Will graphics cards become obsolete?

Most Current generation graphics cards are unable to perform Ray Tracing due to a lack of dedicated hardware. Yes, your GTX 10 Series or Radeon RX VEGA series or older GPUs are now obsolete. They can’t handle Ray Tracing and Ray Tracing is coming to games soon.

Should I buy a new GPU now or wait?

Even if you’re a die-hard Nvidia loyalist, waiting a few months before adopting a new generation of graphics card is just a good idea. Over the course of the first few months of this generation of graphics cards, both AMD and Nvidia will have a bunch of kinks to work out through driver and firmware updates.

Is it worth waiting for RTX 3070?

If AMD undercuts one of the RTX 30 series cards without absolutely dominating it, Nvidia can easily launch a new GPU that can just steal AMD’s thunder. So, especially if you have your eyes on the RTX 3070 – and you definitely should – it’s super prudent to wait for AMD to show its hand.

Should I buy a 2080 or wait?

Whether you end up getting the 2080 Ti or the new card, you should wait. You’ll get more for your money, and they aren’t too far away. Of course wait for the 3000 series!

Is it worth upgrading from 2080ti to 3080?

The 2080TI actually has 1GB more VRAM than the 3080. As for performance difference, it’s supposed to outperform the 2080TI by quite a bit, and you could subsidize the purchase of it by selling your 2080TI, and it’d probably be worth it to you.

How much is a 2080 worth?

The regular RTX 2080 is priced at $800, the RTX 2070 at $600, and the RTX 2060 goes for $350, which is more in line with what we would generally expect.

Should I upgrade my 2080ti?

Well the RTX 2080 Ti is a strong card already. Upgrading to the 3000 series would only be needed if you really want to push the card. If the 2080 Ti does not perform to your expectations then upgrade and flip the old GPU.

Is 3080 worth it over 3070?

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 is the GPU you should be opting for if you primarily want to game at 1440p. Yes, the RTX 3070 can handle 4K gaming, but the RTX 3080 is far better cut out for 4K. The lower $500 cost of the RTX 3070 also makes it a much easier buy for most people.