PC gaming just became more expensive.

lol, yeah, but this isn't a gaming card. It's for professionals, and those cards have always been hella pricey. Look at AMD's selection, and you'll see.

Literally zero Hermits here have claimed that. If you can run 4K/120fps at even decent settings, you're boasting a hell of a rig. I'm talking 2+ high-end GPUs, and that's even if games utilize them. I have a i7 7700k with an 1070, and can run max settings on new games at 1080p/60fps... At 1440p, it starts to struggle a little.

Strawman Argument. The posts before this never mentioned exclusives.

@tryit can easily know how an AAA video game plays (as he opined) on PC, as PC gets quite a few of them (if not the most).

dude what

PC gaming became more expensive because gamers have the option to buy a dumb, overpriced gpu? Nah it only got more expensive for the people who bought into the RTX line up and will get this new one.

Only saw some PS idiot claiming that PS5 will be running 8k/120fps. No PC gamer ever claimed to be playing 4k120fps over here and only console kiddies think that you must upgrade every time something better is released.

Yeah, it's funny... A work buddy of mine says PC is more way expensive than console, yet he upgraded to the One X when that came out from the original Xbox, and he just bought a 2300 dollar 4k Samsung TV.

His TV+2 console purchase is basically the same price as my entire 9900k + 2080 Ti PC I just built. It would be the same as my monitor + PC purchase if you add on subscription for Xbox Live.

It's not aimed at PC enthusiasts. Sure many enthusiasts gamers buy that however it is for people that does VFX/Video editing/ graphics design/animation etc.

ah I see, so he changed the narrative of what I asseted within one reply. If I had known what the e stood for I would have corrected him right there.

I never said exclusives.

@davillain-: Flag me for what? Don’t be all hyperbole.

I didn’t say do it...I’m making a distinction on how ridiculous the price of getting those graphics are on PC.

For a bunch of people that defend Shower with Dad you all are sure being hypocritical.

Lol, where did PC touch you @ajstyles?

I think your definition of struggle a little is when the fps drops from 144 to 100 or something. Your setup is beastly man.

I just build myself a new Rig, Ryzen 7: 2700X/GTX 1080Ti for both work related & heavy gaming and for me, I could see this Titan RTX benefit me but I won't be needing such a card to do more.

I used to have a 1070 and I can tell you now it doesn't struggle with 1440p/60fps at all, I even played Witcher 3 in 1440p without using Hairworks. The 1070 was such a great GPU, it does okay in 1440p, even in Mass Effect: Andromeda it handles the performance really good. Unless Lundy86_4 was going for 144hz, then that's another story.

luckily you don't have to buy one of those for PC gaming

Titans are more of a Prosumer card anyway. You don't need to buy those. Heck, a 1060 or an RX 580 is good enough for this gen if you're just gaming.

My 1080 was struggling with the highest settings on Shadow of the Tomb Raider at 3440x1440p. I was playing with a few settings lowered for a while, and was the big reason why I upgraded to the 2080 Ti, but the 1080 is still a beast of a card, and can do some 4k gaming as long as you're not running all ultra.