all rumors point to gamescon for
new gpus
be that a release or just announcement

so all them baldys wanting new pc
you tell them no sir thats my sister

now for me with 1440p/165hz
big dick action
my 1080 doesnt cut it
im looking for atleast 50% more powa

some rumors are saying no ti version
but if the 1180 comes out under 200 watts
we all know a ti is coming out

so if the 1180 is only 25-30% faster
i gota pass until ti comes out

wat about you guys
whos waiting for 1180 and buying it day 1

or like jeremy thinking amds new cards
which are only a nm shrink will be good
jajajaja

I got quite a lot of dough saved up for my next build.
Currently still aiming for intel gen.9, gtx1080(ti if it comes) and 200hz ultrawide 1440p HDR Gsync from either Asus og Acer, depending on price, features and availability.
All built in a custom case with custom water loop.

Oh, how you must suffer.

The exicement are hard to keep up
The PCs i have currently are fine for now, so im not in a rush by any means.

*Meant GTX1180 ofc

I mean
How many awm kills we gonna get

a monitor
you wont be able 2 run
this isnt 2022

It's only 4.95m pixels. 4k UHD is 8.29m pixels.
Not like Im aiming for 200fps in AAA titles.
200hz are for the competitive games i play like League of legends, counter-strike and rocket league, who knows, I might take up overwatch or fortnite.
I usually aim for 90~ fps in AAA games. I lower performance-intensive settings which have little visual impact. Things like shadow, SSAA, reflections etc. Depending on the game, for an example Witcher 3 maxed shadows are worth it.

I will be adding 2x 27in 1440p ips monitors to the setup as secondaries.

Doing a complete build once they release new gpus and price/availability stabilizes. Aiming to spend around $3k on the build

Uhh same here. $3-3.5k for the hardware. Hopefully $4k is enough for the watercooling, monitors, sound and materials for the custom build.