i dont wanna call the guy dumb for upgrading because idk what the circumstances are, but if he paid full price for that 10% upgrade than... hes gotta re-evaluate his life choices lol.
Even 4070 Ti is ~25% faster than vanilla 4070. 4080 Super is like 50% faster than 4070. Plus, it offers +4GB of VRAM. It is a very decent upgrade IMO. Taking into account the fact that 5080 will cost at least 20% more than 4080 Super, I'd say 4070->4080S is a fine upgrade.
Great entertainment and I'm very happy for you. All of us tech geeks have been there in the beginning and we're still learning. Technology always evolves. Enjoy your system and Happy New Year!! 🙂
Also bought the 4080Super recently and was amazed by the size of that thing, it is so big it actually came with an antisag bracket... Went from an RTX3060 to that monster and damn it does pack a punch and is HUMONGOUS lmao, this thing takes like 3 GPU slots compared to the 1 slot of the RTX3060
If you're happy and a NOOB, . .clap your hands! ( repeat ) Some detailed specs would've been nice but it'll do. I was going to inquire about your PSU since you got a fair bit go'in on there. None-the-less you made it work and kudos to you for keeping us riveted. Hope you purchased that 4080 used cause I think some donaros went floating to the street.
@sidgysoho1960 Specs: CPU Ryzen 9 7900X GPU Asus TUF Geforce RTX 4080 Super Motherboard Asus ROG Strix X670e-E RAM Corsair Vengeance DDR5 32GB Cpu Cooler NZXT Kraken Elite 360 2024 - AIO CPU Liquid Cooler - 360mm Radiator SSD Samsung 990 Pro SSD NVME M.2 2TB Case be Quiet! Light Base 600 LX PSU CORSAIR RM850X Fully Modular 80 Plus Gold Monitors Main LG 27GP950-B Second LG 32GQ750-B Fans beQuiet! Light Wings LX 120mm
That cooler is sitting right on top of the gpu. It is causing the gpu to flex the rear of you gpu is higher and the front of your gpu is lower its flexing the card. IDK if this is ok or not. But over time thats going to deform maybe. Did anyone else catch?
Enjoy your massive GPU upgrade with the 4080. Having the dual encoders will be beneficial especially live streaming etc and the extra vram is mo, an essential thing these days for modern game titles in UE5 and with frame generation being needed in some titles in early access it’s a very good option to get a vg GPU. Even though the RTX 50-series are due shortly, early details are advising they will be more expensive than the 40-series and not really much more performative in games.
Does it? but you know what, wasnt satisfied with my CPU temp, so i replaced it with an AIO. if you wanna see how bad I tried replacing it, see my other vvid..lol
nah, adapter is fine, i know youve probably heard about the recepticals burning/melting on new GPU's and thats probably what prompted you to say this, but the adapter is fine, recepticals melting was a user issue where people who didnt know how to install a GPU plugged in the cable wrong and so the pins were only contacting a little bit, creating high current and heating up the pins.
@CaptainCave-t3n the adapter came from the GPU itself and the pcie cables is from Corsair which is the same brand of.my PSU. Should I've done something different?
@@SandRock9984 Nice build. Your cable setup should be fine. Ensure the adapter and cables are fully seated and the Corsair cable you bought is the proper one for your RM850X.
He needs a new psu, the 850w Corsair you don’t need the adaptor. I have not watched all of his but there’s no way that card will work how he hooked it up. Let’s see.
Congrats! It's a small world, actually. About a month ago I bought a prebuilt with an RTX 4060, but a few days ago I decided that area needed improvement, especially since I game at 1440p. So a couple days ago I ordered an RTX 4070, and I was so anxious to get it before I go back to work on Thursday that I paid for overnight shipping lol. I installed it today, and so far it works fine, but it's funny how even if you have experience working with PCs, it never ceases to be a learning experience. I plugged it into the PCI Express slot and screwed in the bracket, then I noticed I forgot to peel the plastic off the backplate. Then when I was on the manufacturer's website registering it for warranty, it asked not only for the serial number, which was on the box, but also a three-digit code -- and where was that code? On the card, next to the serial number. Instead of opening up the case and disconnecting everything, I just shined a flashlight into the side panel, and luckily I was able to see the code and jot it down. Anyway, I sure am happy with the extra performance this has given me, and the 12 GB of VRAM versus 8 GB on the 4060 is nice.
@erichkohl9317 congrats on the upgrade! Guess what? I forgot to peel the sticker from the mother board where all the usb inputs are.. and i can't peel it off unless I take off the MoBo. Soni just left it there lmao!!
@@SandRock9984 I luckily have an AIO cooler that doesn’t take much space so when I was removing my GPU I slid my finger behind the top of the GPU and flipped the retention clip. For bigger GPUs it’s probably hell on earth tho
A good choice. That GPU will run you anywhere 6-8 years now until it becomes challenged. Nvidia launched 50 series, that is in raw performance very worrysome. But nothing is in it that warrants reason to reconsider 40 series bad. It is very easy to go to virtual penis extension competition mode, but far harder to stay sane and logical and understand what is happening.
the asus tuf gaming gpu is an awesome series, i got the 4070 ti super. 16gig and the cooling is awesome! the size is for the cooling! and i love it , but i wish i could of got a 4090 but none in ill wait 5 years for a new one now LOL probably be at 6000 series.. have fun!
sorry to tell you mate, but uh. the box is the main difference. there isnt a meaningful upgrade from the 4070 to a 4080 s. at that price point you should have gotten the 7900xtx which is on the 4090 level.
Work in open environment my recommendation for next time make sure unplug everything for power source and ground yourself on something metal so don't discharged any power to PC components
@@DeathWireGaming Fair play, but it seems wasteful in a money standpoint, if you knew youd need to upgrade you shouldve built it yourself, its really not that hard, i learned when i was 13
@@ULouOW I'm lazy. Ngl. It was easier to have $1000 total and replace two parts. To each their own tho. For sure. I used to build em. Just not so much now
ALWAYS turn off power when changing hardware. Its very important. You might easily destroy your components if not powered off. Besides, on the right side of your Mainboard, right under the RAM, theres a button to release the GPU from the PCIE Bracket. That was made for builds with big air coolers like in yours. The red LED on the GPU Power Connector is there to show you that it receives power and is a good sign. However, its only supposed to light up when you PC is in STAND BY mode. That other guy in the comments that told you to get an AIO Cooler has absolutely no idea what he is talking about. Your Noctua Air cooler is one of the most efficient CPU coolers on the market. An AIO will have no benefits at all compared to your current cooler. The only real difference of an AIO is how it looks. Trust me, you can do researching on that if you dont believe it. If youre ok with that, sure, go for an AIO. I am using one myself since im okay with the cooling power. But still, it will definitely not lower your CPU temperatures. Everyone starts as a noob in the PC enthusiast and DIY community. We all do mistakes and thats ok. I hope you will have lots of fun with that new 4080. Cheers
Yea definitely turned off and flipped the swithch in the back before i made any updates. Also, it appears my particular CPU (ryzen 9 7900x runs really hot, so i might play around with an AIO to see if theres any difference, if not, then I have anothe cooler for my 4070 build ill try to do in a few weeks! And also, OMG, you just told me now about the button!!!! I see it now in my MB!! ahahhaha took me almost 30 minutes trying to get the 4070 off by using a plastic ruler to push the PCIE clip!! Now i know, thank you!!
