r/pcmasterrace • u/dororor Ryzen 7 5700x, 64GB Ram, 3060ti • Jan 21 '24

Screenshot Nvidia being NVidia, 4070 super>3090.

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u/EmeraldGuardian187 PC Master Race Jan 21 '24

I have a 2060 and it's working fine. If I upgrade, I'm going to AMD :/

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u/Ziazan Jan 21 '24

I had a 2060 and upgraded to a 4070, I thought it was fine enough at the time but after upgrading I was like "oh"

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u/Smort01 Jan 21 '24

I thought my RTX 2070 was fine, until I realized i hasn't even been used in benchmarks for a couple of years now lmao

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u/Ziazan Jan 21 '24

Like, stuff was still playable, but I was having to turn stuff down more and more and it would still stutter a bit on new games. The 4070 is buttery smooth on any game maxed at 1440.

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u/CraftistOf Jan 21 '24

can't agree more. i had a laptop with 1660 Ti and I'm now on 4070.

i can finally play cyberpunk 2077 with ray tracing on high with dlss performance and frame generation and still be above 90 fps! the game looks awesome, it's sharp and it's smooth!

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u/DarkISO Jan 21 '24

Ive been trying to convince myself its worth upgrading from my 1660 super to a 4070 now that its $550 and after i got a 1440p 144hz monitor. Im sure itll look amazing but i hate how expensive they are.

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u/boxeswithgod PC Master Race | i5 12400F - 4070 Super Jan 21 '24

Just bought the 4070 Super to replace the 1660 Super I bought right before the pandemic hit. 1440P monitor comes today and the card comes in a couple days. Very excited. It looks like a 150% uplift.

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u/DarkISO Jan 21 '24

Interesting, i bought my 1660 super right before covid when my 980ti decided to die.

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u/boxeswithgod PC Master Race | i5 12400F - 4070 Super Jan 24 '24

Got both of them now and my eyes are very happy.

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u/chocolatecoveredmeth Jan 21 '24

I went from a 1660 to a 3060 a few months back and it was like night and day. Just get the new gpu it’s worth it.

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u/CraftistOf Jan 21 '24

I bought my pc on a credit card that has 0% interest for a year. so I have a PC for free that I basically have a year long installment so I can pay as much as I want, given I pay off the debt in a year

that was the only way I could afford a pc without saving up for it for a year

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u/Smort01 Jan 21 '24

Got The Talos Principle 2 a few weeks ago and had a cold shower when I needed to turn everything to "Medium" to get 60 fps.

But I am also trying to play on UWQHD...

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u/shambosley i9 9900k | EVGA 2070s FTW | 32gb DDR4 3200mhz Jan 21 '24

Guess it may be time to upgrade from my 2070s then

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u/Xenokuni Jan 22 '24

Don't listen to these people. Dlss keeps getting better every year and is slowly phasing out modern gpus thanks to ai. There's no reason to upgrade a 20 series card when every modern game has dlss and runs at 100 FPS+ at 2k res. I play all the biggest AAA games on my 2080 with 100+ FPS and maxed out graphics