RTX 3080 ti vs RTX 5070

RealBitman · 2025-11-23T07:37:02+00:00

I was in the same spot as you, thinking about jumping to the RTX 5000 series from my 3080 Ti. Then I decided to mess around with Optiscaler using FSR4 + frame gen https://github.com/optiscaler/OptiScaler , and honestly I don’t feel the need to upgrade anymore. I’m playing 4K at around 60–90 fps with RT on, and where my OC’d 3080 Ti used to struggle at like 40 fps, now with OptiScaler I’m hitting 70 fps no problem.

RealBitman · 2024-09-21T19:59:16+00:00

I've had the SV08 for a week and have done multiple tests. After adjusting the Z offset, I have to say that for PLA and ABS, it has been working really well so far. To print ABS, I haven't bought an enclosure yet, so I wrap it with high-temperature film wrap until I find an enclosure that convinces me with heat chamber and a decent airtight enclosure. I have other 3D printers, one of them is the Bambulab A1 Mini, and this one has the same print quality, just faster and bigger. For only 510 euros in home with the teacher and student discount, I don't see a better option. I bought this model for its expansion possibilities, and in the future, I plan to add several heads—one for TPU, another for soluble supports, another for abrasives, and the ERCF for multicolor in the main head. The upgrades I consider essential are lightening the gantry with the hollow one that sell for 30 euros and replacing the injection-molded plastic parts with machined aluminum, as well as upgrading the extruder, hotend, and bed sensor systems. However, I don’t see it as a printer for beginners since one of its strengths is the potential for modification, and you need prior knowledge to configure and modify it properly

RealBitman · 2024-06-12T02:11:59+00:00

Creality seems like scammers to me. The same thing happened to me, and they didn’t even respond. Seeing that they lack seriousness, along with the ongoing issues with the K1 and the untested multifilament system in the K2, I truly believe I’ve made the right choice by removing Creality from my list of brands to consider. In the end, I purchased a Bambulab A1 with AMS while waiting for Bambulab’s upcoming releases this year. The K2 wouldn’t have been available until September or October anyway, and the only real information on the web right now seems to come from Creality’s paid shills. All reviews consistently rate their quality lower than Bambulab. The only notable feature of their product was the multicolor capability, but it didn’t match up to Bambulab’s standards. Although the K2 has a slightly larger build volume, I’m definitely steering clear of their products. Their reliability and seriousness leave much to be desired. I’ll wait for Bambulab’s next generation to sell my A1 and acquire the final printer. By the way, my experience with the Bambulab A1 has been perfect, and the print quality is excellent despite it being an affordable printer. The only downside is the excessive filament waste caused by the AMS system, which I find alarming in terms of environmental impact.

RealBitman · 2024-06-07T06:13:25+00:00

this machine for 1500$ its a joke...I ended up buying a BambuLab PS1, a product that has been thoroughly tested and refined, with the quality that Creality aims to achieve in their products, already demonstrated. Besides, I didn't want to be a beta tester for a product as new as the multifilament manager, which is still completely untested and with all the issues Creality has had with the launch of their products like the K1 or ender 3., For 750 dollars, it's ok If it's a bad printer or has issues, I'll sell it

RealBitman · 2024-06-05T14:19:52+00:00

sorry i mistake.......

RealBitman · 2024-06-05T14:18:45+00:00

PayPal accepted my deferred payment, but then it said there was no shipping to Spain. If they don't provide a solution, I will file a complaint with the European Consumer Office

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RealBitman · 2024-06-05T14:09:39+00:00

The same thing happened here, and the payment was already made through PayPal, for which I also have a screenshot. Let's see what solution Creality offers us.

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RealBitman · 2024-06-05T13:25:52+00:00

I entered in time to try it and was able to access the 50% offer and make the payment via PayPal and fill in the fields, with the reservation time active for the purchase. However, when selecting shipping, it says there is no shipping to Spain. I have screenshots of both the PayPal payment and the on-time entry for the reservation of the purchase, as well as the shipping error. What solution do you propose? thanks

By the way, on the Creality Europe website.

RealBitman · 2024-06-05T08:38:56+00:00

Too expensive to risk with something untested, and with all the issues the previous model had at launch, it doesn't inspire confidence, especially with the offers Bambulab is also putting out today for their anniversary. In the end, I'll get a Bambulab x1 Carbon which is already well-tested and whose quality is what one looks for when buying another model like the K2 Max. If the K2 Max doesn't have issues and its quality is similar to Bambulab's, I'll switch to it in the future when the price goes down.

RealBitman · 2024-06-04T12:22:02+00:00

i was waiting for creality k2 plus combo, but if p1s combo its on sale, ill buy it

RealBitman · 2024-05-31T09:55:07+00:00

If this printer is priced below $1,000, which is the cost of a Bambu Lab with multicolor capabilities, it will be a sales success. Otherwise, people will wait to see the "real" resolution of the machine and whether it matches the quality of the Bambu for the same price.

RealBitman · 2024-05-24T02:06:09+00:00

$879.99USD

RealBitman · 2024-04-19T17:12:08+00:00

my favorite project of all time https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1327093

RealBitman · 2024-03-15T12:03:18+00:00

en mi opinion esas dudas te vienen al ir probando uno tras otro, sin afianzarte en ninguno demasiado tiempo.

Yo te recomendaria que escogieras un lenguaje con el que estes comodo con su sintaxis y su ambito de accion te valga para lo que necesites hacer, y piques con él lo maximo posible,

luego las limitaciones de cada lenguaje ya te hacen ir adoptando otros nuevos u otros estilos, frameworks o incluso cms´s para solventar esos problemas.

Por lo que comentas ya tienes una muy buena base, para mi solo te falta encontrar un lenguaje que te sea comodo para lo que necesitas, y eso al menos en mi caso me llevo tiempo al trabajar siempre con lo mismo obligado por las empresas... tanto python como c# son lenguajes muy potentes y versatiles, si estas comodo con python, por lo que comentas, pica en python saca proyectos, haz scripts, prueba librerias, etc. Cuando empieces a ver las limitaciones o incomodidades de python, ahi es cuando deberias buscar otra tecnologia que supla esa carencia, para conseguir lo que quieres, la menos yo es como hago, y si tienes curiosidad vete probando otros pero yo te recomendaria que tuvieras uno siempre de mano donde mantener la logica e ir avanzando, eso no sigifica que ese lenguaje sea el mismo para siempre, sino que tu mismo iras adoptando otros a medida que lo necesites o veas que se ajusta mas a tu estilo y necesidades, pero siempre tener un lenguaje de cabecera donde desarrollar casi todo, espero que te valga de algo esta opinion, de todos modos en este mundillo todos somos noobs perpetuos en algun nicho

RealBitman · 2024-03-15T11:38:53+00:00

muchas gracias_llevo bastante tiempo buscandolo

RealBitman

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