Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Restocks: Where To Buy The Popular GPU

@phili878: Agree.

There is a chart.. showing FPS per $$$ spent. With a RX 6700XT at around 500-600$ coming in just 10%-15% under a 3080. With many games, at 2k 120-144 mhz the differences were 10 frames here and there. Same with 4k. At 1080p you could have games in the 240 FPS range, but what is the differences between 240 and 220.

Now I am all for spending money for a hobby a person enjoys. You want an expensive hobby... try cigarettes, collecting old cars, an affair, or worse ... kids. But wasting money, when you can use it elsewhere or investing it in other areas is just as important. I also love those gamers on twitter with a 3080 and a cheap $130 monitor.

Right now it looks like the best bang for the buck in the enthusiast builds is the RX 6950XT with a MSRP of $1099, though using a bit large amount of power. See here LTT YT

But what is eye opening is this chart here, YT hardware unboxed, price per frame

FYI I am running a 2018 build at work with a 5700x and a 2019 build at home with a founders 3080 at MSRP, added at launch. Barely bottlenecked by CPU Ryzen 3600. I am sitting on 400 hrs of Overtime pay, but just have not seen a reason to upgrade given the poorly ported AAA PC games that have come out these last few years. I find my PS5 runs FF7R better then my PC, 'shrugs shoulders'.

@hardwenzen: Agree.

@deth420: that's a waste too, might as well wait for the 5000 series, but when those are out, that's another waste, why not wait for the 6000 series? Most games (99%) are overperformed by the 3080 alone, so why spend even more, for a complete overkill gaming experience with way higher energy consumption?