About 6 months before the 30 series launch I bought a 2080 Super, when I saw the price and performance of the 3080 I was kicking myself and almost made the mistake of immediately selling the 2080 Super. Then scalpers hit and crypto hit and COVID hit and it was nearly 2 years before you could buy a 3080 for under $1000 and that 2080 Super saw me through it all.
I’ve games on consoles my whole life. Been talking about finally swapping to PC the past 10 years now. I finally did it the night they announced and revealed the 50 series graphic cards. I just went ahead with an RTX 4080 Super with an AMD R7 9800x3d build that’s in the process of being built and on the way now. Even knowing about the 50 series being right around the corner….i have ZERO regrets. Already bought a few games from the Steam app and I cannot WAIT!!!!! With this build, I’ll just upgrade later on. It would’ve probably bothered me a little bit if I had gotten a weaker build. 4070ti Super ain’t bad at all either though.
I love how people really believe that the 5000 series will be available…and if available for MSRP. This has not been true for the last 2 generations of release. You made a good choice to get something that you can pick up now
@ possible upcoming tariffs, NVIDIA artificially limiting supply, already reported manufacturing constraints and cost at TSMC…the FE cards are like collectors items…they will be gone 5 mins after launch. AIBs will be far more in terms of MSRP because of all the Christmas lights they put on them…and scalpers are just waiting to get paid. I guarantee you this will all be the same this generation, better to get current , out going gen at a good price, then upgrade a year or so later after the prices have stabilize and the problems have all been worked out
I just picked up a second hand pc last week, 4090 + 7800x3d + 32gb ram, all together about $2000 USD. It still seems like a pretty decent deal after the release of the 5000 series. Probably set for a good few years.
@@DreadBoi504 Seller looking to move overseas urgently, basically sold me his whole setup for cheap. That also included a 2k 165hz monitor and Logitec keyboard & mouse. A steal indeed.
Just dont listen to those people ( indoctrinated consumers ). And guys you see on youtube got most of those cards for free any way... IF you can run all games stable with fps you are comfortable.... stay with card you have.. i was using 970 for YEARS before jumping on 5700xt that can still run everything till now.
@@kingcp0878 yea i’m gonna make a video talking about the new chips and what i plan on doing. But its looking like the 4080 Super is gonna be a keeper.
i've got a brand new 4080super FE for christmas for 1150€ with delivery fee and honnestly for what i'm doing i'm very happy with her, she's beautiful and now i'll wait for a better CPU to come out to pair it with her
Yes you made a mistake, both cards are great, but when the 5080 comes out it would be an excellent choice, but if you did not need the performance the 4080 should be cheaper.
No he didn't the 5080 aint shit but a bunch of fake frames. You aint gone find it for msrp ai, crypto and scalpers will buy it out, remaining inventory will be just as expensive as the 40 series
He's not the only one. People wait around launch knowing something is better then buy. The 5080 with dlss4.0 and frame gen is a better option I would highly return the 4080 S and just wait it out
I was going to wait but then found a 4090 at an auction for $1000 Canadian. Together with my Ryzen 7 9800x3d, it should cook pretty good. Also picked up an Msi Meg Prospect 700r case for $170.
Get a 5080, same price unless u buy second hand and you get the new tech ( which yes is not ideal for competitive shooters, but the tech is gonna be nice for singleplayer games etc ) The raw performance of the 5080 is not gonna be worse then the 4080s anyway. So you get the best of both if u week 3 more weeks.
@ Yeah thats also where I'm at. I don't think I will want to pay for a 4090 or a 5090. I was also thinking about waiting for the 5080S, but I can't find news or date for that yet. Only thing I am worried about is the 16gb on the 5080 and maybe the CUDA-cores.
@@user-bm7bj6kq9e 5070Ti is the best overall value. 16GB is more than enough. They are not going to make many games that require more. If they did, they would shrink their market share. They know most would never afford such cards. Most games will play just fine on 12GB or less. 16GB is very future proof. With the 5 series, you are also getting the latest and greatest like DDR7. It's NOT just about Cuda Cores and memory. It's the whole package. If you can afford the 5080 go for it...or save money and grab a 5070Ti like I am doing. The 5080 is not significantly better. To a 5070 yes just as the 5090 is the best- but will run hot. 5070Ti at only 300 Watts is a great card- will likely last longer too. Thermals destroy cards over time. 5090's are seeing a high rate of failure. Honestly, the really epic upgrade will be the 70 series which will have less reliance on DLSS and more baked in AI. Don't break the bank today- save your pennies for a future upgrade.
