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Is it worth spending £30 more for a 3090 over 3080TI

Ed.Nev

I will only be using the 3090 for gaming (and vr), not as a workstation card.

 

I know its performance is only slightly above a 3080ti, but considering the higher vram capacity and future reselling value, £30 more for a 3090 seems very reasonable. 

 

But is it even worth it to me? 

Cpu = 12600k

Psu = Txm 750

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Just now, 8tg said:

Yes absolutely, it’s a substantial jump and the vram difference is huge.

 

Do you think in the next few years i’ll find a use for that much vram in gaming (i’m at 1440p) or will it just be a nice to have. 

 

In Vr it will really help if i have mods but that’s about it 

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4 minutes ago, Ed.Nev said:

Do you think in the next few years i’ll find a use for that much vram in gaming (i’m at 1440p) or will it just be a nice to have. 

 

In Vr it will really help if i have mods but that’s about it 

Its less of, will you make use of the 24gb in future, moreso, will 12gb be limiting in future, and thats a decent possibility, id take the 3090, extra performance but also the comfort of knowing you wont be VRAM limited for a while to come

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26 minutes ago, TatamiMatt said:

Its less of, will you make use of the 24gb in future, moreso, will 12gb be limiting in future, and thats a decent possibility, id take the 3090, extra performance but also the comfort of knowing you wont be VRAM limited for a while to come

Especially for less than a 10% price permium.

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Isn't a 3090 more expensive than a 4000 series with equal performance?

Also more power hungry...

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For those seeking performance on par with the RTX 3090, the RTX 4070 SUPER is an excellent choice. It not only outperforms the RTX 3090 but also comes at a significantly lower price and with reduced power consumption. Additionally, it offers access to the exclusive technologies of the 4000 series. The RTX 4070 SUPER also rivals, and in some cases surpasses, the RTX 3090TI in certain games, all while using approximately 200 watts less power.

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Id go 3090 for sure. I had no reason not to. Especially with such a small price difference. 

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1 hour ago, J03tz13l said:

For those seeking performance on par with the RTX 3090, the RTX 4070 SUPER is an excellent choice. It not only outperforms the RTX 3090 but also comes at a significantly lower price and with reduced power consumption. Additionally, it offers access to the exclusive technologies of the 4000 series. The RTX 4070 SUPER also rivals, and in some cases surpasses, the RTX 3090TI in certain games, all while using approximately 200 watts less power.

I'm assuming the 3090 is like $300 or less.  Hope he's not paying 4070 super money for it.

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On 3/20/2024 at 10:17 AM, Ed.Nev said:

I will only be using the 3090 for gaming (and vr), not as a workstation card.

 

I know its performance is only slightly above a 3080ti, but considering the higher vram capacity and future reselling value, £30 more for a 3090 seems very reasonable. 

 

But is it even worth it to me? 

Cpu = 12600k

Psu = Txm 750

Are you buying these GPUs new or on the second hand market? Also, at what price?

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