Cosmotis

Yeah the more I think about getting a 1080ti, the more excited I get about it. I've always had a mid range PC, and this time around I want the best of the best for what I do. Lots of gaming and audio engineering. So I will most likely sell my 480 and get a 1080ti. I've heard about volta and stuff, idk if it'd lower the prices of previous gen but frankly I'm sick of "waiting for the next thing because it'll be better". The ti is still relevant and still at the top. I don't want to buy it and think "man I could've done a little better", and I don't think I will with the ti.

Ultra settings in AAA games, taking advantage of high refresh rates. I'd like to move to 4k as well.

I just meant that I am using my previous GPU from my last PC until I get a new one.

I have just upgraded my PC. I have a Ryzen 1700x and a 750W PSU. For my GPU, I am using my old Rx 480 8GB from my last rig and looking for an upgrade. My plan has been to directly upgrade to a Vega 64 air. But with rumored prices already being way high (taking into consideration those "place holder prices") on the Vega cards, my next plan would be to sell my 480, (not expecting $700 from it but maybe at or above release-date msrp) and buy a 1080ti. Is this the most solid plan of action? Seeing as how Vega 64 is barely up to par with the 1080, if I sell my 480 at put that money toward a 1080ti, I'm effectively paying as much or less than Vega 64's msrp. P.S I'll be doing high/ultra settings gaming on 1440p 144hz.