Got a 4080 super this Christmas, 4000 series is getting DLSS 4 anyway so no reason to sweat it. Not having to fight scalpers and the months long FOMO rush for the 5000 series will be nice.
@@AexoeroV frame gen might be useful for consoles but on mouse and keyboard (especially if you’re sensitive to latency) it just feels like ass, imagine what it’s gonna be like with 4 fake frames no opinions on ray reconstruction since i never used it
@@CodeStrife7 i play with a controller even on my PC because i was a console man but i dont play competitively and rarely play multiplayer, also im not very sensitive to small lag. Seen some videos comparing the actual fram gen that is on the 40 series with the 4x frame gen on the 50 series, the latency didnt increased so much, i dont remember the numbers. I dont like to use frame gen but i sometimes use it on demanding games so i can play them in 4K with maxed out settings and ray tracing. Ray reconstruction in my opinion does a great job for RT, reflections look more realistic, more defined, i like it and its good that they improving DLSS functions. But a 5080 card with just 16gb? I played Indiana Jones and that game already demands over 16gb of VRAM if you sett all things to the max!
Nvidia caved in the 40 series cards are now getting both DLSS 4 and Multi Frame generation it just won’t run as well as the 50 series because of the increased AI Topps
Hmm well I just bought a new gaming rig and put a 4070 in it, I had a 2060 Super before. I'm happy with it. I think the 5xxx series looks interesting, but I think I'll be set for a while.
So now that the 5080 has been announced at $999, will you be returning the 4080 and getting the 5080? I got the 4080 Super and the last day to return it is on Tuesday the 14th. I'm hesitating to return it because of stock availability for the 5080 and also the risk of early adopter for the new GPU. What are you thoughts?
RUN to return it TODAY. 5080 is very significantly better. Even a 5070Ti for $750 will be better. Not quite 4090 good, as they say, but certainly as good or better than the 4080. You will also lose 1/2 the value on your 4080S. You will regret it if you hold onto it.
@@Whreck11 Do what you want son. There are many reviews and stats out. The 5070Ti will be better and being new generation, will run smoother at higher FPS. Very similar to the 4080.
@@MOAB-UT I have 4080s since july,which i got it for 900$at discount,i dont have the return window anymore,its solid 18% increase in raw performance,more than that is Mfg increase,i dont think that is worth the hassle to try to sell my gpu for that,worry about stock avaibility and in my country here in EU it will be 1300$+, since i play on 4k and i dont have any issue with any game,imo only maybe at 60 series it might be worth for me.
I just bought an end of stock 4080 Super for £900 despite them still being £1000 to £1200 in most places. The 50 series looks completely underwhelming with a 15 to 20% raw horsepower increase and relying on multi frame generation to make up the marketing numbers which I have no interest in. The 5080 maybe £1000 MSRP, but there is no way they will be priced that low in the shops. More like £1200+, so as far as I'm concerned a 4080 Super at £900 is a decent deal.
The cards function perfectly well without it. Most new games are all terribly unoptimised and run like garbage because devs use frame gen as an excuse to not bother doing their job. Path tracing is also garbage and will destroy your frame rates regardless of frame gen.
@@burgundyonlylook a the specs on the 50 series. I honestly don’t think they will be much better than the 4080supers. The 5080 has almost identical cuda cores as the 4080super.
Yea probably a mistake in terms of performance per dollar you could've gotten with Nvidia, especially since you probably chose Nvidia for their upscaling features that only got even better, along with rasterization. But its all g, when the RTX 6000 comes out, we'll be stuck with our 5000 series and you'll get a new upgrade! It's stupid if someone upgrades every single generation
Well, per AMD's own slide, no other company except Nvidia will have a card as powerful as the 4080 Super or higher. Unless you count the 7900XTX which has an obviously inferior feature set and upscaler. The 5080 also only has 16 GB of VRAM. As a 4080 Super owner myself the 5080 even if it performs 10% better than the 4090 is not worth the upgrade. The only thing I'd look at is a 5090. However, I def don't *need* a 5090. I still might get one if its available though just for fun. But I think the 4080 Super will be just fine for several years.
