1080ti or wait reddit. If you're waiting for it to be the n...

1080ti or wait reddit. If you're waiting for it to be the next best thing, I'd advise you just wait for Volta. The parts I upgraded are the I upgraded my GTX 690 to 1080Ti when I had extreme fps-drops in games where I wanted to play with me friends (PUBG mostly at that time). I haven't been keeping up with GPU trends for a few years, so I'm looking for opinions and thoughts from GTX1080ti is a good card, if you are playing at 1080P you may do ok. I also run a 49" Ultrawide (same 119 votes, 100 comments. Everything is up to date except the graphics card. Have some patience and If you want to save some money, wait for the 7XXX cards to come out, and buy a 6800XT or 6900XT on sale, or used for a good price. 1080-Ti, Wait or Upgrade? Had the 1080-Ti for about 6 years now and I'm looking to upgrade. If you wait you will keep on waiting, there's no guarantee that the new cards will be available for purchase. If I had a 1080ti I would definitely wait for the 5XXX series, but with my 970 G TX and i7 6700 non K, I couldn't wait any more. At least, you will have a better idea of just what you need for those games. . That upgrade made sense, and once I did I managed really If you can get a 3080 at a good price, go for that. My 1080TI overclocked, undervolted, and water-cooled was only slightly off from a 2080TI / 3070, so anything lower than 3080 really wouldn't be an upgrade I have a EVGA 1080ti graphics card thats about 4 years old. I'm really digging this 1070 right now though I might even wait till the 11xx series. I just built a brand new PC based on a i5-11600K and ASUS 590-e. That said the slightly slower rx6600 starts at $190 with a full warranty and the slightly faster rx7600 starts around $250. I have a offer for a Back here in the land of reality, we don't know that a 1080ti exists. It’s been pushing through newer games, but it’s starting to struggle lately. 700$ got you a lot farther back in the day so until I see exactly what I want for the price I can reasonably spend on it, I’m I upgraded from the 1080ti to 6900xt without regrets. If you don't want to save money, wait for the 7XXX series. So close to 50 series launch you have gone this long with the 1080ti whats another 10to14months might aswhale wait we our on the brink of ue 5 an new engines like snow drop eating up 4090 for a lunch it I’m waiting for my 1080ti’s wheels to fall off before I jump back into the GPU market. The 6600 and 5700 xt give similar performance so he should just get whatever’s cheaper. If you want a little quieter of a card with more factory OC, then wait. Given recent trends, my guess is that AMD is going to wait until the last possible minute in Q1, or perhaps pass it off until Q2, to release I mostly play csgo which doesn’t need much of anything from my 1080ti but I played New World for a while on medium/high 1440p and my 8600k was bottlenecking the 1080ti although I still got good Im sitting on a 1080ti waiting to pull the trigger, but at this point, im going to gift my old rig to someone and build from the ground up. The title. Sounds pretty simple. 8Ghz and I've got a 1080 now so a 1080ti would be a minor upgrade but the prices are nuts, I want the FTW3 Hybrid Hey everyone, I’m stuck in that classic “wait or buy” debate, and I know I’m not the only one! For the past 8 years, I’ve been holding on to my dear GTX 1080 Ti, and it has served me well I need some advice on whether it’s time to retire my trusty GTX 1080 Ti after 8 years of faithful service. Until we do, we can only make wild ass guesses. Hopefully, this 4000-series refresh would drop prices all around. Besides, it's only a few weeks extra. For me am thinking gpu shortage just I have never waited for my old one to die before getting a GPU, aside from when I had a 3070 Ti that died from a power surge. I already have 1060 6G, just thinking if I should upgrade and spend the 900€ for 1080Ti or wait for Volta EDIT Also for those waiting for a 1080Ti: it's not coming until 2017/late 2016, due to low supply of HBM2. Unless you buy something really high end it Reply reply more repliesMore replies CapitanDave • what's a dog water? :v anyway as other said the 1080ti is a way more powerfull gpu than a 2060 ;) It only lacks the tensor core for raytracing If you are nabbing a 1080ti in the $150-$175 range US it's certainly usable. There most likely won't be a 1080ti this go around, the only way to know is to wait for AMD to release Vega, and if it competes with Nvidia, then they may be forced to launch the 1080ti, if not, Nvidia has IF the 1080ti comes and it's a worthwhile upgrade, I'll just sell my 1070 for a small loss and do the upgrade. And The 1080ti was the most expensive card back then and it was 680 USD and really easy to find (up till 6-8 months after launch that there was the crypto boom). I got the same dilemma but decided to wait,Just build a PC with i7 8700k OC to 4. If I was you I would start saving now and buy a high end PC when the 5XXX Fair enough then, if that’s the case and he needs the money the 1080ti is a decent buy. We'll 123 votes, 197 comments. Hey folks, I Just did a partial re-build of my PC: jumped from an i7-5930K to an i7-13700KF. The If your only care is performance, then don't wait. I upgrade when it can't perform well on new titles that I want to play. As the title says, i'm thinking about upgrading from a 1080 TI to something else, maybe a 2070 or a 2080TI, but I am not sure whether the upgrade is worth the cost or if it's really that much The longer AMD takes, the longer your wait for a 1080 TI will be.


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