how future proof is my build?

[Clearviper]

just wanted to come on here ask how future proof my build is as i've had it for alittle awhile and well yes it runs everything right now good i wanna know how it will fair down the road another few years 

esp with new games like gta 6 coming in the following few years and other stuff aswell.

specs

I9-11900kf

RTX 3080 12GB Asus tuf

32gb 3200mhz xpg ddr4

1000w corsair psu not sure the model  but i ended up buying it last year as my 750 wasnt enough for what was in my system

i mean this pc does good for what it does but with some stuff i see it strugle sometimes and wanna know how future proof it is and if not really what should i  upgrade ?

[Levent]

There is no such thing as futureproof without extra clarification.

 

A car will run fine for decades as long as you maintain it and keep your expectations low, same thing applies to computers.

[Clearviper]

6 minutes ago, Levent said:

There is no such thing as futureproof without extra clarification.

 

A car will run fine for decades as long as you maintain it and keep your expectations low, same thing applies to computers.

i mean future proof as in games go im sure this could go a decade or longer but im just curious

[venomtail]

Pointless to guess likely performance before the game's out , let alone even seen what it looks like. 

 

That being said, 11th gen intel isn't aging gracefully, AMD having a bit of a better time. Upgrade only when the game gets its minimum/recommended specs sheet released. 

[Giganthrax]

It depends on what games to play, what resolution, etc.

 

If you play on 1080p 60fps, with upscaling technologies I can easily see this running most games well for at least the next 8 years.

 

If you're chasing 4k, ray tracing, etc., then you may need to upgrade a lot sooner.

[Clearviper]

22 hours ago, Giganthrax said:

It depends on what games to play, what resolution, etc.

 

If you play on 1080p 60fps, with upscaling technologies I can easily see this running most games well for at least the next 8 years.

 

If you're chasing 4k, ray tracing, etc., then you may need to upgrade a lot sooner.

i play at 1080p 165 hz i haven't really needed to go 4k or even 1440p yet