@@SandRock9984If the 3 case fans on the right side are the same model as the others, then they are blowing the air out. This would mean your CPU cooler barely gets any fresh air and that would also explain the hot temps. So if thats true you should flip those 3 fans. Regarding the temps problem, i advise you to do the following changes in BIOS Firmware settings: Go to Advanced Mode in Bios (F7) -> Ai Tweaker -> Precision Boost Overdrive -> Precision Boost overdrive -> set to AMD Eco mode -> and then 1 lane lower, theres another option called AMD eco mode too and set it to 105w of power Then, about 3 lanes lower theres a setting for curve optimizer. Set to all cores, set Sign to negative and set the magnitude to 15. These settings will lower your CPU performance by approximately 10-20% but since you have such a powerful GPU it isnt gonna be a very impactful loss of FPS. I did all of these settings on my old ryzen 7700X because i hat very high temps too and the loss of performance didnt affect my gaming experience much. It lowered the temps by over 15 degrees Celcius. Luckily my new 9800X3D runs much cooler. If youre really going for an AIO in the future then dont use a radiator smaller than 360mm. When you’re done, click exit, save changes and reset. This should definitely lower the temps. If not, im pretty sure the CPU cooler isnt installed properly. Also, the corners of the ryzen chip dont really matter that much. Most of the heat is distributed in the middle. So make sure to flip those fans and try these Bios settings. If you need more help let me know
@Caimcos those side fans were pre installed in the case and I actually tested it with a feather and it's blowing air inside the case. Also i made a stupid move on my noctua fans, i connected it to a low noise adapter which limited and lower the RPM of the fans which resulted in high temps. When I rem9ved it and directly h9oked it to the motherboard it's running n8ce now!
Done same thing but got 4070 ti super and took extra 300 upgraded motherboard from prime b650m-a ax to rog strix b650e-f for 160 and a 990 pro 2tb ssd.
By any means i dont want to be rude but for the future i highly reccomend a clean driver installation, once you change a gpu, or when you try a driver update. DDU is a great tool for that and maybe at this point the custom installation option inside nvidia installer for performing a clean install. Also applying a psu cable that may not be completely compatible to your psu is actually one of the most dangerous things someone can do to the pc. i dont know what kind of cpu you are using but this cooler in this case may steal all the airlfow, atleast your gpu has dedicated fans wich is a smart move. Dont fall for the trap for upgrading the gpu again
@@SandRock9984 thanks for sharing your experience. It's ok to make mistakes everyone does, its all of matter of knowledge and experience. i hope you are happy with your gpu, i run 4070tisuper for 1440p and honestly its more than enough even with path tracing with the technologies implemented
All you need is some cable sleeve and 360mm AIO will make that pc look and work much better look at the size of that air cooler so ugly anyway you got the beast of gpu to run all your games very well done make sure you optimize that gpu software very well.
I was thinkin' straight away, noooo way that's gonna fit lmao, I'd use AIO water cooling, cos' you'd save on room from the passive cpu fans for a beast of a GPU like that! 🦖
I just built my first pc about 3 months ago and went with a Powercolor fighter 6600 and it was great but it still fell short of where I wanted it to be so I returned that and got a 7800XT (because I don't have a lot to spend on a gpu right now) and had to get a 750w psu and putting the huge xfx 7800xt in my corsair 4000D was fun 😂.
@SandRock9984 😂😂 funny thing I was watching this think. I'd do anything to get my hands on a 4080 super lol! It's like a sickness once you start off right?
@@SandRock9984 lol! That's epic for sure and I respect the hustle for sure. Once they announce the 9070xt and the 50 series god man we might have another switch on our hands.
Return it and just wait to get the 5080 .. even if it does cost a little bit more.. bro there not much of a difference between 4070 and the 4080.. maybe if you can save up a little bit more get the 4090.. thats what i have and I get 100+ fps on 4k / some games i play on the Samsung Odessey G9 Neo with 2k stretched screen and get 180 fps ... just depends on the game. But the point is to just wait.. its a bad time to upgrade.
Not much difference between a 4070 non super as he had and a 4080 super. 66,66% at 4K more FPS on a 4080 super compared to a 4070. Test with 25 games done and that is the average. What are you expecting from the 5080? Double the 4090? It will probably get close to a 4090 maybe a little faster or slower. MSRP is most likely going to be 1300€. So if he paid a 1000€ for this gpu and the 4090 is about 25% faster at 4k 24% faster at 4K and 12% at 1080p and 18% at 1440p then the deal is a good solid one. I have the same gpu bought it almost 1 year ago at launch. If he paid more then 1K$ then it can be a bad deal.
I have an Asus 3080 card with 3 plugs / red lights, very rarely when I turn the PC on 1 or maybe more wil be flashing, no idea why. I just unplug the pci-e cables from the card, after turning the PC Off, and then plug them back in or you can just turn the switch of on you PSU and the red light stops. I think it's a common issue with all their cards.
@@kiki83607 Well it's been doing it since I built the system nearly 3 years ago and the PSU was brand new. If you google the problem you will find it's a very common issue with Asus GPU's.
heres a word of advice never use a diff brand PCIE cable/Cables to a PSU as this can destroy the PSU and also destroy all your components make sure to not bend the PCIE cable thats connected to your GPU as this can melt the cable and destroy the GPU. if you need help with PC part let me know as I build PCs for a living..
