OK, I know there are a lot of threads on the matter, but I have to ask anyways... With Black Friday around the corner, I'm pretty much thinking about investing in a new GPU. My PC is plugged in a TV than runs 4K at 60Hz (so 60 FPS is the limit). It's a 55 inch, so I guess one can really tell the difference between a game running on 4K, and one running at 1080p (I guess that at way smaller monitors, resolution is less noticeable... FPS is more important) I've read that only the RTX 2080 Ti is capable of pushing constant 60 FPS at 4K. Is that accurate? Because obviously, the price is really (and expectedly) steep. Where I live, this particular GPU is impossible to buy on retail. It goes out for 4x the price, so yes, roughly 5 thousand american dollars... Forget it.
I guess I'd be able to find someone to bring me the card from abroad. but even at 1250, it's still a lot of money. So I guess my real questions are:
Besides, I'd probably have to also upgrade all the other stuff to run an RTX card, correct? Such as: processor (currently on an "old" i5 4670K @ 3.40 GHz), motherboard (currently an ASUS Maximum Hero VI) and a 750W power supply (not sure if it's enough to push an RTX)... Besides, not even sure if such GPU even fits my current case 🙁 Can I run an RTX on these specs?
Thanks, and sorry about the long post.
I guess I'd be able to find someone to bring me the card from abroad. but even at 1250, it's still a lot of money. So I guess my real questions are:
- Is it really worth the money?
- Are there all-in-one watercooled options for the RTX's?
- Technically, what is the difference of running a heavy game like Metro Exodus on ultra settings with ray tracing on (I'm not sure if even that monster of a GPU can push 60 FPS at 4K with a "graphic hungry" game like that... can it?) from running the same game with "only high settings" (as opposed to ultra), with ray tracing off? Can a "cheaper" card (2080 Super , 2070, 2060) push 60 FPS at 4K?
Besides, I'd probably have to also upgrade all the other stuff to run an RTX card, correct? Such as: processor (currently on an "old" i5 4670K @ 3.40 GHz), motherboard (currently an ASUS Maximum Hero VI) and a 750W power supply (not sure if it's enough to push an RTX)... Besides, not even sure if such GPU even fits my current case 🙁 Can I run an RTX on these specs?
Thanks, and sorry about the long post.