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-Synchronicity-

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Because you can find the 1070ti at a cheaper price. 2060 will all hover around the same price because new product
 

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Why? This makes 0 sense when 1070ti has the same performance. So you mean same performance but won't last the same 5 years? I really don't get the logic.
I guess because in the next 5 years you'll get more games that supports ray tracing. At least can switch it on for some games and see see look look. Not taking into the account any performance deficit.
 

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I guess because in the next 5 years you'll get more games that supports ray tracing. At least can switch it on for some games and see see look look. Not taking into the account any performance deficit.

yeap, i know 2060 and 1070ti perform almost the same. if 5 years down the road, if more games use ray tracing, then can depend on 2060.

buying 2060 also get 1 free game now..hahah
 
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We also dunno how widespread DLSS is going to be. If it's like Hairworks or the smoke thingy then it's going to be something everyone switches off for performance issues.

That's the whole issue with the RTX line. Huge pricing increases for potential graphical improvements. I'm facing a similar issue - do I go 1080TI for 4K gaming or pay more than double the price 2080TI for future proofing? I'm leaning towards 1080TI, then in future when pricing drops I'll just migrate the 1080TI to the living room HTPC. There's a good reason why it's recommended to stay one gen behind for the misers amongst us. :D
 

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1080ti isnt fantastic for 4k though while 2080ti is actually passable. So 2080ti actually has a legit market. Unless it's 2080 vs 1080ti.

Also, I don't think ray tracing is worth the extra cost especially at these type of performance deficit. Won't it make more sense to buy a xx60 2-3 years later which should come with better ray tracing(if it's still a thing) performance.

The free game argument though is legit. Not sure if 1080ti have any ongoing promo. I'll guess it depends on which you game you want if both have game promos if not just go for the one with free game since it's more bang for buck.
 

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Hi all!
Looking to purchase a new 500gb/1tb SSD..what's the best deal now?
Thanks.

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Coincidentally i am also looking to get a new PC. Pretty noob here so i went to aftershock directly as they are having some kinda discount. Need some feedback here:

Warranty (Desktop) : 3 Years Parts Warranty (1st Year ONSITE)
Chassis : Bolt : Bolt Black Edition Tempered Glass
DESKTOP MOTHERBOARD (BOLT, ZEAL) : ASROCK Z370 Motherboard (Support wifi and bluetooth) (Overclocking capable, for Intel K series processors) 4 Ram Slots
CPU (Bolt) : Intel® Core™ i5-8500 Coffee Lake 6 Core Processor (9M Cache, up to 4.1 GHZ)
Thermal Compound : IC Diamond Thermal Compound CPU (Free Lifetime Thermal Compound Re-pasting)
Graphics Card (Bolt) : NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 1060 3GB GDDR5
CPU Cooling System (Desktop) : INTEL/AMD stock cooling fan solution
Memory (Bolt) : 8GB (8GB x 1) DDR4 2666MHZ KLEVV RAM
Solid State Drive, Bolt : 256GB PCIE M.2 SSD (Over 1100 MB/s Read Speed)
First Hard Drive (Desktop) : TOSHIBA 1TB 3.5 INCH HDD (Buffer Size 32MB)
Chassis Fans : Standard Chassis Fans

Total cost is $1,235. Does anyone know if i can build a pc with similar specs at lower cost or same cost but better specs? Thanks

Already year 9102 still buying Intel over priced crap? Change to AMD Ryzen 5 2600 will do.
 

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Hi all!
Looking to purchase a new 500gb/1tb SSD..what's the best deal now?
Thanks.

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best deal is always oversea but you must account for shipping fee
locally, i would say sx8200 pro is best overall ssd
 
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