The over all size of the box only speaks to the waste of good paper.. the 4080super box does not need to be that big.. its simply a waste of paper.. Kind of wish we could have seen you run a GPU benchmark for us..
you know you could of just gotten the 12v high power cable from corsair for that gpu also on amazon and its a single cable so u dont have to use that cable that need those 3 8 pin pcie power cable
@@xyr3s for the older models of corsair psu, they made a 12v high power cable that plugs into 2 8 pin on the power supply, a lot of bigger name brand psu uses that same style before they made psu that has the plug for the 12v
Just for the people that are clueless here and i see more posts claiming that the 4070 is close to 4080 super performance like 10% difference you people could not be more away from the truth. 25 games average FPS difference: 4080 super at 1080P 44,9% faster, 1440P 56,25% faster and at 4K 66,66% faster then the 4070!! 4080super compared to 4090 at 1080p 4090 12% faster, at 1440P 18% and at 4K 24% faster on average! So do your homework before telling BS.
@ΗΗΗΗΗΗ0000 this was anew build (back in Nov) it has a Corsair RM850x PSU. I wasn't satisfied with 4070 so I replaced it with 4080 Super. Should be more than enough for the new GPU
@ThorntonWillie for some weird reason after I replaced the GPU, some of the settings was reset on the mither board but yeah, I enabled the ram to run at 6000 mgz. Even my fan curves were reset. But all is good.
Thats how Nvidia sales so many off these things.. When i missing something i just drive to nearest retail shop and buy it, its way faster and often cheaper.. My 660w Fractal PSU has 3 PCIe cables ts crazy that much more powerfull Corsair has only 2..
You need to change the cpu cooler it is pushing your GPU down after time. It might cause you memory issues as it looks bent. It is allso stressing your PCIE slot. The support stand is useless at this point.
when you pick up the power cable and then screwed it down i knew you were in trouble and didnt know about the 12v power cable lm aooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo and then you just plugged in one and was like yeah i need to clean this up and tuck them to the back omg this was so hard to watch just buy A New PSU 1000watt gold
@@LuisGonzalez-x7r5y did you know i found out that there's actually a freaking button to the right on the mother board that would just pop it out!!!!! Still learning.
is this the moment when i come in and mention that you should wait a bit till the 5000 series come out next week (i mean there is a large performance increase)? and get a refund on the bought one? Also yes i'm getting horrified of seing you not connect all of the power connectors into the gpu, also another rule you just broke which is never mix new power cables into the psu because it can be a fire hazard, especially if they're not from the same company, but good job so far.
@SandRock9984 have a friend who knows about pc's take a look and mabe reseat the pci-e power cables into the 12VHPWR PSU Cable connector, it doesn't seem from the video they were properly inserted into the adapter {if not properly inserted they can get hot an melt the connector on the card or maybe cause a fire}. sidenote - anytime you are working on your pc always turn off the power supply, if you remove components with it powered on you can short out components and cause serious damage.
you only plugged 2 8 pin plugs in and you should have 3 x 8 pin plugs just watching you do this explains why there is a lot off 4080 and 4090 GPU's that have plugs malleted if i was you i would pay someone to fix it for you
Not sure, if you went towards the end of the vid but I eventually figured it out ( 12:08 ) and got it to work !! But yea, I like this experience and makes me learn the hobby even more!
Just because something is new doesn't mean it''s a good buy. Launch prices are going to be insane, and a 4080 is still going to be a very good GPU and more performance than most people need for 4-5 years, which by then the 50 series will be a lot cheaper and possibly worth upgrading to if AMD or intel hasn't caught up by then.
@Shaytan77 i actually had a 4070 on my new build but was not satisfied with it which I bought a 4080 super. Before this i was running a prebuilt 3070. So im.happy with the 4080.
@@Jigaboo1929 well theres probably about 4 games that actually run like the 40 series is capable of, its nvidia your already being ripped off..more than half of those games are industry specific like racing simulator or flight simulator..EVERYONE cares about the next generation of Gpu's you fool.. or have you not noticed just how HUGE a company weve made nvidia by buying their stuff that 'no one cares about'....
I been building my own pc for over 5 years or more, sometime rushing you make a common sense mistakes, seeing that there is 3 plugs for the power adapter which then you given you the notion that you need to hook up 3 power plugs to it, but you said your new to this is ok, going to assume you either bougtht a prebuild custom pc from a store or online or you built it from scratched, if you bought the power supply that is module you should of had an extra cable for the other power cable, the wrong thing with custom builts from a store or a online store, is some won't give you all the parts that came with a power supply, well glad you got it working and I also have the same card as you, very good card enjoy,
@shad0wrider the corsair PSU only came with 2x PCIe cables 😑 and to confirm it said it on the box also. But yes, I built this PC from scratch, if you want, you can watch my other video which I record me building it 🙂
How were you not seeing that thing sag at the back? It takes a few days of gaming to crack the pcb at the back. Get a piece of wood as support, fuck those 10 dollars fans, and buy a support for the card. I know someone that is still waiting after sending the card for RMA, rofl.
@shiftygetsclips2343 i don't know man, when I finally read the instructions it said to used 3 separate cables. And when I actually followed it, it finally worked lol
@TheJms1977 oh man with the magic of editing, yes, 20 min. In reality this took me over 1 day. Lmao it's also because I was missing 1 more PCIE cables. I had to order and wait for it.
@ Corsair do a 12vhpwr cable it’s a lot cleaner than using the bulky nvidia connectors also be careful with the connection to the gpu bending it etc as they have been known to melt hope this helps we all learn with experience enjoy its a great gpu 👍🏻
@ I don’t mind, man. It was a joke. Very nice. I am happy for him, and I don't judge somebody else's choices. I have my Strix RTX 4090 and for sure 5090 will come along. 😉
I don't think so. The 50 series, while the specs are "next generation" doesn't necessarily mean your current games are going to look or play any better, unless you're coming from something like a 10 or 20 series Nvidia card! Also, a 5090 will be at least $2300 USD, and a 5080 around $1600-$1800 USD. NOT worth it. Those cards are for other uses other than gaming, they're for AI production and rendering, other types of professional functions.
@@WebbTech1 I mean, regardless if you will get 50 series or not, this 4080 will be cheaper by then. Going to a 4080 from a 4070 feels more like a sidegrade at that point. Leaked benchmarks shows 5080 FASTER than a 4090 as well. That is like buying a smartphone, a week before the next gen smartphone comes out.. Would anyone do that?
@@Reason4Termination I'm not spending $2300 for a 5090 just to say I have the "latest and greatest" when personally my current 4080 at 1440p maxed settings (for gaming) is everything I need to experience. Of course the 5090 is designed to be faster than the 4090....and...like I said, THAT is important depedning on what one intends to do with it. I have no friends I need to impress with a 2k plus 5090! Also, 4080 or 4090 prices are not going to immediately plummet. I've been doing and seeing this for a long time, brotha!
