• Matt Miller PCs is (Potentially) Ruin...  

This is a follow up to the above linked video. For people who want to know the context for why I needed to make this. This should be more than enough to show that the RTX 2080 can absolutely handle 2K and 4K gaming at mid/high settings just fine. I know full well that the usual crowd is going to say that '60 FPS isn't high enough' and 'You didn't play it with Raytracing so it's not really proving anything' and 'the games you chose aren't good enough examples of modern games' even though that's not the point.

Games shown in order are: Modern Warfare III, Baldurs Gate 3, Elden Ring, and Cyberpunk 2077.

All games are shown running at 2160x1440 (Commonly referred to as 2K) at 60FPS maximum. The only exception is Cyberpunk 2077 is also shown running at 4K (3840x2160) with the maximum still set to 60 and the game is holding stable at 30.

CPU Ryzen 7 5800
GPU RTX 2080
RAM 32Gb DDR4 @3200MHz

I consider this to be effectively more than enough proof of the capabilities of the RTX 2080. As I said, I know this isn't going to be enough for the people who just refuse to accept that anything but what they say is correct. I will not be making a follow up with more games and the settings I play them with. I had considered titles like Dragons Dogma II, Helldivers 2, Forza Horizon 5, and Resident Evil 4 Remake but I wanted to keep the video to roughly 15 minutes as I do tend to ramble. Suffice it to say though that all those titles have very similar settings and are running at 2K 60FPS just like the 4 games I've shown here.