7900XTX has 24GB of memory and is very fast at raster, FSR is very good, so how is that an "obviously inferior feature set", the only thing it can't do as well is ray tracing.
yh i subbed bro, first video that i see of you but i already know i will like you, nice way of talking, explaining and showing things, yh i like :D btw I just got me a 4070 and she is running so fine :)
Had the same situations with me as well. I found an msi 4080 super at my local area when I was planning to build a pc for the 1st time around the 4th of December and now realized there are new gpu coming out soon which the 5070 if I recall will be much cheaper. As for the 5080 its been shows as 1k pricing. MSRP is not final until once I see my eyes they finals release it. Not sure If ill get the chance to return it since it might be past the return period. As for what you can get its a good purchase since who knows how hard it will likely be when the new serious come out. So far the gpu runs great and its quiet too for the Ventus.
Highly unlikely the 5080 will be the same price, plus a 5080 is new untested tech. Who knows how it will perform, how long drivers will take to become stable, games to become optimized, etc.
You're comparing the market price of a 4080S to the MSRP of a 5080. Two completely different things. We already see 5080's going for $1300-1500+ on pre-orders. Never take MSRP at face value. That's common knowledge this day and age. Availability is another story.
Estimated performance being the 5080 exceeding the 4080 (non-super) by mere 15% in raster performance, which is an approximate middle mark between a 4090 and 4080 (non-super). Also, the 5080 is spotted in pre-orders starting at $1300-1500+. A 4080S doesn't sound like much of a loss unless you're in dire need of MFG for some odd reason. Everything else is coming to 40 Series. Now, if a 5080Ti/Super releases at a later date exceeding 4090 raster and 20-24GB VRAM, then that's something worth mentioning.
See now that I've seen what the performance looks like on the new 5000 series. I definitely should have waited to know what the 5080 was going to look like versus my 4080 super. So now I know it's like I made my choice and I got it already a few months ago but. I'll deal with it and maybe under sell it to somebody I know, and get either like a 5080 or maybe get a 590 but. I know that Titan or it's going to be called 5090 TI is going to be a beast though for sure when that comes out to
About 6 months before the 30 series launch I bought a 2080 Super, when I saw the price and performance of the 3080 I was kicking myself and almost made the mistake of immediately selling the 2080 Super. Then scalpers hit and crypto hit and COVID hit and it was nearly 2 years before you could buy a 3080 for under $1000 and that 2080 Super saw me through it all.
Same hahahahha
I’ve games on consoles my whole life. Been talking about finally swapping to PC the past 10 years now. I finally did it the night they announced and revealed the 50 series graphic cards. I just went ahead with an RTX 4080 Super with an AMD R7 9800x3d build that’s in the process of being built and on the way now. Even knowing about the 50 series being right around the corner….i have ZERO regrets. Already bought a few games from the Steam app and I cannot WAIT!!!!! With this build, I’ll just upgrade later on. It would’ve probably bothered me a little bit if I had gotten a weaker build. 4070ti Super ain’t bad at all either though.
@@DreadBoi504 honestly with those specs you are good for a loooooooong while. And trust me once you go PC gaming it’s hard to go back to consoles
I love how people really believe that the 5000 series will be available…and if available for MSRP. This has not been true for the last 2 generations of release. You made a good choice to get something that you can pick up now
The previous gen was released during or post COVID which affects availability.
@ possible upcoming tariffs, NVIDIA artificially limiting supply, already reported manufacturing constraints and cost at TSMC…the FE cards are like collectors items…they will be gone 5 mins after launch. AIBs will be far more in terms of MSRP because of all the Christmas lights they put on them…and scalpers are just waiting to get paid. I guarantee you this will all be the same this generation, better to get current , out going gen at a good price, then upgrade a year or so later after the prices have stabilize and the problems have all been worked out
I just picked up a second hand pc last week, 4090 + 7800x3d + 32gb ram, all together about $2000 USD. It still seems like a pretty decent deal after the release of the 5000 series. Probably set for a good few years.
Decent? Brother that’s an insane deal 😅
yeah sweet deal
The GPU and CPU alone is about $2,000. You stole that PC.
Where on earth did you get all that for just $2000?!? 🤔 Even for a second hand, that is far beyond just a “decent” deal. That was an almighty STEAL!!!
@@DreadBoi504 Seller looking to move overseas urgently, basically sold me his whole setup for cheap. That also included a 2k 165hz monitor and Logitec keyboard & mouse.
A steal indeed.
Best to enjoy what you have now than to wait for the future.
I bought 4080super in august honestly i dont know if its a bad move or not,but im quite happy with it playing on 4k.
The MSI Ventus 3xOC is the same card I have it’s actually one of the most stable well built versions of the 4080 super models .