@@WebbTech1 And I have been here a long time as well. Back when nvidia drivers were called detonator, unlocking coolbits through registry, and even further back when there was software rendering. And one should watch when the next gen arrives before planning any purchase. HIs 4070 could keep up until the next 50 series arrived.. and it was just a few days worth of wait. It was obvious he was not keeping up to date with the GPU news. Hence, the remark. It is not about "impressing people", where did I mention that? If that is the first thing that comes in to your mind, then you should get your priorities straight my friend
so a 10% ish upgrade,, A few weeks before the 50 series drops and nvidia gpus drop in price...
i dont wanna call the guy dumb for upgrading because idk what the circumstances are, but if he paid full price for that 10% upgrade than... hes gotta re-evaluate his life choices lol.
1k 4080S vs 1.6K 5080… but talk your shit boy
Bro's rich, that's all I gotta say
Even 4070 Ti is ~25% faster than vanilla 4070.
4080 Super is like 50% faster than 4070. Plus, it offers +4GB of VRAM. It is a very decent upgrade IMO.
Taking into account the fact that 5080 will cost at least 20% more than 4080 Super, I'd say 4070->4080S is a fine upgrade.
@@oz5150only1.5?? I think it might be around 2k for 5090. Also his power is only 850 he would have to buy I knew one
This was entertaining But painful to watch lol you got there in the end 👍👍
@welshinu very painful!!
Great entertainment and I'm very happy for you. All of us tech geeks have been there in the beginning and we're still learning. Technology always evolves. Enjoy your system and Happy New Year!! 🙂
Nice upgrade man! it's a tight fit but should be golden for a few years of happy gaming!
Imagine how i’ll feel once i upgrade from a 4gb rx580 to a 5090…
I went from 980 super 4gb to 4070 normal 12gb. You're gonna cream bro. =) Just make sure it'll fit in your case lmao
you need whole new PC in that case, unless you where using that rx580 with 7800x3d and 1000w gold psu in full size case.
You’re a peasant. Then you won’t upgrade for 10 years again..
@@roki977 1000? 1600w seasonic
@@caliginousmoira8565 days of 14th gen are over, let meet in the middle, 1200w :)
When I bought my asus 4090 tuf I also bought 12VHPWR cable for my corsair psu. It's more clean compared to those adapters.
Keep the content coming man, I see you're a new channel...but I see potential!
Am subbing JUST BECAUSE of what you had in the background! Wow! Respect!
Thanks man, appreciate it!! 🙏
Did I just witness someone contemplating if it is a good idea to turn the power off or not to remove and replace a gpu
@sgtcaco bare with me, I'm getting there haha. In fairness, just got into pc building lst month 😅
You don't need to completely kill power to the PSU by flipping the switch or unplugging the PC, but it is good practice.
Also bought the 4080Super recently and was amazed by the size of that thing, it is so big it actually came with an antisag bracket... Went from an RTX3060 to that monster and damn it does pack a punch and is HUMONGOUS lmao, this thing takes like 3 GPU slots compared to the 1 slot of the RTX3060
@ludovicgomessilva404 it's ridiculously big
It also runs very cool, well compared to my last card, a 970😂😂
It looks like your RAM is running at the stock speed. DId you forget to set the XMP profile?
@Omega_Mark i set it at the bios, it's at 6000 mhz
Right now these same 4080 SUPER'S are selling for 2000 dollars and you can't even find them. Good timing my friend !
If you're happy and a NOOB, . .clap your hands! ( repeat ) Some detailed specs would've been nice but it'll do. I was going to inquire about your PSU since you got a fair bit go'in on there. None-the-less you made it work and kudos to you for keeping us riveted. Hope you purchased that 4080 used cause I think some donaros went floating to the street.
@sidgysoho1960 Specs: CPU Ryzen 9 7900X
GPU Asus TUF Geforce RTX 4080 Super
Motherboard Asus ROG Strix X670e-E
RAM Corsair Vengeance DDR5 32GB
Cpu Cooler NZXT Kraken Elite 360 2024 - AIO CPU Liquid Cooler - 360mm Radiator
SSD Samsung 990 Pro SSD NVME M.2 2TB
Case be Quiet! Light Base 600 LX
PSU CORSAIR RM850X Fully Modular 80 Plus Gold
Monitors Main LG 27GP950-B
Second LG 32GQ750-B
Fans beQuiet! Light Wings LX 120mm
@SandRock9984 I was really interested in the power supply. So thanks for that. I have a similar 27 inch LG monitor. Thanks.
That cooler is sitting right on top of the gpu. It is causing the gpu to flex the rear of you gpu is higher and the front of your gpu is lower its flexing the card. IDK if this is ok or not. But over time thats going to deform maybe. Did anyone else catch?
@saleemdean1153 I've recently changed the cooler to an AIO. Watch me suffer as i tried to change it on my newest video lol
A 4090 is for the REAL Size Queens. Granted, I bought mine a while ago for 1,800 before they were discontinued and now require a kidney to afford.
Enjoy your massive GPU upgrade with the 4080. Having the dual encoders will be beneficial especially live streaming etc and the extra vram is mo, an essential thing these days for modern game titles in UE5 and with frame generation being needed in some titles in early access it’s a very good option to get a vg GPU. Even though the RTX 50-series are due shortly, early details are advising they will be more expensive than the 40-series and not really much more performative in games.
I also bought my own 4080 SUPER before them disappearing from Best Buy for 1100 dollars. Mine is a Gigabyte.
The Noctua cooler still has the wrap on it.
Does it? but you know what, wasnt satisfied with my CPU temp, so i replaced it with an AIO. if you wanna see how bad I tried replacing it, see my other vvid..lol
Dude you should really get a psu that supports the new power cables for gpu. That adapter is scary man id be worried about fires 😂
nah, adapter is fine, i know youve probably heard about the recepticals burning/melting on new GPU's and thats probably what prompted you to say this, but the adapter is fine, recepticals melting was a user issue where people who didnt know how to install a GPU plugged in the cable wrong and so the pins were only contacting a little bit, creating high current and heating up the pins.
@CaptainCave-t3n the adapter came from the GPU itself and the pcie cables is from Corsair which is the same brand of.my PSU. Should I've done something different?
@@SandRock9984 Nice build. Your cable setup should be fine. Ensure the adapter and cables are fully seated and the Corsair cable you bought is the proper one for your RM850X.
