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I got a 2080-Ti last year and I have yet to really run into a situation where I couldn't play a modern game, at 4K, with almost everything set to max (but I als

I got a 2080-Ti last year and I have yet to really run into a situation where I couldn't play a modern game, at 4K, with almost everything set to max (but I also don't game over 60fps). I'm sure this will really push those 4k/120Hz displays, but I doubt the average/causal gamer will really care about this series for a few years.

zamadatix 6y ago
From a fellow 2080 Ti owner this kind of statement that you can max things out without issue is usually true with the latest flagship but falls apart once the next generation comes out and provides a higher max performance envelope for settings to target. Expect the games demoed in the event due to come out soon (cyperpunk, cod, etc) to not play as well when maxed out as those that were released while the 2080 Ti was the flagship.