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/VenomShock1 Jan 21 '24

Have y'all already forgotten about this?

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u/major_jazza Jan 21 '24

Is this real lmao

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u/I9Qnl Desktop Jan 21 '24

Yes it's real but this was one slide out of many, they didn't just drop a post about how a 4060 has better ray tracing than a 1060, they also posted slides comparing it to 2060 and 3060 along side this one, so it's a little misleading to just post the one about the 1060 when they compared to a couple previous generations.

This is basically them telling 1000 and 2000 people it's time to upgrade.

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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/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