@@klorslug thanks will do!
He needs a new psu, the 850w Corsair you don’t need the adaptor. I have not watched all of his but there’s no way that card will work how he hooked it up. Let’s see.
Thanks for sharing! Discovered a few new movies! Thank you
Congrats! It's a small world, actually. About a month ago I bought a prebuilt with an RTX 4060, but a few days ago I decided that area needed improvement, especially since I game at 1440p. So a couple days ago I ordered an RTX 4070, and I was so anxious to get it before I go back to work on Thursday that I paid for overnight shipping lol. I installed it today, and so far it works fine, but it's funny how even if you have experience working with PCs, it never ceases to be a learning experience. I plugged it into the PCI Express slot and screwed in the bracket, then I noticed I forgot to peel the plastic off the backplate. Then when I was on the manufacturer's website registering it for warranty, it asked not only for the serial number, which was on the box, but also a three-digit code -- and where was that code? On the card, next to the serial number. Instead of opening up the case and disconnecting everything, I just shined a flashlight into the side panel, and luckily I was able to see the code and jot it down. Anyway, I sure am happy with the extra performance this has given me, and the 12 GB of VRAM versus 8 GB on the 4060 is nice.
@erichkohl9317 congrats on the upgrade! Guess what? I forgot to peel the sticker from the mother board where all the usb inputs are.. and i can't peel it off unless I take off the MoBo. Soni just left it there lmao!!
That cooling setup seems unnecessary to be honest. The heat sinks from the CPU cooler seem way too close. What temperatures are you seeing?
@@RAY_FILET idle average between 52 to 55 c. Gaming avg about 60 to 67 c
and that is how I broke the PCIE retention clip lol. next time I'm buying a mobo with a separate release button.
@@juggernaut316 it was crazy frustrating trying to get it out.
@@SandRock9984 I luckily have an AIO cooler that doesn’t take much space so when I was removing my GPU I slid my finger behind the top of the GPU and flipped the retention clip. For bigger GPUs it’s probably hell on earth tho
@@3masouri unedited it took me almost 40 minutes!!! I just found out about the BUTTON!!!
A good way to release the PCIE retention clip in a tight place is using a wooden skewer.
It’s worked well for me on some tight builds.
@@SandRock9984You have a button? 😂😂😂😂 That must have really pissed you off when you realised! Lol.
i salute you are brave :)
A good choice. That GPU will run you anywhere 6-8 years now until it becomes challenged.
Nvidia launched 50 series, that is in raw performance very worrysome. But nothing is in it that warrants reason to reconsider 40 series bad.
It is very easy to go to virtual penis extension competition mode, but far harder to stay sane and logical and understand what is happening.
I felt the same way when i replaced my 770 back in 2019 xD that was my baby
the asus tuf gaming gpu is an awesome series, i got the 4070 ti super. 16gig and the cooling is awesome! the size is for the cooling! and i love it , but i wish i could of got a 4090 but none in ill wait 5 years for a new one now LOL probably be at 6000 series.. have fun!
You need three 8 pin connectors to power that beast!!! change the psu NOW!!
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@@danijelcerin6912 12:08 😆
I went from a 970 to 4070 XD
i had to take off my glasses i was losing it 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂
@@kingmusik8901 🤣😂😅
They fact you were even debating turning the PC off honestly worries me... This should not have been this hard......
@@FanaPants kinda new to the pc builid8ng community. This is actually.my first build. So bare with me
@SandRock9984 did no one teach you when you were young not to plug things in when the power is on? 🤔
sorry to tell you mate, but uh. the box is the main difference. there isnt a meaningful upgrade from the 4070 to a 4080 s. at that price point you should have gotten the 7900xtx which is on the 4090 level.
bruh where did you get that I looked everywhere
Shuld be readily available
Work in open environment my recommendation for next time make sure unplug everything for power source and ground yourself on something metal so don't discharged any power to PC components
why would you change a GPU after 2 weeks?
I replaced my GPU and cpu cooler within 2 months of having my PC. Bought to mostly for the case and cpu itself. Knowing it'd need better components
@@DeathWireGaming Fair play, but it seems wasteful in a money standpoint, if you knew youd need to upgrade you shouldve built it yourself, its really not that hard, i learned when i was 13
@@ULouOW I'm lazy. Ngl. It was easier to have $1000 total and replace two parts. To each their own tho. For sure. I used to build em. Just not so much now
And here I am feeling bad buying a 6800 2 -3 years ago for 600 n going to buy the 5090
I was not satisfied with the 4070. I know, I know, we'll never be satisfied in this hobby. I'm learning.
Damn the cpu cooler is pushing down on that card.
Why not 7900xtx
@youcainthandlethetruth kinda new to the PC community so I wasn't really comparing against other brands.
You made the right choice coming from someone who owns a 7900xtx @@SandRock9984
@@SandRock9984I have the the asus tuff 7900xtx same brand as yours
@youcainthandlethetruth how is it? I mostly play Destiny 2 and I'm playing in 4k avg between 170-200 fps in High Settings
prob should get a liquid cooler with how much space that air cooler is taking up and being so close to the gpu
@4Twenty2After0Four you shpuld see my other video me trying to install one!
ALWAYS turn off power when changing hardware. Its very important. You might easily destroy your components if not powered off.
Besides, on the right side of your Mainboard, right under the RAM, theres a button to release the GPU from the PCIE Bracket.
That was made for builds with big air coolers like in yours. The red LED on the GPU Power Connector is there to show you that it receives power and is a good sign. However, its only supposed to light up when you PC is in STAND BY mode.
That other guy in the comments that told you to get an AIO Cooler has absolutely no idea what he is talking about. Your Noctua Air cooler is one of the most efficient CPU coolers on the market. An AIO will have no benefits at all compared to your current cooler. The only real difference of an AIO is how it looks. Trust me, you can do researching on that if you dont believe it. If youre ok with that, sure, go for an AIO. I am using one myself since im okay with the cooling power. But still, it will definitely not lower your CPU temperatures.
Everyone starts as a noob in the PC enthusiast and DIY community. We all do mistakes and thats ok. I hope you will have lots of fun with that new 4080.
Cheers
Yea definitely turned off and flipped the swithch in the back before i made any updates. Also, it appears my particular CPU (ryzen 9 7900x runs really hot, so i might play around with an AIO to see if theres any difference, if not, then I have anothe cooler for my 4070 build ill try to do in a few weeks! And also, OMG, you just told me now about the button!!!! I see it now in my MB!! ahahhaha took me almost 30 minutes trying to get the 4070 off by using a plastic ruler to push the PCIE clip!! Now i know, thank you!!
