- Dec 21, 2015
- 884
- 245
- 116
I have still this card, alot games running fine. Even UE5 games can run 1080p at 60fps medium + fsr, or you can low + fsr (UE5 games doesn't have almost difference between Low and Ultra), but mostly i'm not use UE5 games due engine is very temp hungry, like avg in games 65-72 to 83C wall.probably 40-60fps for many older games, newer stuff not so much.
Compared to what else I can get for 75USD. RX580's are running about that on ebay.Compared to what?
For what purpose?
I have 2 1070 Ti's both work fine and would crush an RX580. Nvidia refused board partners the ability to sell OC'd versions of the card.Compared to what else I can get for 75USD. RX580's are running about that on ebay.
Trying to put together budget gaming systems is easy until you hit the video card part. I can get everything else for less than 200USD total. It's an EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti SC gaming which I think it a good one to get. Their website says there is an overclocking utility.
One of mine is a Zotac AMP! edition. If you download their version of Afterburner (Firestorm) there is an OC file with it that can loaded up to OC the card.Trying to put together budget gaming systems is easy until you hit the video card part. I can get everything else for less than 200USD total. It's an EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti SC gaming which I think it a good one to get. Their website says there is an overclocking utility.
Charging 599 not sure if they are getting it. Yeah if you look at newegg there are listings for 10 year old cards selling for hundreds of dollars.It comes down to price.
For this price:
View attachment 101319
You would be far better off with an RTX 4070 Super:
View attachment 101320
I can't believe in 2024 they are still getting $599 for these old cards...
Edit:MSI GamingX GTX 1080Ti 11gb
EVGA GTX 1080 8gb
Gigabyte Gaming OC RX 5700 XT 8gb
For the price really can't beat any of these cards. 100 dollars is max budget for the builds. You can't get anything new for that price. Got tired of the ebay mess too.The 5700 is roughly equivalent to a 1070.
That 1080ti might beat my laptop!
5700 and 5700XT are about on par with 1080Ti and 2070(super). They are a lot faster than a 1070. Maybe you are thinking of Vega 56?The 5700 is roughly equivalent to a 1070.
That 1080ti might beat my laptop!
Maybe I fat fingered my response? Will edit.5700 and 5700XT are about on par with 1080Ti and 2070(super). They are a lot faster than a 1070. Maybe you are thinking of Vega 56?
All 3 are still more than capable of 1080p gaming. If you trust Techpowerup 1080 Ti = 2070 Super RX5700 XT = 3060/2070 The 1080 is a bit slower.5700 and 5700XT are about on par with 1080Ti and 2070(super). They are a lot faster than a 1070. Maybe you are thinking of Vega 56?
Since you are going to have 3 or 4 cards maybe you could bench them yourself?All 3 are still more than capable of 1080p gaming. If you trust Techpowerup 1080 Ti = 2070 Super RX5700 XT = 3060/2070 The 1080 is a bit slower.
That's the plan. Just have to find the time and decide on the test bed. I have a z240 with an i7-6700 but I think that might be a bottleneck. I would have to upgrade the PSU too. My other choices would be an E5-2690 v2 or E5-2697 v2 or an E5-2690 v4. I'm curious to do some benchmarks with the dual CPU z840 but not gotten a chance to get that up and running.Since you are going to have 3 or 4 cards maybe you could bench them yourself?
That roughly equals stuff is just wrong. The TPU performance ratings chart is of very limited utility IME. The reality is as the months pass, it's more and more a box of chocolates. Lack of driver optimizations alone, for older cards from both vendors, also skews the performance rankings. Even if we disregard features sets, vram differences, and test runs shorter than an OG TikTok vid, that underlie the rankings.All 3 are still more than capable of 1080p gaming. If you trust Techpowerup 1080 Ti = 2070 Super RX5700 XT = 3060/2070 The 1080 is a bit slower.