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[Celcius]

As we close out the year I'm just curious what type of videocard that most GAFers are currently running. The poll is multi-choice so if you have multiple systems then you can select multiple options.

Myself, I'm currently running an EVGA RTX 3090 and gaming at 4K. The card is holding up very well for me and at this rate I'll probably just stick with it until the RTX 5000 series cards come out. What about you guys?

 

[S0ULZB0URNE]

4090 and 4060m

 

[tusharngf]

RTX3080 and on laptop side rtx3050

 

[adamsapple]

Laptop 1060 baby!

 

[Mr Moose]

3060 12GB.

 

[bender]

Quadro RTX5000 in my laptop but mainly game on my Deck.

 

[RoboFu]

7900xt in my main gaming pc and haven’t had any issues.

 

[poppabk]

6900xt and have been pretty pleased with the choice.

 

[ssringo]

RTX 2080S. Plays what I want at an acceptable level. Games that want more tend to be stuff I'm not interested in or not in a hurry to play.

Probably building a new PC next year though.

 

[Unknown Soldier]

I love how the Nvidia options are broken down by generation but the AMD option is just one Radeon option alongside the single Intel Arc option

Explains in 1 poll the state of the competition with Nvidia these days

I have a 3090 in my gaming PC and a 3050 in my media PC

You're probably wondering why I have a 3050 in a media PC, it's because that is literally the cheapest Nvidia option that supports HDMI 2.1

 

[Mister Wolf]

4090.

 

[Gaiff]

4090 and 4060m

 

[SmokedMeat]

7900XT

 

[Pegasus Actual]

4090. Gonna switch it to a vertical mount tomorrow because of how sketchy this monstrosity feels dangling off a mobo even with support brackets.

Laptop is Asus Zephyrus G14 from a year and change ago, was all AMD stuff, I think the GPU is Radeon 6800H. Nice device, don't use it much.

 

[DaleinCalgary]

M1 Pro on my glorious 16' MacBook Pro

 

[VeganElduderino]

4070ti

 

[OverHeat]

4090 on my PC 3090 on my wife PC

 

[Crayon]

6600XT. As far as heavier games, ark ascension held up alright with the help of the tsr scaling. Cyberpunk and W3 update do great with fsr2 at the cost of making foliage and things like that raggedy.

I've been window shopping but the games I actually play all run great at 1440 so I will hold off for either a serious deal or a game that makes me do it. I thought I would upgrade for starfield, but it looks awful. I still want to try it for myself but I'm not going to buy a gpu for that. I can try it out at 1080p. The only thing interesting rn is getting a 16gb 6800 for $400, but I've never even paid that for a gpu. I'm willing to accept they got more expensive fast and I have to start spending a little more, though.

 

[Magic Carpet]

4070 in my new PC.
1080ti in the old.

Wish I had enough for the 4090 but my Savings fell well short.

Hope I can get a few years out of the 4070.
DLSS is real and works well.

 

[DaciaJC]

4090. Paid out the wazoo for it when the shortage was going on last year, but it was well worth it.

 

[avin]

Right now, a 3070, but I've got plans.

avin

 

[unclbenn]

Rx580 but I'm going to build a new rig this summer

 

[Shifty1897]

Still rocking the 2070 Super, going to stick with that until I can do Cyberpunk Overdrive at $600 or less.

 

[MikeM]

7900xt in my main gaming pc and haven’t had any issues.

7900XT

Damn- I have fellow 7900xt homies.

Love my gpu. I find it almost excessive.

 

[jshackles]

RTX 3060 here

 

[Sleepwalker]

4080 and 3060 laptop.

 

[Akuji]

Started with a rx 6900, then Switched to a rtx 3080 until i then Sold my pc and now i play on a 6800m Laptop.

Had a full Custom water cooling loop system on release when the 2080ti launched. Now iam on a Laptop.

Usb c with dp alternate Mode i can output @ 4k 120hz or as i habe now 1440p@240hz. Its actually insane how well the System runs. Had that Laptop for 2 years now and i cant complain. Not Sure if i ever go back to Custom PCs. Laptop Deals are way better then Hardware Deals anyway these days
... you can get some good Hardware from time to time. Gotta lurk for a few months but when an insane Deal comes it butchers any gpu/cpu Deal for a desktop

 

[sendit]

4090, hopefully a 5090 in 2024.