@@SandRock9984If the 3 case fans on the right side are the same model as the others, then they are blowing the air out. This would mean your CPU cooler barely gets any fresh air and that would also explain the hot temps. So if thats true you should flip those 3 fans. Regarding the temps problem, i advise you to do the following changes in BIOS Firmware settings:
Go to Advanced Mode in Bios (F7)
-> Ai Tweaker -> Precision Boost Overdrive -> Precision Boost overdrive -> set to AMD Eco mode -> and then 1 lane lower, theres another option called AMD eco mode too and set it to 105w of power
Then, about 3 lanes lower theres a setting for curve optimizer. Set to all cores, set Sign to negative and set the magnitude to 15.
These settings will lower your CPU performance by approximately 10-20% but since you have such a powerful GPU it isnt gonna be a very impactful loss of FPS. I did all of these settings on my old ryzen 7700X because i hat very high temps too and the loss of performance didnt affect my gaming experience much. It lowered the temps by over 15 degrees Celcius. Luckily my new 9800X3D runs much cooler. If youre really going for an AIO in the future then dont use a radiator smaller than 360mm.
When you’re done, click exit, save changes and reset. This should definitely lower the temps. If not, im pretty sure the CPU cooler isnt installed properly.
Also, the corners of the ryzen chip dont really matter that much. Most of the heat is distributed in the middle. So make sure to flip those fans and try these Bios settings. If you need more help let me know
@Caimcos those side fans were pre installed in the case and I actually tested it with a feather and it's blowing air inside the case. Also i made a stupid move on my noctua fans, i connected it to a low noise adapter which limited and lower the RPM of the fans which resulted in high temps. When I rem9ved it and directly h9oked it to the motherboard it's running n8ce now!
Done same thing but got 4070 ti super and took extra 300 upgraded motherboard from prime b650m-a ax to rog strix b650e-f for 160 and a 990 pro 2tb ssd.
By any means i dont want to be rude but for the future i highly reccomend a clean driver installation, once you change a gpu, or when you try a driver update. DDU is a great tool for that and maybe at this point the custom installation option inside nvidia installer for performing a clean install. Also applying a psu cable that may not be completely compatible to your psu is actually one of the most dangerous things someone can do to the pc. i dont know what kind of cpu you are using but this cooler in this case may steal all the airlfow, atleast your gpu has dedicated fans wich is a smart move. Dont fall for the trap for upgrading the gpu again
@22louki in the video, I mentioned in the beginning yes I ran DDU and also the pSIE cable is the same company as the PSU and compatibility
@@SandRock9984 thanks for sharing your experience. It's ok to make mistakes everyone does, its all of matter of knowledge and experience. i hope you are happy with your gpu, i run 4070tisuper for 1440p and honestly its more than enough even with path tracing with the technologies implemented
Looks great 👍
All you need is some cable sleeve and 360mm AIO will make that pc look and work much better look at the size of that air cooler so ugly anyway you got the beast of gpu to run all your games very well done make sure you optimize that gpu software very well.
@nicholasgeorge6367 go watch my.next video and how it made me suffer ahahhaha
I was thinkin' straight away, noooo way that's gonna fit lmao, I'd use AIO water cooling, cos' you'd save on room from the passive cpu fans for a beast of a GPU like that! 🦖
@@NeOWaR2024 please don't tempt me to buy an AIO 😂😂😂
@@SandRock9984 You really should man, it's too close from the fan, I wouldnt sleep well if my gpu was mounted like this.
@@SandRock9984 surely you don't want "WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH" in your ears all day my friend 😁
@@NeOWaR2024 damnit, i guess i know what video im going to make next. lmao
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I just built my first pc about 3 months ago and went with a Powercolor fighter 6600 and it was great but it still fell short of where I wanted it to be so I returned that and got a 7800XT (because I don't have a lot to spend on a gpu right now) and had to get a 750w psu and putting the huge xfx 7800xt in my corsair 4000D was fun 😂.
I feel like we'll never get satisfied and upgrade and upgrade.. I'm diving in this rabbit hole and Im afraid for my wallet.. lmao
@SandRock9984 😂😂 funny thing I was watching this think. I'd do anything to get my hands on a 4080 super lol! It's like a sickness once you start off right?
@@BigSparky1316 Its a sickness and an addiction! imagine starting off with a 4070 and 2 weeks later upgrade to a 4080 super? lmao
@@SandRock9984 lol! That's epic for sure and I respect the hustle for sure. Once they announce the 9070xt and the 50 series god man we might have another switch on our hands.
@@BigSparky1316
Return it and just wait to get the 5080 .. even if it does cost a little bit more.. bro there not much of a difference between 4070 and the 4080.. maybe if you can save up a little bit more get the 4090.. thats what i have and I get 100+ fps on 4k / some games i play on the Samsung Odessey G9 Neo with 2k stretched screen and get 180 fps ... just depends on the game. But the point is to just wait.. its a bad time to upgrade.
Not much difference between a 4070 non super as he had and a 4080 super. 66,66% at 4K more FPS on a 4080 super compared to a 4070. Test with 25 games done and that is the average. What are you expecting from the 5080? Double the 4090? It will probably get close to a 4090 maybe a little faster or slower.
MSRP is most likely going to be 1300€. So if he paid a 1000€ for this gpu and the 4090 is about 25% faster at 4k 24% faster at 4K and 12% at 1080p and 18% at 1440p then the deal is a good solid one.
I have the same gpu bought it almost 1 year ago at launch. If he paid more then 1K$ then it can be a bad deal.
The funny thing is my 4080 Super also needs 3x8pin to the adapter but it pulls 50W less than my 3080 10gb that uses 2x8 pin. (I gpu mine with both)
@JamesSmith-sw3nk usually newer series has better power consumptions vs the older series.
I have an Asus 3080 card with 3 plugs / red lights, very rarely when I turn the PC on 1 or maybe more wil be flashing, no idea why. I just unplug the pci-e cables from the card, after turning the PC Off, and then plug them back in or you can just turn the switch of on you PSU and the red light stops.
I think it's a common issue with all their cards.
more like your PSU is dying than problem with GPU itself
@@kiki83607 Well it's been doing it since I built the system nearly 3 years ago and the PSU was brand new. If you google the problem you will find it's a very common issue with Asus GPU's.
heres a word of advice never use a diff brand PCIE cable/Cables to a PSU as this can destroy the PSU and also destroy all your components make sure to not bend the PCIE cable thats connected to your GPU as this can melt the cable and destroy the GPU. if you need help with PC part let me know as I build PCs for a living..
