[SOLVED] Question

[Chiranjeet Bhattacharya]

I already have 2080Ti so should I upgrade to NVIDIA 3000 series

 

[Darkbreeze]

Yes. And you should send me your 2080 ti.

Seriously though, the ONLY reason I can see that would make any sense for you to upgrade would be if you are running a 4K display, or a multiple panel 1080p/1440p surround configuration, and need more than 60fps at higher settings than you're able to achieve right now.

What resolution are you at?

What settings do you prefer or are willing to live with?

What refresh rate is your panel(s)?

What CPU are you running?

What type of games do you usually play?

How many monitors are you gaming on?

 

[Chiranjeet Bhattacharya]

4k 144hz Ultra setting and i9-9900K combat games like COD 2 monitors

 

[Darkbreeze]

You are using BOTH monitors for the gameplay, or just one for gameplay and the other for browsing, utilities, etc?

Either way, if you have a 144hz 4K monitor, and want to play at ultra settings, then yes, it would very much make sense to buy the best card you can afford (And actually GET) from the RTX 3000 series. An RTX 3070 gains you nothing, so that isn't really an option, but an RTX 3080 should have more performance than your current card and an RTX 3090 should offer a very significant increase in capability. The only reason the 2080 ti was a good choice for 4k gaming is because it was the best card you could get for it, and now, it's not, so it's not a great option to remain with if you are looking for more than 60fps (If you're lucky, on some games, at high or ultra settings. Hell, even medium on some really demanding games without moving some sliders to the left.) on 4k without some reductions to some settings.