The 1080 Ti is "there" for 60 fps @ 4K if one's e- pe en will allow them to move a few settings from Ultra to Very high, which in most cases has no discernable visual impact. And using AA at 4K is just not necessary in most cases.Been away for a day and can see that the conversation here hasn't improved much.
From someone who has a 1080TI yeah it is a great 2K card but not a great 4K card. If we call out other cards to say that they must have 100+FPS then the 1080TI is not even close.
I have a two 2K monitor which it runs amazingly well on but looking at reviews (why I didn't go 4K) it is still only 60-70FPS and sometimes even as low as 50FPS at 4k.
The TI is very close to the first true 4K card but isn't quite there.
Can we please also not post reviews etc from the launch week of products as gospel just to emphasis our point, we can all do better than that and have reasonable comparison of products.
@AntiShill - No one is disputing that the 7700K isn't the fastest CPU, but buying one may not be the best spend of money. Cannot ignore they run a at almost 100 degrees at 4.9, voids your warranty as you need to de-lid the CPU to overclock, really most don't actually get to 4.9GHz and the socket is going to go end of life.
Seems like you hate AMD just for the fact they are AMD (new account on here so wondering if it is just for this purpose or maybe)
"...the conversation here hasn't improved much...Can we please also not post reviews etc from the launch week of products as gospel..." Have you appointed yourself as moderator now?
Launch week? So the AMD apologists are at it again. Let's not rehash that whole "fine wine improves with age" baloney. AMD has convinced its fans that the cards keep improving over time, when the reality is that they release unfinished products and complete the work down the road. Not the same thing. You're not getting "more", you're getting what you paid for up front in installments. Nvidia's products are ready to roll right out of the box, and all the magical drivers in the world aren't going to bring Vega 64 up to 1080 Ti level. Fury X looks like a beast on paper too, but in the real world, not so much.