9 hours ago, MikeyOnTheFlightDeck said:

I believe it comes out next week. Just seeing who is planning on getting one in an attempt to land at IniBuild’s LAX at 80fps!!!! Stutter free of course. 

Where do you know its sutterfree??

If you think all you have to do is to put in sutch a Grafikcard to get all over sutch things you definitive wrong..

cheers 😉

Your "green credits" footprint are now downgraded according to your E-bill!  😁   

1 hour ago, pmplayer said:

Where do you know its sutterfree??

If you think all you have to do is to put in sutch a Grafikcard to get all over sutch things you definitive wrong..

cheers 😉

Haha. Yes perhaps I’m being deliberately naive regarding that stutter free comment!

it feels like the 3000 series was released 5 minutes ago, I guess because of the limitations on availability

really hard to justify a new gfx card purchase so soon after people finally managed to get hold of a 3000 series, almost feels like we were scammed!

11 hours ago, MikeyOnTheFlightDeck said:

I believe it comes out next week. Just seeing who is planning on getting one in an attempt to land at IniBuild’s LAX at 80fps!!!! Stutter free of course. 

Your flightsim experience will most likely not improve by throwing money at (overpriced) hardware.

8 hours ago, blueshark747 said:

MS/Asobo have optimized the sim very well for my outdated but still very powerful 1080ti/8700k.

These components are also good enough for my type of flying: GA on smaller airports.
So I'm aiming to stretch this combo for another year.

I build a new system once every four or five years. It will be 2026 at the earliest for me so I'll happily wait for the 6000 series.   

1 hour ago, Ricardo41 said:

Your flightsim experience will most likely not improve by throwing money at (overpriced) hardware.

We'll find out next week but I reckon what you said won't be true this time around. Why would Nvidia use MSFS as their example of double framerates and super smooth gameplay via DLSS 3 in their reveal presentation if MSFS still has stutters? I'm not saying that it will be perfect but I'm optimistic that we'll see a major improvement.

Edited October 7, 20223 yr by steve310002

In my opinion the 4000 series is already "old" because they were conceived before de energy crisis, the next 5000 and 6000 series generations will be a game changer

Edited October 7, 20223 yr by LIML2020

3 hours ago, Ricardo41 said:

Your flightsim experience will most likely not improve by throwing money at (overpriced) hardware.

^ He's not wrong

Edited October 7, 20223 yr by styckx

48 minutes ago, LIML2020 said:

In my opinion the 4000 series is already "old" because they were conceived before de energy crisis, the next 5000 and 6000 series generations will be a game changer

I'm waiting as well on the 5000 series. 3090 will be just fine for me until then. Next upgrade will be either the 13900k or Ryzen 9 X3D series. I have a 9900k now that is getting long in the tooth. Will have to have my Jetline System upgraded. 

Edited October 7, 20223 yr by B777ER

11 hours ago, FBW737 said:

You can have it for 2000 bucks.

you are too late to the party. they are currently going for less than half that price. if I'd get 2.000 for mine I would even make a profit, not going to happen 🤣.

1 minute ago, turbomax said:

you are too late to the party. they are currently going for less than half that price. if I'd get 2.000 for mine I would even make a profit, not going to happen 🤣.

I paid £1200 ish for mine on release day just over 2 years ago (3090) and will sell it here in the UK for around 600-700 I would say. Not bad for 2 years use. 

52 minutes ago, Ianrivaldosmith said:

I paid £1200 ish for mine on release day just over 2 years ago (3090) and will sell it here in the UK for around 600-700 I would say. Not bad for 2 years use. 

Thank you for being a reasonable person haha.  I find people are trying to sell their used stuff (anything at all) for about 70-90% of what they paid for it.  The moment something is opened, and in case of electronics, if the warranty is non transferrable, I've got a hard time paying much more than 50% of the original cost.

I am also really happy with my 3090, I get stellar performance and with the undervolt in place she sits around 290W. it is a real shame EVGA have pulled out of the market. I really like their cards.

I will be interested to see the reviews of the 4090 especially in MSFS. If I am honest with myself I would probably swap my CPU out next year before my GPU