Exactly. While I trust most precious being in the world, to my own hands, eyes and reflexes, I would be stressed seeing that this is overtaken by some automation (all of us seen those Tesla autopilot fails right?)

This! Who have stress by pushing stroller? It relaxes me

Finally, someone focuses on battery life, instead of raw power

No shit man?

Well, but those are titles I'm playing, so that's why I'm saying that 1070 isn't suited for me personally anymore.

For someone who plays esports all the time on 1080p it would be perfect budget card.

1440p is kind off heavy on it in example of RDR2, on custom settings that replicate setting of xbox/playstation for that game its reaching only 50-55fps, while playable and it's fine, that graphical fidelity once put on higher setting adds to immersion.

MSFS and Star Citizen is way different story tough.

But in general yes, card holds pretty well for its age

I'm on a 1440p screen, mostly either open worlds like RDR2, or simulators like MSFS, Elite, Star Citizen

1080p on 1070 is perfect still, it just looks like shit on 1440p screen

Don't get me wrong, I'll grab 7900 XT or even XTX myself once they will be available (altough availability will be pretty hard topic after Dec 13th, especially in EU). For a gaming card Nvidia definetly asks way too much. Like c'mon, few years back PC build tgat could run everything on ultra costed same as they are asking for 4080-16 in EI

just don't expect that 7900 XTX will cost 999 Eur in Europe. It will more likely be 1200-1400 Eur

>Nowdays you can have a 10 year old pc that can still run pretty much anything with decent fps if you dont max all the settings out.

Say that to my gtx 1070 from build i did in 2017, while technically it can run anything by reaching 60fps, theres no joy doing that on low settings

1600+ Euro for XX80 series card, no thank you!
I can afford it, but i dont want to, it's like worst price performance case we seen in past decades