I m using a Titanxp on a old computer. seems nice, i don t notice bottleneck.
now i want upgrade to a new gpu .
any advice?
now i want upgrade to a new gpu .
any advice?
CPU:3970X@5GHz - RAM:32GB - GPU: TitanXP - SSD 1TB - HD 4TBWhat are your system specs?
I m using a Titanxp on a old computer. seems nice, i don t notice bottleneck.
now i want upgrade to a new gpu .
any advice?
What's your monitor's resolution and refresh rate?
How is the TitanXP falling short that you feel you need to upgrade it?
There's not much point to upgrading from it right now. An RTX 2080 only offers similar performance, aside from the hardware raytracing support in the few games that support it. The only consumer card offering better performance would be a 2080 Ti, but it's only a little faster, and I doubt you would notice any performance difference whatsoever at 1080p with a 3970X. At that resolution, your gaming performance should already be almost entirely CPU-limited. You would undoubtedly see more performance uplift from a processor upgrade, since some IPC improvements have been made since Sandy Bridge. Or, look into getting a new 1440p 144Hz screen, so that graphics card can put more of its available resource to use.
And as far as raytracing support in the 20-series cards goes, aside form not many games supporting it yet, it also causes a large hit to performance. So you would probably be better off waiting to see if next year's cards support raytracing more efficiently.
atm my gaming pc seems perfect: always 120fps on a 120 hz screen.If it's not falling short performance-wise, then what are you asking for?
Why do you want to upgrade?
You're not making it clear what your goal is here.
no friend, atm no rt on my games (i only play Overwatch )So, you specifically want the same or better performance, PLUS ray-tracing?
What games are you playing? Do the games you play have ray-tracing as an option?
thank youThen I would say don't worry about it until it becomes an issue.
By the time you start playing a game that deals with Ray Tracing, the next generation of RT cards might be out.