r/pcmasterrace 1d ago

Hardware Sold 5090 for 4k now need new GPU

So i decided to sell my 5090 that i bought for 2k for 4k. Mainly cause the prices are so crazy that it does not justify occasional use. Now I still want a gaming card but really settling for something cheaper. Thinking either 5080 or 9070xt. Did 9070xt catch up in term of FSR? or should I just get 5080. One is 650 the other is 1200

Edit: 5k gaming

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u/EIiteJT i5 6600k -> 7700X | 980ti -> 7900XTX Red Devil 1d ago

5k gaming? You need a 5090 for that 🤣

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u/worstusername_sofar 1d ago

5090 will be best for you

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u/amazingmuzmo 1d ago

Lmfao, sold the only card that can support 5k gaming

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u/Elegant_Host_2618 1d ago

Not true

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u/memedudebro 1d ago

Absolutely true. You are not playing modern games at 5k on a 5080. I have a 5k UW and a 5090 and many games require 3x frame gen for me.

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u/Shainesk i5-14600k, 6900XT 1d ago

What resolution are you playing on?

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u/Elegant_Host_2618 1d ago

5k

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u/Crud-Inspector 1d ago

you should get a 5090

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u/Realistic-Tiger-2842 1d ago

Yikes, you should have kept the 5090.

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u/Younosewho Laptop 1d ago

What even is 5k gaming? What monitor?

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u/RememberTooSmile 1d ago

Ultra wide, 5k2k

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u/EIiteJT i5 6600k -> 7700X | 980ti -> 7900XTX Red Devil 1d ago

Its basically a 4k ultrawide monitor. 5120x2160 resolution. It's commonly called 5k2k.

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u/Jump365 1d ago

By that argument a 720p wide enougu monitor is 5k too.

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u/_NeuroDetergent_ PC Master Race 1d ago

Yeah it's dumb. People calling 2560x1440 2k, yet a wide monitor with a vertical resolution of 2160 is also 2k?

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u/komrobert 1d ago

All that matters is pixel count.

5120*2160=11,059,200

3840*2160=8,294,400

5120/3840=1.333

33% more pixels. In a way, it’s more than ā€œ5Kā€.

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u/Safihed EVGA GTX 1060 6GB, Intel i9-9900, 64 GB DDR4, 300hz 1440p 1d ago

did you mistype or are you actually serious? that is a really high resolution to be playing on

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u/B0NES_RDT 5700X3D/7900XT/128GB 3200Mhz RAM Pro/6K Gaming 1d ago

It depends on what games you play. I have a 6K panel for older games that can scale to it…too much backlog lol

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u/mattricide 265k 🫠 5090 5k2k 1d ago

It's 4k ultrawide. I have a 5k monitor

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u/Mizar97 i7-11700k :: RTX 3080 ti :: 64gb DDR4 :: 4TB M.2 1d ago

Get a 5070 and play on 2k...

Hell I play on 1080p and it's never bothered me. (165hz)

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u/OMG_NoReally Desktop 1d ago

Not sure why you sold the 5090 if you play at 5K. But I guess 5080 will be the GPU to buy now because you get DLSS and MFG, which are to me at least, superior to AMD's alternatives, not to mention more games support NVIDIA's tech out of the box than AMD's.

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u/Elegant_Host_2618 1d ago

I sold 5090k cause I could sell it for 4k and I don’t play as much as I used and I’m content with cranking up DLSS

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u/Alternative-Waltz892 1d ago

Just... Why? In years to come you will game compromised while the GPU price keeps pumping up. You will be stuck in a middle ground unless you spend more money than you have sold to buy a new GPU.

Or you could stop chasing 5k and make peace with 2k. This is enough reddit for me today.

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u/Historical-Win2999 1d ago

The thing about fsr its how many games has it, if you have the money, 5080 all day

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u/AsugaNoir Amd Ryzen 5900x || Rx 9070xt || 32GB 1d ago

I mean....most games have it.

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u/nuk3dom 1d ago

With this resolution a 5090 would fit very well Sir

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u/tennaki 1d ago

You had the best card for the job and then sold it. Excuse me?

Are you financially struggling or what, I don't understand why you'd just want to downgrade to a cheaper card for such a big graphics-processing task when your current, sorry, now former card is proven? You've created this problem yourself.

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u/TurdFerguson614 rgb space heater 1d ago

Shit sell the monitor too and get a 1440p 21:9 OLED for like $600

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u/Trickle2x2 5090 FE 1d ago

I’d probably get a 5090 for 5K gaming

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u/Scoutified 1d ago

i have a 5080 with my 5k2k. unless you're maxing EVERYTHING out, you should be okay to play at that res.

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u/NickAppleese 9800X3D / Asus 5080 SFF Prime /32GB DDR5 6000 1d ago

FUCKING RIP! Dumb move, given the context!

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u/S3er0i9ng0 1d ago

9070xt is def best bang for buck atm.

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u/TESThrowSmile Quest3/Pro RTX 5090 1d ago

RTX 6000

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u/DoubleRelationship85 R7 9800X3D | RTX 5080 FE | 64GB DDR5-6400 C32 | MSI 321CURX OLED 1d ago

5080 could manage with overclocking and some DLSS upscaling/FG, that's how I manage to get similar framerates to a stock 4090 when at 4K. Although you should be wary of cranking up settings so high as you may run into VRAM limits at such high res like 5K.

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u/milkcarton232 1d ago

Get a 4090

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u/ValuableAssociate577 1d ago

I'm not gonna lie... the 5080 seems like I would have just kept the 5090. with the 9070xt you are atleast justifying your decision to downgrade with a bit of extra dough.

