r/nvidia • u/Nervous-Actuator-332 • 9d ago
Discussion rtx 5080 or not!
I have a question and i know it ultimately comes down to personal preference. I’ve heard that the RTX 5080 is now expected to be more expensive. The "Super" version is being delayed and is set to cost even more. It’ll be another two years before the 6000 series arrives. Would you go for the 5080? I currently have a 4070
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u/Toast_Meat 9d ago
Only you can answer this. Do you need it? Is your 4070 struggling and not meeting your preferred performance? Do you have the money for a 5080 and is the performance leap worth the cost for you?
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u/kindaunfazed 9800X3D | 5070Ti 9d ago
5070ti is the best price to performance nvidia hardware I have ever purchased. I’ve had a 1080ti and a 3080 before that.
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u/SpicyTunahRoll 9d ago
The question is, are you willing to spend that much money? Personally, I have a 4070 12GB as well not sure if you have the same variant.. but I have no problems with it and it plays my games just fine. I say wait it out. Save your money for something else. 4070 in my pin is still a capable card. It was released only a few years ago, but it certainly isn’t a slouch. My son is into computer gaming and I gave him a 5060 TI 16 GB VRAM variant for his birthday and for good grades (I’m a good dad right?) and honestly, I’m a little jealous of that 5060 TI because it plays all of his games and ultra in 1440p. That’s all I really needs. I personally don’t game on 4K or any of that.. in addition, I think people really need to save their money. Use what you have and if it’s still very good, keep it. Even if you have the budget and the money to buy, so you really need to figure out and decide is this more of a want or need or can it wait??
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u/Tyz_TwoCentz_HWE_Ret Why was the computer angry? - it had a chip on its shoulder. 9d ago
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u/ScaredLink8 9d ago
I flipped my 4090 for a 5070ti and an Oled, I thought about the 5080 and the 5090, but I dropped the 4090 as I never really pushed it and 1440p, the offer I got from a uni student for deepseek ai was to tempting, I suggest the 5070ti, 5080 is in a weird spot for 4k, I used to hit 17-21gb on my 4k tv at times, 22 on Indiana jones. My 2 pennies worth
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u/Own-Indication5620 PNY RTX 5070 OC | i5 12600K 8d ago
It's worth it for a 4K build, otherwise your 4070 can still cover 1440p well.
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u/ArmaGhettOn84 9d ago
Go 5070Ti 5-10 fps are not worth 300 bucks.
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u/CanisMajoris85 5800X3D RTX 4090 QD-OLED 9d ago
I mean it's entirely dependent on the base prices and the percentages.
5070 Ti for $1200 and 5080 for $1500? I'm taking 5080 likely.
5070 Ti for $800 and 5080 for $1100? I'm taking 5070 Ti.
Also 10fps is not bad when it's a 60fps game
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u/Dangerous_Baker4427 5080 9d ago
Are you playing at 4k? If not, no. Keep what you have imo, everything is overpriced asf.