almost 4 years old). 4070 is better at RT, DLSS 3 + FG, AV1 encoding, lower power consumption, runs cooler, is quieter, newer display port standards, will receive better performance related driver updates, and has a warranty...So you wouldn't buy 2080ti for $300, but you think that 4070 for $600 and only 25% more performance is a good buy?
Yep. Sometimes the extra cash is just worth it.4070 is new tech. Better at RT, DLSS 3 + FG, AV1 encoding, lower power consumption, runs cooler, is quieter, newer display port standards, will receive better performance related driver updates, and has a warranty...
7600XT/4060s are DOA cards because of only 8GB of Vram. Same thing with used 3060ti/70/70ti. That's why 2080ti still is, and will be for much longer great choice from Nvidia.4070 is new tech while the 2080ti is 3 generations old now (almost 4 years old). 4070 is better at RT, DLSS 3 + FG, AV1 encoding, lower power consumption, runs cooler, is quieter, newer display port standards, will receive better performance related driver updates, and has a warranty...
2080ti is still a beast of a card if all you can afford is $300 but it is old and I look at it as a bad time to lock oneself into that old of a card when the 7600XT/4060 will be out soon-ish and likely not too much more expensive.
As much as we might like to call them "DOA cards" I wouldn't be surprised if they sold a lot more of them than the higher end 4070/4070tis.7600XT/4060s are DOA cards because of only 8GB of Vram. Same thing with used 3060ti/70/70ti. That's why 2080ti still is, and will be for much longer great choice from Nvidia.
I think this is a given when you take a look at the Steam Survey results and see that the most used GPUs are *050s and *060s. I don't think that the people that are going to spend $3-400 on a 7600/4060 care about max detail, 120fps, 4k AAA gaming. They're going to grab one of those new GPUs and be ecstatic that they're getting 2x-3x the performance of their 6 year old card.As much as we might like to call them "DOA cards" I wouldn't be surprised if they sold a lot more of them than the higher end 4070/4070tis.
Yeah that's why I think it's not really fair to call them "DOA cards" especially since lots of people are still using 1080p as their native resolution.I think this is a given when you take a look at the Steam Survey results and see that the most used GPUs are *050s and *060s. I don't think that the people that are going to spend $3-400 on a 7600/4060 care about max detail, 120fps, 4k AAA gaming. They're going to grab one of those new GPUs and be ecstatic that they're getting 2x-3x the performance of their 6 year old card.
They will definitely sell very well because majority of people are not educated enough to understand that 8GB is a problem going forward.As much as we might like to call them "DOA cards" I wouldn't be surprised if they sold a lot more of them than the higher end 4070/4070tis.
Well that sucks. Good hunting!Well as fate would have it I came home to a PC that wouldn't POST. Turns out the 2080ti has just randomly died. Wonderful. Guess I'll be buying a new GPU after all.
I'd think long and hard before buying an old GPU.
I'm sorry to hear that.Well as fate would have it I came home to a PC that wouldn't POST. Turns out the 2080ti has just randomly died. Wonderful. Guess I'll be buying a new GPU after all.
I'd think long and hard before buying an old GPU.
Well as fate would have it I came home to a PC that wouldn't POST. Turns out the 2080ti has just randomly died. Wonderful. Guess I'll be buying a new GPU after all.
I'd think long and hard before buying an old GPU.
Exactly that. When I bought mine I asked seller to verify Samsung memory in GPU-Z.When did you buy your 2080 Ti? If you bought one in 2018 you most likely got one with the ticking time bomb Micron memory, hence why I cautioned OP about buying a used 2080 Ti.
The 2080 Ti was pretty forgettable outside the shiny new features it supported. It was not much of a leap in performance compared to the Titan Xp at the same price point (around 20% in rasterization). This after the GTX Titan X was 80% faster than the GTX Titan, and the Titan Xp was 75% faster than the GTX Titan X.My 2080ti has been one of my favorite GPUs of all time. At 3440x1440 it is starting to show it's age but it still runs pretty much everything above 60fps at max settings and it does ok in 'most' games with RT on (and DLSS obviously). If I were in the market today I wouldn't get one though unless it were supremely cheap; as in under $300. At this point I'd probably snag a 4070 or wait for a 7700XTX if I couldn't (or didn't want to) stretch for a 7900/4080.
Bro just check in GPU-ZLucked into a replacement 2080ti for free so I'm back in action. Same exact model (EVGA 2080ti Black).
I don't remember what memory modules the dead one has. I might tear the cooler off and check it out sometime.
I'll always keep my 2080Ti though, for better or worse depending on who you ask. Mine had the Samsung memory and would easily do +1600 on the memory, was a good card and I enjoyed it overall, but was not a true 4K card. It did 1440P pretty good though even with RT at the time. Being the first "RT / DLSS" card, it has a spot in my collection. I kind of liked the industrial look of the eVGA one I have too.The 2080 Ti was pretty forgettable outside the shiny new features it supported. It was not much of a leap in performance compared to the Titan Xp at the same price point (around 20% in rasterization). This after the GTX Titan X was 80% faster than the GTX Titan, and the Titan Xp was 75% faster than the GTX Titan X.
I can see where some my be disappointed in the performance uptick but the overall performance and the new features like DLSS made it really enjoyable.The 2080 Ti was pretty forgettable outside the shiny new features it supported. It was not much of a leap in performance compared to the Titan Xp at the same price point (around 20% in rasterization). This after the GTX Titan X was 80% faster than the GTX Titan, and the Titan Xp was 75% faster than the GTX Titan X.
My dead 2080ti is completely dead. System will not post with it installed.Bro just check in GPU-Z
1080ti is still a good card, and with FSR2/FSR3 can reach further.Well, read thru this whole thread. I have decided to simply keep my 1080TI. It does pretty damn well.
Smart choice, only upgrade worthwhile for you is the 4070. If it doesn't come down in price you may as well wait for Blackwell.Well, read thru this whole thread. I have decided to simply keep my 1080TI. It does pretty damn well.
4070ti is $800-$900. While I think it would be a great card and I wouldn't be that worried about VRAM in the immediate future I would still be leery about dropping that much cash for one. For that much I'd grab a 7900XT and one might be able to luck into a XTX.grab the 4070 ti and call it a day, price to performance ratio is pretty good from that chart
if you really want that vram, could get 3090 ti, 4080, 40904070ti is $800-$900. While I think it would be a great card and I wouldn't be that worried about VRAM in the immediate future I would still be leery about dropping that much cash for one. For that much I'd grab a 7900XT and one might be able to luck into a XTX.
That is one thing with the team green drivers, the layout is so Windows 2000/XP. That is one thing I miss about the AMD drivers, is the nice control panel.I bought a RX 67 series for SIGNIFICANTLY less than I did a RTX 2070. It's a great card. Plus I don't have to look at the Nvidia driver settings anymore that were fine back in 2004... . Another alternative would be an RTX 6650 XT. If you live in the US you can find them for less than $300 and they have as much ram as a 2070 lol.. I don't use any upscaling BS I hate how it distorts image quality so Green teams marketing doesn't appeal to me. I appreciate good value cards.
Chart just for reference.
Those are all more costly than a 7900XT/XTX which is right around the price of a 4070ti while being about equal in performance to a 4080.if you really want that vram, could get 3090 ti, 4080, 4090