4070 to 4080 Super huh, while me still stick to 1660 Super. Hoh boi
never push on the gpu or unplug it while running yu can brick ur pc so do urself a favor never do it again......
You couldn't wait a month huh?
@sir1junior i guess we updating to the 50 series next month haahahha
The over all size of the box only speaks to the waste of good paper.. the 4080super box does not need to be that big.. its simply a waste of paper.. Kind of wish we could have seen you run a GPU benchmark for us..
why did you upgrade? how much money does this guy makes to upgrade from 4070? you gonna make comparision videos 2 and half year later?? 😭😭😭
@krowan477 it was a new build and I was not satisfied with the 4070 so I replaced it with the 4080 Super
hahahaha bro plugged one 8 pin connector to the dongle xD bro thinks that it will turn on just like that haha funny video
@@sofianeatif5189 😦
you know you could of just gotten the 12v high power cable from corsair for that gpu also on amazon and its a single cable so u dont have to use that cable that need those 3 8 pin pcie power cable
i guess it depends if the psu has the socket for the 12v rail.
@@xyr3s for the older models of corsair psu, they made a 12v high power cable that plugs into 2 8 pin on the power supply, a lot of bigger name brand psu uses that same style before they made psu that has the plug for the 12v
You will literally not notice a difference. This is sad to watch.
Is that the latest Noctua CPU Air Cooler that's going for $150?
@@jiggy7928 Noctua NH-D15 currently 109$ at Amazon
The only way you don't lose a little bit of your soul when buying an Nvidia card is if you somehow got it on deep discount... Which don't exist.
Sumakit ang aking ulo. Great to know that you're able to fix it lol.
@@kappam1184 kakainis tlga. Lmao
Just for the people that are clueless here and i see more posts claiming that the 4070 is close to 4080 super performance like 10% difference you people could not be more away from the truth.
25 games average FPS difference: 4080 super at 1080P 44,9% faster, 1440P 56,25% faster and at 4K 66,66% faster then the 4070!!
4080super compared to 4090 at 1080p 4090 12% faster, at 1440P 18% and at 4K 24% faster on average! So do your homework before telling BS.
Get a PSU with a designated power line for the GPU power socket type
I did that, so glad I did. Looks way better than using the ugly 3-1 adaptor.
man if i were u i would have waited
@archieklemstine2463 it's all good, we'll replace it with a 5090 when it comes out 😁
@SandRock9984 man are you made of money or something give me ur 4080 super when u upgrade 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@archieklemstine2463 na, i just make bad decisions 🤣
yup don't put the glass on -explosive fragment risks lol
Loop the other cable.with the pigtail.
old psi is enough for 4080 super ?
@@ΓΓΓφΚξηγβ PSI?
@@SandRock9984 my bad I mean psu haha rip auto correction
@ΗΗΗΗΗΗ0000 this was anew build (back in Nov) it has a Corsair RM850x PSU. I wasn't satisfied with 4070 so I replaced it with 4080 Super. Should be more than enough for the new GPU
@@SandRock9984 alirght man sounds good enjoy your new build!
I will be honest, I did not have this much trouble with my first PC. Are you okay? XD
@@Aradmahogany1991 I'm fine. Learning process 😁
His ram is also at 4800. Bet expo is not on in the bios either.
@ThorntonWillie for some weird reason after I replaced the GPU, some of the settings was reset on the mither board but yeah, I enabled the ram to run at 6000 mgz. Even my fan curves were reset. But all is good.
Thats how Nvidia sales so many off these things.. When i missing something i just drive to nearest retail shop and buy it, its way faster and often cheaper.. My 660w Fractal PSU has 3 PCIe cables ts crazy that much more powerfull Corsair has only 2..
Ye, I was disappointed when I saw I only had 1 more cable left and had to wait...
You need to change the cpu cooler it is pushing your GPU down after time. It might cause you memory issues as it looks bent. It is allso stressing your PCIE slot. The support stand is useless at this point.
It looks like its pushing it, but it has like a 1/2 inch clearance hahaha. BUt yea, I will be experimenting with another cooler tho.
Painful to see the cable mess inside the pc
@recordlabeldao7820 ill try to master that next, cable management
Also best excuse for tax write-off
the size of the box is comically large
It's humongous!
ngl if ur willing to buy a 4080 brand new there is absolutly no reason to not just get a refund and wait for a 5080
Na, Im gonna get a (or at least try to) 5090 for my next build on release.
when you pick up the power cable and then screwed it down i knew you were in trouble and didnt know about the 12v power cable lm aooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo and then you just plugged in one and was like yeah i need to clean this up and tuck them to the back omg this was so hard to watch just buy A New PSU 1000watt gold
Im learning
@@SandRock9984 i know but boy it was hard to watch.... lol im glad you made it thru hahaha
with the bigger cards likely have to upgrade to an appropriate PSU but cables are workable lol
@tonymerasty 850 not good enough?
Yes thats good with a little extra 750w is the recommended so 850 is a good psu wattage for the rtx 4080
Sorry if i worried you sir
next time put on its side much easier
Next time remove that bulky ass heat sink from the cpu and it would've been a lot easier 😂
@@LuisGonzalez-x7r5y did you know i found out that there's actually a freaking button to the right on the mother board that would just pop it out!!!!! Still learning.
is this the moment when i come in and mention that you should wait a bit till the 5000 series come out next week (i mean there is a large performance increase)? and get a refund on the bought one?
Also yes i'm getting horrified of seing you not connect all of the power connectors into the gpu, also another rule you just broke which is never mix new power cables into the psu because it can be a fire hazard, especially if they're not from the same company, but good job so far.
Imprettysure the 5090 is like 2,5k mula 4080 must be less n tariffs will increase gpu prices
@SandRock9984 have a friend who knows about pc's take a look and mabe reseat the pci-e power cables into the 12VHPWR PSU Cable connector, it doesn't seem from the video they were properly inserted into the adapter {if not properly inserted they can get hot an melt the connector on the card or maybe cause a fire}. sidenote - anytime you are working on your pc always turn off the power supply, if you remove components with it powered on you can short out components and cause serious damage.
Yea on the 12:07 mark of the video, i showed and explained why it didint work. After making the appropriate adjustments it is now working! Thanks
@@SandRock9984 i saw that it was working, i was just saying that the cables might not be properly seated still even tho it is working.