I dont understand why i need now 5090 ? for what for 10 more fps ?
Just dont listen to those people ( indoctrinated consumers ). And guys you see on youtube got most of those cards for free any way...
IF you can run all games stable with fps you are comfortable.... stay with card you have..
i was using 970 for YEARS before jumping on 5700xt that can still run everything till now.
This is absolutely the way. Its a forever losing battle chasing the best of the best. Especially when you don’t need it.
scalpers might buy out 5080 when it releases January 30th so if your return period allows, hold onto your card
@@kingcp0878 yea i’m gonna make a video talking about the new chips and what i plan on doing. But its looking like the 4080 Super is gonna be a keeper.
@burgundyonly nice, it's still a really nice gpu so have fun w it lol
if they dont crypto and ai will
That’s what I’m doing got a MSI 4080 Super with a last refund date of feb 9th but hopefully I can get a 5080 beat the scalpers
i've got a brand new 4080super FE for christmas for 1150€ with delivery fee and honnestly for what i'm doing i'm very happy with her, she's beautiful and now i'll wait for a better CPU to come out to pair it with her
Nice, also copped a 4080s a couple months back, a beast
you only made a mistake if you paid a scalper 2 to 3x the price for a 4080super
Yes you made a mistake, both cards are great, but when the 5080 comes out it would be an excellent choice, but if you did not need the performance the 4080 should be cheaper.
No he didn't the 5080 aint shit but a bunch of fake frames. You aint gone find it for msrp ai, crypto and scalpers will buy it out, remaining inventory will be just as expensive as the 40 series
He's not the only one. People wait around launch knowing something is better then buy. The 5080 with dlss4.0 and frame gen is a better option
I would highly return the 4080 S and just wait it out
I was going to wait but then found a 4090 at an auction for $1000 Canadian. Together with my Ryzen 7 9800x3d, it should cook pretty good.
Also picked up an Msi Meg Prospect 700r case for $170.
It boils down to availability and price.
Just got a 4080 super founder edition I don’t like the way 50 series uses a.i for power
How you like those Nvidia 50 prices? You should to with the 5070TI over the 5080 because they both have 16GB of vram.
I am in the same dilemma. I need an upgrade for my 2080Super. On the fence on whether to get the 4080S or a 5080.
Get a 5080, same price unless u buy second hand and you get the new tech ( which yes is not ideal for competitive shooters, but the tech is gonna be nice for singleplayer games etc )
The raw performance of the 5080 is not gonna be worse then the 4080s anyway.
So you get the best of both if u week 3 more weeks.
Easily 5080.
@ Yeah thats also where I'm at. I don't think I will want to pay for a 4090 or a 5090. I was also thinking about waiting for the 5080S, but I can't find news or date for that yet. Only thing I am worried about is the 16gb on the 5080 and maybe the CUDA-cores.
@@user-bm7bj6kq9e 5070Ti is the best overall value. 16GB is more than enough. They are not going to make many games that require more. If they did, they would shrink their market share. They know most would never afford such cards. Most games will play just fine on 12GB or less. 16GB is very future proof. With the 5 series, you are also getting the latest and greatest like DDR7. It's NOT just about Cuda Cores and memory. It's the whole package. If you can afford the 5080 go for it...or save money and grab a 5070Ti like I am doing. The 5080 is not significantly better. To a 5070 yes just as the 5090 is the best- but will run hot. 5070Ti at only 300 Watts is a great card- will likely last longer too. Thermals destroy cards over time. 5090's are seeing a high rate of failure. Honestly, the really epic upgrade will be the 70 series which will have less reliance on DLSS and more baked in AI. Don't break the bank today- save your pennies for a future upgrade.
what monitors you have
bro is out here testing cards and returning em lol
Got a 4080 super this Christmas, 4000 series is getting DLSS 4 anyway so no reason to sweat it. Not having to fight scalpers and the months long FOMO rush for the 5000 series will be nice.
But no multi frame generation! If the 5080 would have been a 24gb VRAM card i would have upgraded from the 4080 Super.
@@AexoeroV who cares about ai slop besides dlss upscaling
@@CodeStrife7 so you say that ray reconstruction or frame gen is useless?