 

[Mortisfacio]

I'm on a 4090, but still have an ASUS Predator 2k monitor. I need to upgrade to 4k.

 

[Smether]

RTX 3060 12 GB

Bought at the height of the pandemic, but it's turned out to be good purchase. DLSS and large VRAM have held up pretty well. Definitely looking to upgrade, but with Intel launching new chips in 2024 and 50 series right around the corner I think I may as well wait a little longer.

 

[Larxia]

Still on a GTX 1080 here. Want to upgrade at some point but the current state of gpu prices is too high for me.

 

[StereoVsn]

Got a 3080Ti and will stick with that until 5000 series is out from Nvidia or AMD equivalent if they improve their FSR tech.

 

[StereoVsn]

6600XT. As far as heavier games, ark ascension held up alright with the help of the tsr scaling. Cyberpunk and W3 update do great with fsr2 at the cost of making foliage and things like that raggedy.

I've been window shopping but the games I actually play all run great at 1440 so I will hold off for either a serious deal or a game that makes me do it. I thought I would upgrade for starfield, but it looks awful. I still want to try it for myself but I'm not going to buy a gpu for that. I can try it out at 1080p. The only thing interesting rn is getting a 16gb 6800 for $400, but I've never even paid that for a gpu. I'm willing to accept going they got more expensive fast and I have to start spending a little more, though.

New 4070 Super may be pretty good at rumored $500 with roughly OG 4070Ti performance.

 

[PCFanboy64]

7800xt and still loving it

 

[Come On Tars]

1080ti and I don’t give a fuck

 

[twilo99]

I was hoping for a nice sale on them 7900xtx cards but it never came so still with my old 6800xt

 

[dave_d]

Currently on a 3070 on my newer PC. (My old PC has a gtx 970) I'm tempted to upgrade to a 4070 Super or 4070 TI super when they come out but so far the 3070 can play everything I've thrown at it at 1440p. Actually what will probably happen is I'll do a new PC build in 2025/2026 and put in whatever is available at the $500-$800 range.

 

[Celcius]

I love how the Nvidia options are broken down by generation but the AMD option is just one Radeon option alongside the single Intel Arc option

Explains in 1 poll the state of the competition with Nvidia these days

I knew someone was going to bring that up so let me explain my reasoning - I assume that nvidia will be the most popular option by far. However, if I end up being wrong then I'll eat crow and admit I was wrong.

 

[StreetsofBeige]

Laptop with a 4070

 

[Crayon]

New 4070 Super may be pretty good at rumored $500 with roughly OG 4070Ti performance.

The green cards are nice but I'm on linux so the amd open driver sways me a lot. A lot of people say nvidia on linux is terrible but I have done it and never had any problems so it's not off the table. A bigger issue is $500. I'd want to see what $350 would get a year from now. If PS5 games start coming out with only 30fps, I would be more likely to do a $300 tradeup on a gpu than a $200 tradeup on a PS5 pro.

 

[outsida]

4090

 

[kittoo]

3080 and will try to ride it out till 5000 series launches.

 

[Rocco Schiavone]

PowerColor Red Devil 5700XT/Ryzen 3700X.

 

[nikos]

Same as last year, 4090.

 

[Unknown Soldier]

I knew someone was going to bring that up so let me explain my reasoning - I assume that nvidia will be the most popular option by far. However, if I end up being wrong then I'll eat crow and admit I was wrong.

Your reasoning is correct and it is the same reason that you see all the individual Nvidia card models listed in the Steam Hardware Survey but AMD and Intel products are not broken out by model

 

[AJUMP23]

I bought mine years ago and it still works gpu.

 

[FirstOrderTrooper]

From 1080ti to a 4070ti gaming is great again

 

[Jesb]

7970. . Still get surprised how well it runs some of today’s games.

 

[Fredrik]

No changes since last year, 4090 Suprim X, and no melted power cables yet

 

[IFireflyl]

As we close out the year I'm just curious what type of videocard that most GAFers are currently running. The poll is multi-choice so if you have multiple systems then you can select multiple options.

Myself, I'm currently running an EVGA RTX 3090 and gaming at 4K. The card is holding up very well for me and at this rate I'll probably just stick with it until the RTX 5000 series cards come out. What about you guys?