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Got this two month ago on Newegg at ~850. It's not a high-end configuration compared to other 5070tis, but works perfect in my MTX case. This might be the thinnest and shortest 3X 5070ti you could find, and personally I think it looks beautiful. With proper OC, it can reach nearly 5080 performance. However, there is an obvious howling when fully loaded. So I select to lower the power to 0.9V with slightly OC, and it keeps basical performance while quiter. I recommend this if you want to build a mid-high performance MTX/ITX compact layout.
My RTX 3080 is still working fine, and I haven't seen a deal yet to make me upgrade.
I'm actually debating on trading my 3080 to Newegg for $320 the last time I checked. Then maybe put that towards this 5070 to
The 3080 price just keeps trending downwards, so I think it might be a good time to jump ship lolz
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I have a first gen Threadripper 1950x with 64GB RAM and WD Black 2TB NVMe. Will my system be a bottleneck for this GPU? I think it's PCIe 3.0.
Im currently gaming on a rtx 4060 laptop connected to a LG 83C1 OLED via HDMI 2.1. It's "good enough" for the games I play @ 4K DLSS Ultra Performance with frame gen enable, G-Sync and VRR while recording using shadowplay. I'm wanting to get back into desktop gaming without having to build a whole new rig.
Really close to NVidia MSRP for base cards of $749. Looks promising. But I think the RX 9070 XT is a better deal but only if you get it for $750 at this $790 price point. Some of them are selling for $720.
I have a first gen Threadripper 1950x with 64GB RAM and WD Black 2TB NVMe. Will my system be a bottleneck for this GPU? I think it's PCIe 3.0.
Im currently gaming on a rtx 4060 laptop connected to a LG 83C1 OLED via HDMI 2.1. It's "good enough" for the games I play @ 4K DLSS Ultra Performance with frame gen enable, G-Sync and VRR while recording using shadowplay. I'm wanting to get back into desktop gaming without having to build a whole new rig.
3.0 does bottle neck the 5000 series according to a study i saw on Tom's hardware done by another company. But i think that was for productivity tasks and not so much for gaming, as for gaming, the cards can hold all the data interior at 16GB.
I have also been seeing some RTX 5090s in the sub $2600 prices on PCPARTPICKER, so those are moving towards MSRP. Hopefully sometime soon AI will let up a bit and allow some bandwidth on production of consumer silicon.
I have a first gen Threadripper 1950x with 64GB RAM and WD Black 2TB NVMe. Will my system be a bottleneck for this GPU? I think it's PCIe 3.0.
Im currently gaming on a rtx 4060 laptop connected to a LG 83C1 OLED via HDMI 2.1. It's "good enough" for the games I play @ 4K DLSS Ultra Performance with frame gen enable, G-Sync and VRR while recording using shadowplay. I'm wanting to get back into desktop gaming without having to build a whole new rig.
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The 3080 price just keeps trending downwards, so I think it might be a good time to jump ship lolz
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Im currently gaming on a rtx 4060 laptop connected to a LG 83C1 OLED via HDMI 2.1. It's "good enough" for the games I play @ 4K DLSS Ultra Performance with frame gen enable, G-Sync and VRR while recording using shadowplay. I'm wanting to get back into desktop gaming without having to build a whole new rig.
Im currently gaming on a rtx 4060 laptop connected to a LG 83C1 OLED via HDMI 2.1. It's "good enough" for the games I play @ 4K DLSS Ultra Performance with frame gen enable, G-Sync and VRR while recording using shadowplay. I'm wanting to get back into desktop gaming without having to build a whole new rig.
Im currently gaming on a rtx 4060 laptop connected to a LG 83C1 OLED via HDMI 2.1. It's "good enough" for the games I play @ 4K DLSS Ultra Performance with frame gen enable, G-Sync and VRR while recording using shadowplay. I'm wanting to get back into desktop gaming without having to build a whole new rig.
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