@@veshad ill 2x check. This is a very expensive hobby lmao
@@SandRock9984 belive me I know, I build high end pc's for fun for my friends and myself.
you only plugged 2 8 pin plugs in and you should have 3 x 8 pin plugs just watching you do this explains why there is a lot off 4080 and 4090 GPU's that have plugs malleted if i was you i would pay someone to fix it for you
Not sure, if you went towards the end of the vid but I eventually figured it out ( 12:08 ) and got it to work !! But yea, I like this experience and makes me learn the hobby even more!
why buy now when the 50 series is due anytime. i jusdt built a new rig 2 weeks ago and ill be damed if i gunna buy a card thats outdated in 3 weeks
Not everyone cares about the 50 series imagine being that desperate to pay inflated price for a new gpu with barely any new games out 😂
Just because something is new doesn't mean it''s a good buy. Launch prices are going to be insane, and a 4080 is still going to be a very good GPU and more performance than most people need for 4-5 years, which by then the 50 series will be a lot cheaper and possibly worth upgrading to if AMD or intel hasn't caught up by then.
wait til you find out about amd holy moly I can't believe people like you exist
@Shaytan77 i actually had a 4070 on my new build but was not satisfied with it which I bought a 4080 super. Before this i was running a prebuilt 3070. So im.happy with the 4080.
@@Jigaboo1929 well theres probably about 4 games that actually run like the 40 series is capable of, its nvidia your already being ripped off..more than half of those games are industry specific like racing simulator or flight simulator..EVERYONE cares about the next generation of Gpu's you fool.. or have you not noticed just how HUGE a company weve made nvidia by buying their stuff that 'no one cares about'....
I been building my own pc for over 5 years or more, sometime rushing you make a common sense mistakes, seeing that there is 3 plugs for the power adapter which then you given you the notion that you need to hook up 3 power plugs to it, but you said your new to this is ok, going to assume you either bougtht a prebuild custom pc from a store or online or you built it from scratched, if you bought the power supply that is module you should of had an extra cable for the other power cable, the wrong thing with custom builts from a store or a online store, is some won't give you all the parts that came with a power supply, well glad you got it working and I also have the same card as you, very good card enjoy,
@shad0wrider the corsair PSU only came with 2x PCIe cables 😑 and to confirm it said it on the box also. But yes, I built this PC from scratch, if you want, you can watch my other video which I record me building it 🙂
can i have your old card???
yup some basic preparation does you well ,enjoy your rtx 4080
why waste your money? wait a few months and the market for used 40 series will drop...
@@Bigsack-g5c that's the problem. I have to wait.. I can't wait
How were you not seeing that thing sag at the back? It takes a few days of gaming to crack the pcb at the back. Get a piece of wood as support, fuck those 10 dollars fans, and buy a support for the card. I know someone that is still waiting after sending the card for RMA, rofl.
@@Ryuuken24 so the GPU stand it came with that I have it supporting in the front is not good enough? 😨
4070 is a ripoff. It ought to be 4060 ti, but they rebranded it for extra $$$.
Can l have the 4070 l really need it l wanna start on mine
nice 👍🏾👍🏾
Wtf did I just watch...
you should have buy a ti one there more then given you more fps
I dont think there a TI version
That’s just a splitter cable I’m pretty sure u just need 1 cable homie
@shiftygetsclips2343 i don't know man, when I finally read the instructions it said to used 3 separate cables. And when I actually followed it, it finally worked lol
@ hope it’s all working now💯
that isn't exactly a splitter. and yes you need all three 8 pin pci-e connectors for it to work
So installing a gpu takes nearly 20 mins 😂😂 its a 5 min job lol enjoy i have the same gpu
@TheJms1977 oh man with the magic of editing, yes, 20 min. In reality this took me over 1 day. Lmao it's also because I was missing 1 more PCIE cables. I had to order and wait for it.
@ Corsair do a 12vhpwr cable it’s a lot cleaner than using the bulky nvidia connectors also be careful with the connection to the gpu bending it etc as they have been known to melt hope this helps we all learn with experience enjoy its a great gpu 👍🏻
The next video will be how you changed your graphic card from a 4080 to a 4090 😂
@@BMAR92 never satisfied 😌
So what man it’s his money, man can do what he wants and I bet you’ll still watch and be jealous lol
@ I don’t mind, man. It was a joke. Very nice. I am happy for him, and I don't judge somebody else's choices.
I have my Strix RTX 4090 and for sure 5090 will come along. 😉
@@BMAR92 True man, I got a MSI liquid cooled 4090 my self lol. But we’ll see what the price is for the 5090 and what AMD got going on.
bro please let me buy that 4070
@@mintsowo but they're easily available, no?
Bro 5080 / 5090 is just around the corner that is just sad :(
I don't think so. The 50 series, while the specs are "next generation" doesn't necessarily mean your current games are going to look or play any better, unless you're coming from something like a 10 or 20 series Nvidia card! Also, a 5090 will be at least $2300 USD, and a 5080 around $1600-$1800 USD. NOT worth it. Those cards are for other uses other than gaming, they're for AI production and rendering, other types of professional functions.
Exactly, there want be any difference at all.
@@WebbTech1 I mean, regardless if you will get 50 series or not, this 4080 will be cheaper by then. Going to a 4080 from a 4070 feels more like a sidegrade at that point. Leaked benchmarks shows 5080 FASTER than a 4090 as well. That is like buying a smartphone, a week before the next gen smartphone comes out.. Would anyone do that?
@@Reason4Termination I'm not spending $2300 for a 5090 just to say I have the "latest and greatest" when personally my current 4080 at 1440p maxed settings (for gaming) is everything I need to experience. Of course the 5090 is designed to be faster than the 4090....and...like I said, THAT is important depedning on what one intends to do with it. I have no friends I need to impress with a 2k plus 5090! Also, 4080 or 4090 prices are not going to immediately plummet. I've been doing and seeing this for a long time, brotha!
@@WebbTech1 And I have been here a long time as well. Back when nvidia drivers were called detonator, unlocking coolbits through registry, and even further back when there was software rendering. And one should watch when the next gen arrives before planning any purchase. HIs 4070 could keep up until the next 50 series arrived.. and it was just a few days worth of wait. It was obvious he was not keeping up to date with the GPU news. Hence, the remark.
It is not about "impressing people", where did I mention that? If that is the first thing that comes in to your mind, then you should get your priorities straight my friend
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i inly got a 1650