PC Building Guide and Discussion #14

[stan the caddy]

No one on reddit actually has an AMD gpu but they'll all tell you to buy one.

 

[Osprey]

Steve reviews the new 4090 Ti:

 

[SolidSnakeUS]

It does feel like how Intel was doing their CPUs up until recently. Inject a shit load of power, add on some new stuff here and there and get 30% on average performance better. It's still something I'm grabbing considering I'm coming from a 3080. This thing will be way more than double the performance I'm already getting and last me even longer than my 4+ years with the 3080.

 

[Mikeaveli]

I will be holding off on a GPU upgrade for now, I can't justify buying another $1500+ display right now and 4090 is still good enough for 100+ FPS at 4k output in most games.

Still waiting for pricing and release date info on the 9950x3D.

 

[Osprey]

Tim explains why Multi-Frame Generation isn't worth upgrading to the 50 series for and why it doesn't make sense to use unless you have at least a 240Hz monitor.