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Guessing this mostly comes down to exchange rate for you. As sibling pointed out, the $699 1080 Ti would be $870 today in U.S. dollars. The 4060 Ti is also a
by neogodless 3y ago
Guessing this mostly comes down to exchange rate for you.
As sibling pointed out, the $699 1080 Ti would be $870 today in U.S. dollars.
The 4060 Ti is also a remarkably bad product (for the price). If you swap in the 4070, you're looking at a launch MSRP of $599 which is less than the 1080 Ti even before inflation, and about 50% faster (and over 30% faster than the 4060 Ti.)
Still not mind-blowing given the nearly 7 years between launches. There's a big delta going up to the 4080, both in price and performance. On UserBenchmark it's "135%" faster than a 1080 Ti, but at a mind-boggling $1200.