@@AexoeroV frame gen might be useful for consoles but on mouse and keyboard (especially if you’re sensitive to latency) it just feels like ass, imagine what it’s gonna be like with 4 fake frames
no opinions on ray reconstruction since i never used it
@@CodeStrife7 i play with a controller even on my PC because i was a console man but i dont play competitively and rarely play multiplayer, also im not very sensitive to small lag. Seen some videos comparing the actual fram gen that is on the 40 series with the 4x frame gen on the 50 series, the latency didnt increased so much, i dont remember the numbers. I dont like to use frame gen but i sometimes use it on demanding games so i can play them in 4K with maxed out settings and ray tracing. Ray reconstruction in my opinion does a great job for RT, reflections look more realistic, more defined, i like it and its good that they improving DLSS functions. But a 5080 card with just 16gb? I played Indiana Jones and that game already demands over 16gb of VRAM if you sett all things to the max!
Nvidia caved in the 40 series cards are now getting both DLSS 4 and Multi Frame generation it just won’t run as well as the 50 series because of the increased AI Topps
One mistake is "Did I Mistake?" instead of did i make a mistake
Hmm well I just bought a new gaming rig and put a 4070 in it, I had a 2060 Super before. I'm happy with it. I think the 5xxx series looks interesting, but I think I'll be set for a while.
So now that the 5080 has been announced at $999, will you be returning the 4080 and getting the 5080? I got the 4080 Super and the last day to return it is on Tuesday the 14th. I'm hesitating to return it because of stock availability for the 5080 and also the risk of early adopter for the new GPU. What are you thoughts?
RUN to return it TODAY. 5080 is very significantly better. Even a 5070Ti for $750 will be better. Not quite 4090 good, as they say, but certainly as good or better than the 4080. You will also lose 1/2 the value on your 4080S. You will regret it if you hold onto it.
@@MOAB-UTBased on what is significantly better?are there actual reviews out?
@@Whreck11 Do what you want son. There are many reviews and stats out. The 5070Ti will be better and being new generation, will run smoother at higher FPS. Very similar to the 4080.
@@MOAB-UT I have 4080s since july,which i got it for 900$at discount,i dont have the return window anymore,its solid 18% increase in raw performance,more than that is Mfg increase,i dont think that is worth the hassle to try to sell my gpu for that,worry about stock avaibility and in my country here in EU it will be 1300$+,
since i play on 4k and i dont have any issue with any game,imo only maybe at 60 series it might be worth for me.
@@Whreck11 YeaH in that case, wait until 69**. 4080 is a great GPU.
yes if going by msrp at launch which makes the 5080 a better buy if you can get it at said price
mistake is if the 5080 ti with 24gb is out for 999usd but standard 5080 it,s not not so greater than 4080 super
I just bought an end of stock 4080 Super for £900 despite them still being £1000 to £1200 in most places. The 50 series looks completely underwhelming with a 15 to 20% raw horsepower increase and relying on multi frame generation to make up the marketing numbers which I have no interest in. The 5080 maybe £1000 MSRP, but there is no way they will be priced that low in the shops. More like £1200+, so as far as I'm concerned a 4080 Super at £900 is a decent deal.
Yes, a 5080 would be easily superior even if it is DLSS heavy. Still, your GPU is still very good.
1080ti is a amazing still running a 1080ti founders.
4080 ventus is terribly loud. I returned it.
I game with headphones on so i don’t hear it but i’ll listen to see if it really is that loud
buying a modern gpu is a mistake since they dont even process graphics anymore. they generate frames.
GTX1080 might run my game at only 100fps but all those frames are real
Just turn off frame gen, problem solved...
@@Veganarchy-Zetetic and then get terrible performance cause the cards cant function well without it
The cards function perfectly well without it. Most new games are all terribly unoptimised and run like garbage because devs use frame gen as an excuse to not bother doing their job. Path tracing is also garbage and will destroy your frame rates regardless of frame gen.
Thats not how it works
That card won’t fit in the case, I had same one asus tuf, I swapped it free recently to msi gaming x slim 4080super
you did good bro i just switch from amd to nvidia ... 50 series is promoting fake frames develop by a.i
So u didn't return the asus GPU?!
@@6a3g65 just did today lol
@@burgundyonlylook a the specs on the 50 series. I honestly don’t think they will be much better than the 4080supers. The 5080 has almost identical cuda cores as the 4080super.
I still rock RTX3080Ti playing 1440p but RTX4090 is dropping to 1200 USA dollar, I may buy it before 50serie.....Europe
Nah, I'm keeping my 7900gre and not losing any sleep 😂
Hey fellow 7900 GRE owners 😁
Yea probably a mistake in terms of performance per dollar you could've gotten with Nvidia, especially since you probably chose Nvidia for their upscaling features that only got even better, along with rasterization. But its all g, when the RTX 6000 comes out, we'll be stuck with our 5000 series and you'll get a new upgrade! It's stupid if someone upgrades every single generation
no one use that shit
Naw dude just enjoy.
