Question 4080 or 4090 for current 1440p

[Vpsycho]

Hey all. I wanna upgrade my gpu for future. Currently my setup is:

I7 13700k
32 gb cl30 6000mhz gskill
Asus tuf 3080 ti
Asus z690 motherboard ddr5
Asus thor 1000 watt gold
Lg 32 inch 2560x1440 p

For future, i plan to get 32 4k high hz monitor. Until that im gonna keep using 1440p. For that:

Which gpu you suggest 4080 or 4090?
Should i change my power supply?
How big bottleneck i am gonna experience?
Also which brand you guys suggest? Cause of coil wine. Cooling etc.

I will be appreciate your suggestions. Thank you.

 

[Lutfij]

When will your panel purchase be? I'd ask you to hold off until the RTX5000 series come around. You're fine with the specs of your build as is and can hold off the GPU purchase just a little longer, IMHO.

 

[SkyNetRising]

For future, i plan to get 32 4k high hz monitor.

When are you planning to do your screen upgrade?
In a week? a month? several years?

If several years, then wait for release of next generation of graphics cards.
Will be better performance and probably less costly options available.

 

[Phaaze88]

Which gpu you suggest 4080 or 4090?
Should i change my power supply?
How big bottleneck i am gonna experience?
Also which brand you guys suggest? Cause of coil wine. Cooling etc.

1)4090 is the only one in the 40 series 'worth a darn'; it has good price to performance ratio, which is unusual for a halo product, but the initial cost turns the heads of many. So, if the 4090 doesn't leave you with any status effects from the price, don't even bother looking at the 4080.

2)It should be ok; the 40 series does not spike as high on power transients as the 30 series did.
3)It is dependent on the application, resolution, in game and software(Nvidia Control Panel) presets/custom settings. In fact, don't even think about it too much, you'll never win.

4)Nvidia FE, followed by the mid product tier for aftermarket models.

I'd ask you to hold off until the RTX5000 series come around.

Nvidia Ada Lovelace Successor GPUs Slated for 2025 Release

With slow consumer GPU sales and massive interest in AI silicon, don't expect new Nvidia gaming GPUs anytime soon.

www.tomshardware.com

Rumored for 2025 release?