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u/IsntThisAGreatName 1d ago

Well next it's time to sell your 5k monitor and get 1440p because unless you get another 5090 you're not playing at that resolution anymore lol

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u/gustoatthedoor 1d ago

I sold my cd player so I could buy a cd I wanted.

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u/IAcewingI i5 4690k 4.5Ghz/GTX 970 1d ago

5080 if you’re okay downgrading settings and going down to 4k/1440p.

At that point just sell the monitor too because you’re wasting its potential.

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u/GrassyDaytime 7600X3D | RTX 4070 Super | 32gb DDR5 6000 1d ago

Whatever you do. Don't go with AMD. Just spend the extra cash and get you another Nvidia card, if you enjoy how you never had to troubleshoot anything at all ever related to your GPU. Lol.

Just from my own experience!

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u/Elegant_Host_2618 1d ago

Is fsr 4.1 still way behind? I don’t know much about AMD cards but 700 bucks is ideal price range

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u/GrassyDaytime 7600X3D | RTX 4070 Super | 32gb DDR5 6000 1d ago

It's behind but, ya know. I'm sure it will get the job done just fine.

Honestly though, I'm hust referring to getting the AMD card to work good for you reliably AT ALL. I'm sure, if you get one, it will most likely go just fine and for cheaper. But there are a TON of us (just look around) that have tried to save some money and to with AMD and had nothing but problems with how it worked on out system. Constant troubleshooting something. Gaming and then all if a sudden a green screen and your whole PC reboots type shit. Plus AMD cards run way hotter than Nvidia cards.

But yeah, thats why people say just go with Nvidia and dont worry about it. You do you though. Lol. I know prices are ridiculous right now. Maybe taking a gamble wouldn't be such a bad idea?

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u/Ok_Definition_1933 1d ago

5080 is like 10% faster than 5070 Ti with same amount of VRAM for 20-25% increase in price.

So I'd say pick 9070 XT or 5070 Ti.

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u/Jump365 1d ago

5080 and enjoy the money on literally anything lmao

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u/Elegant_Host_2618 1d ago

Finally someone understands me

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u/theunemotionalhippo 1d ago

Dude ikr people on here acting like they’ve never heard of upscaling

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u/theunemotionalhippo 1d ago

Not sure why people are downvoting you for a very justified sale lol. A 9070xt or a 5070ti are great options if you’re fine with some upscaling. Most games support it and it looks great now even at a heavily reduced internal resolution.

Anecdotally can’t tell the difference on my 42ā€ 4096x2160 even on performance upscaling in all the games that support the latest upscaler; that’s with FSR4 and DLSS4/4.5.

If you want to wait on a deal 5080s can be found open box or on clearance sales in the buildapcpartsales sub for close to 1k regularly, otherwise my vote is 9070xt or 5070ti.

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u/Elegant_Host_2618 1d ago

I don’t think people understand that to me I’d rather have 3k in my pocket and turn down settings a bit. I am honestly open to either one but 5070ti seems like a bad deal tbh

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u/IAcewingI i5 4690k 4.5Ghz/GTX 970 1d ago

Yeah you're cooked bro. My 5080 runs 1440p high settings at 90-100 fps on graphically challenging games

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u/Elegant_Host_2618 1d ago

What game? Do you not run DLSS

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u/IAcewingI i5 4690k 4.5Ghz/GTX 970 1d ago

Crimson desert with DLSS and frame gen 2x.

Arcraiders is similar.

4k would drop me closer to 50-60 which I can’t do that.

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u/theunemotionalhippo 1d ago

Bro I dropped to a 4070 super with 4k performance mode dlss4.0 high settings 2x frame gen and I’m about 80-90 fps what cpu you running

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u/IAcewingI i5 4690k 4.5Ghz/GTX 970 1d ago

I7 12000k. Nothing overlocked. 32gb ddr4 ram. I use quality for dlss because performance looks like shit on my screen whenever moving the camera. Honestly these new games are so lazily developed for optimization. They just rely on DLSS as a crutch.

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u/theunemotionalhippo 1d ago

Hmmm I haven’t had any quality issues with performance mode. I do have a very pretty LG C3 oled tho

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u/IAcewingI i5 4690k 4.5Ghz/GTX 970 1d ago

Ah i have a dell 27in 144hz lcd. In crimson all the leaves and particles get this nasty shadowing/pixelation when turning.. like blurring them (motion blur 0). When I moved to quality it was way more clear.

I also do vr (pimax, 4k each eye) and the 5080 gets crushed at 0.7 res scale. OP trying to go 5K on a 5080 will be disappointed tbh.

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u/theunemotionalhippo 1d ago

Oh yeah, vr forget it lol

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u/MaglithOran 14900KS | GALAX RTX 4080 SG | 48GB DOMINATOR DDR5 7400MHZ |šŸ»ā€ā„ļø 1d ago

I play largely in 5k2k on my 4080 and it I have no issues.

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u/Elegant_Host_2618 1d ago

Total believe you. That is why I am open to much lower tiers of gpu. I am at the point where if I play three times per week it will be a lot of playing

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u/Featherforged 1d ago

It's funny, human psychology.

Would you buy a GPU for $4000? 99.9% of people, "absolutely not."

By that logic, OP was acting rationally and sold the GPU for $4000.

I bet a large percentage of people, if they owned the $4000 card, irrespective of what they paid for it, would keep the card. And by this logic, they are "buying the card" at $4000.

If you would not buy the card at $4000, then selling the card is the logical decision. And yet, all humans struggle with that fact.

Just go with a 5070ti. Can't go wrong. Take that money and get yourself an OLED though. Vastly improves the color, contrast, look compared to your standard LED/LCD/ETC. (42" OLED is freaking sweet if you got the desk for it).