I have a EVGA Nvidia Geforce GTX 1080 SSC. I don't play multiplayer titles, however I do play single player games at the resolution of 4k. I got my 1080 before the Ti's came out so no Ti. I recently went on a computer building spree where I ordered a pre-built Dell in Dec before realizing that I can hardly modify it, and ordered a new Ryzen 7 3700X build yesterday that I will put together myself. (Don't ask I was lazy at first, and already sold the Dell.)

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I've been reading here silently all of the 1080 vs 2080 Super threads, where mostly people say go for the 2080 Ti. However if I do that my son will get my 1080 and I will only have a 1060 to sell to recoup some cash, which isn't worth very much -- so basically I will pay full price. This is after paying full price for the 980 and then the 1080. Without varied opinions I cannot bring myself to pull the trigger on the RTX 2080 Super.... And I don't want to spend the cash on a 2080 Ti though it would be the most obvious upgrade path.

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I currently have no games that support the new technology. I have control but on Xbox One X, so that is a wash -- and no games currently come in card deals. I should have no trouble with the 3700X and the 1080 playing 4k at 30fps which is fine with me with high-settings. with only a 20~30% increase, is it wise to get the RTX2080 Super? I like DLSS and am used to gaming at the top, but this time the top just seems a bit above where I am.

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Anyone have some thoughts on this, I am coming from an original gaming pc of an i7-4970k Devils Canyon and a 1080 to a R7 3700X and a 1080.... I might be buying star citizen, but I've seen 1660s perform well in that game... any help would be nice!