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I love my 1080ti (╥﹏╥) I really do...
lol i'm running the same card!
I know it's old and there are newer and better ones out now, but it really is a fantastic card. It's served me well for a long time, and I guess it will have to continue doing so. Keep chugging little guy ❤︎
That's a great card though and if it does what you want/need then you are doing just fine.
The only reason I upgraded my 1080TI was because I'm a huge dummy and got a really expensive monitor that only had HDMI 2.1 and no port. So my 1080TI couldn't use gsync on it. So after overpaying for a monitor, I overpaid for a graphics card as well. Yay, sunk cost fallacy.
My system kicks ass now, though. Still can barely play Jedi Survivor.