Redpill me on the RTX2080 ti

redpill me on the RTX2080 ti

Is it overkill?

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Even it drops hard with RTX on. I think the software needs some more revisions as opposed to the hardware

Depends on your target FPS/resolution.

Is your monitor less than 4k resolution?

1440p at 144hz

>I think the software needs some more revisions as opposed to the hardware
The pathtracing optimization well was tapped ages ago.
Then no.

Yeah, it's a bit more then what you'd need but if you can get it on sale then why not. A 1080ti would work tho.

>Is it overkill?
Yes. The RTX 2080 Super is already overkill and the 2080 is already pushing it. 4K still isn't the standard and you will never find a card that lasts two sets of AAA releases that can hit 4K at a consistent 144hz. 2080 will crush anything at 144hz and the 2070 should be able to do that for most, if not all as well.

I play at 1080p 144hz with a Ryzen 1600AF, 16GB Ram, and 1660 Super, and in more demanding games on generally highest settings (by that, I don't mean stupidly maxed out (like 4XSSAA etc) I maintain around 80 fps average.

Competitive games achieves 144 fps easily (locked at 140 though obviously).

So decide yourself if you want to spend what, 3x or more on a graphics card?

Ayy I have that same setup except for a 580. I love that little processor.

On a semi-related note my 580 feels like it's getting a little long in the tooth. What should I upgrade to? I only have a 1080 monitor so is it even worth upgrading unless I go for 1440p?