Well, per AMD's own slide, no other company except Nvidia will have a card as powerful as the 4080 Super or higher. Unless you count the 7900XTX which has an obviously inferior feature set and upscaler. The 5080 also only has 16 GB of VRAM. As a 4080 Super owner myself the 5080 even if it performs 10% better than the 4090 is not worth the upgrade. The only thing I'd look at is a 5090. However, I def don't *need* a 5090. I still might get one if its available though just for fun. But I think the 4080 Super will be just fine for several years.
7900XTX has 24GB of memory and is very fast at raster, FSR is very good, so how is that an "obviously inferior feature set", the only thing it can't do as well is ray tracing.
@@mirarid fsr is worse than dlss, so if you want the best features nvidia is the way to go
@zakarius08 Nope. I'm good with my 7900XTX.
Bro u knew what u were doing 💀🤡
Yes.
yh i subbed bro, first video that i see of you but i already know i will like you, nice way of talking, explaining and showing things, yh i like :D btw I just got me a 4070 and she is running so fine :)
@@casualstyle79netherlands55 i honestly really appreciate this comment a lot! Thank you so much! And enjoy the 4070!😮💨🙏🏾
yes
@@jariza7966 😭😭😭😭
Had the same situations with me as well. I found an msi 4080 super at my local area when I was planning to build a pc for the 1st time around the 4th of December and now realized there are new gpu coming out soon which the 5070 if I recall will be much cheaper. As for the 5080 its been shows as 1k pricing. MSRP is not final until once I see my eyes they finals release it. Not sure If ill get the chance to return it since it might be past the return period. As for what you can get its a good purchase since who knows how hard it will likely be when the new serious come out. So far the gpu runs great and its quiet too for the Ventus.
That is a great card and it will last you for quite a while. Just wait for the 6000 series or even the 7000 series for your next upgrade.
4080 super is a bad buy right now for sure as the 5080 is going to be the same price
Highly unlikely the 5080 will be the same price, plus a 5080 is new untested tech. Who knows how it will perform, how long drivers will take to become stable, games to become optimized, etc.
@@derbigpr500 complete nonsense we literally have the figures and data already.
You're comparing the market price of a 4080S to the MSRP of a 5080. Two completely different things. We already see 5080's going for $1300-1500+ on pre-orders. Never take MSRP at face value. That's common knowledge this day and age. Availability is another story.
A costly mistake
Bro return those and buy a 5080. The 5080 is literally going to be $1000
It’s probably going to be impossible to get a 5080. And honestly I don’t believe they will be 1000$. We’ll have to wait and see 🤷🏼♂️
@@danielkingsley4858 just go to a microcenter or get a bot to help you buy one online
There's already pre-orders being listed starting at $1300-1500. Guess again. Who in this age thinks you're getting a GPU at MSRP?
They just showed the pricing and estimated performance. Return those rn
@@Amokayato gonna make a video on them soon but I don’t know man i might keep the 4080 super 😭
@@burgundyonly gl finding those cards on sale💀
Dude just eating up all the marketing 😂
Estimated performance being the 5080 exceeding the 4080 (non-super) by mere 15% in raster performance, which is an approximate middle mark between a 4090 and 4080 (non-super). Also, the 5080 is spotted in pre-orders starting at $1300-1500+. A 4080S doesn't sound like much of a loss unless you're in dire need of MFG for some odd reason. Everything else is coming to 40 Series. Now, if a 5080Ti/Super releases at a later date exceeding 4090 raster and 20-24GB VRAM, then that's something worth mentioning.
No. The 50 series is a joke😂
@@MRVCSL80 AI frames galore😭
@burgundyonly legit🤮 the 5090 native performance in Cyberpunk is around 28 fps, and the 4090 is only 21, Bring back optimised games!
See now that I've seen what the performance looks like on the new 5000 series. I definitely should have waited to know what the 5080 was going to look like versus my 4080 super. So now I know it's like I made my choice and I got it already a few months ago but. I'll deal with it and maybe under sell it to somebody I know, and get either like a 5080 or maybe get a 590 but. I know that Titan or it's going to be called 5090 TI is going to be a beast though for sure when that comes out to