Comment by tenacious_tuna

3 days ago

I'm still using a 1080ti in my main PC, though I don't play as many games as I used to. Control is the last title I picked up where I really felt like I was pushing the graphics capability of my rig.

I remember when I built my PC I was surprised when I'd come across a post of someone running ancient (at the time) chips like the i7-870, and now I'm realizing I am one of those people.

My 2700X and 1080ti do plenty of what I need these days. I meant to upgrade both a couple years ago but between job changes and then tariffs and whatnot it just never quite made sense to commit to the jump. I have a hard time imagining what an ideal upgrade would even be now with how expensive everything's gotten. I'm mostly hoping my machine continues to hold up for another couple years.

This is the first time Ive ever been concerned that my next PC will be a step down from my current due to costs.

I use it in my guest PC, it comfortably hits 165 fps in Rocket League at 1080p. Something about using the 1080 for 1080p feels poetic.