If you can find any other Pascal that is.

RTX 2060 vs GTX 1070 Ti but GTX 1070 Ti has 8GB VRAM and can SLI.

RTX 2070 vs GTX 1080 - similar, RTX 2070 better option in my book........... unless you get GTX 1080 for some reason. BUT the RTX 2070 can't SLI.

RTX 2080 vs GTX 1080 Ti - 8GB VRAM vs 11GB VRAM.

What scam? Those stuff actually works.

Also what you're paying now is better price to performance ratio than GTX 10 series and you get new tech inside.

Apa lagi mau?

RTX 2060 is RM 1599 range leh.

That performance level was about RM 2.2k - 2.6k previously.

When is the price crazy actually?

RTX 2080 Ti can be acquired for under RM 5k, not far off from GTX 1080 Ti was but a lot faster at that.

You get GTX 1080 Ti performance level with RTX 2080 with is RM 3k+, again not crazy price.

The list goes on.

OK.

RTX 2060 and below are actually really good for performance per dollar.

RTX 2070 and above, slight improvement from before.

At least now there's RTX 2080 Ti for sub RM 5k.

The thing is RTX is the term for many technologies underneath, and doing 4k/60 has nothing to do with maturity.

It'll eventually be there once performance improves.

As of now RTX cards are worth every bit you pay for. If you can accept GTX 1080 Ti, RTX 2080 is just as good in price to performance ratio, but you get the RTX tech on it............ whether you use it or not is another thing but hey, free tech bundled into your card isn't a bad thing.

If like that then GTX also not matured.

Allow me to elaborate.

Back in May 2018 (around that time, and before RTX series launch) the GTX 1080 Ti cards, cheapest you can get is around RM 3.3k.

As of now, RTX 2080 cards you can get cheapest is below RM 3.2k.

That's why I say "Free RTX" - meaning you get GTX 1080 Ti performance level (minus the VRAM amount) but you get the RTX tech. It's not stellar but it's not as bad as what many people have put it.

It doesn't make sense to go GTX unless it's GTX 16 series. Buying a GTX 10 series now is just paying for similar price to performance ratio minus the tech.

Pretty much, you're using the cheapest model that's sub RM 5k for comparison?

Cards often lose out on price to performance ratio as they go higher up (and lower down as well).

Imagine using software mode or less optimized hardware than the hardware it's made for.

Or if an analogy is required, power drill vs screwdriver.

Gets the job done, just one being faster than the other.

And that's the problem when people don't understand power draw.

570 draws a fair bit more but if one is gaming just 1 - 2 hours a day it doesn't even make a difference in electricity bill.

On the contrary ITX builds can sport really powerful graphics cards.

In place of GTX 1050 Ti range there are the RX 550 / RX 560.

I don't think it's a matter of choice, given that 2016 and 2017 were mining times where even the RX 550 / 560 were snatched up for mining rigs.

Take for example last year in February when I wanted to buy an RX 550 2GB, the shop REFUSED to sell to me unless I pay very high price. I only manage to acquire it because my contact is good with the shop and managed to convince them.

Galaxy was under Scanart, after that MIA, then came back as GALAX under AVF for a while, then no more and now back again under Eternal Asia.

That part not USJ already, that's Oasis Damansara I believe.

I mana tau.

Exact location - Centum @ Oasis Corporate Park, Ara Damansara

Anyone with 10 series pretty much can hold back from upgrading unless you're GTX 1080 Ti, then your option would be RTX 2080 Ti or go buy another 1080 Ti to run SLI.

OK la, I use RX 5700 for 144fps gaming on titles like Apex Legends and it works fine.

The more concerning issue to me is how my game crashes when I enable ReLive / Performance Monitor.

Apex actually does push the GPU.

Overwatch, I don't experience that kind of drop though.

As for CS:GO I run FPS Benchmark and have seen max at 500 fps range with min lows at 2 digits.

Confirm sure bottleneck, i5-4670K bottlenecks the GTX 1070.

At that temperature it won't even throttle.