RDR2 is definitely one I would like to play maxed out at high fps which I can't atm. Honestly my system is currently struggling to play Ghost Recon Breakpoint as well so I guess I should throw that in there. I haven't bought it yet but I want a PC that can run Microsoft Flight Simulator too that game is just gorgeous maxed out but its really tough to run.

consume123
PSO2:NGS. It's one of few games that'll actually require me to upgrade if I want a stable framerate. 

That's a good one actually I forgot about it, the beta did not run good for me at all. not even fps as much as jittery frame timing.

Cyberpunk

I want to play cyberpunk and Control on ultra settings lol they look so cool

nick2win2000

consume123
PSO2:NGS. It's one of few games that'll actually require me to upgrade if I want a stable framerate. 

That's a good one actually I forgot about it, the beta did not run good for me at all. not even fps as much as jittery frame timing.

I had a similar problem in the beta. Turning off the ingame frame limiter fixed most of my weird frame issues. There's a benchmark tool now so you can probably go test it to see if that fixes the problem you had too. 

Escape from Tarkov

Cyberpunk 2077 and Baldurs Gate 3 once it is out of the early access stage. Although with the latter I dont actually know how demanding it is.

Probably will end up still just playing osrs, though high settings tarkov, dcs and new arma whenever it comes out

RDR2 with DLSS

Tarkov with DLSS

Dishonored 2 (I would literally pay someone 30$ on the spot for a hack allowing 4K60fps instead of meagre 20-40 I get, been waiting to play beyond the third mission for so $&#@& long)
Cyberpunk 2077
Elite Dangerous Odyssey (~100%+ more demanding than the base game unfortunately)
Control
HL: Alyx
DX:MD DLC chapters
 
Nobody take this the wrong way but I'm surprised how many people these days think they need top of the line GPUs for 1080p & 1440p. I mean my 1070 (non-Ti) is almost good enough for 2160p60 on mostly high settings in most games (nvm CP2077) and I'm not talking about DLSS. Personally I rather turn down some settings and disable DoF/blur/etc. and play on native resolution. By which I mean it's kind of weird how much diminishing returns there seems to be with so many more CUDA cores (3x+ and 4-5x more for the 3070-3080Ti for ~60-95% perf. increase, the power draw seems to correlate much more than the nr. of SM/CUDA) and raw performance. My only theory is that (most but not all) games tend to be increasingly poorly optimized over the past few years, for the amount of detail/scene complexity increase?
 

If I manage to upgrade from my crappy 9xx card, 1st game will probably be Cyberpunk followed by RDR2

 Cyberpunk 2077 & Control because this are very good titles for Raytraceing and I wanna see the difference between RXT Off & ON!
Also Minecraft with shaders could be interesting to see!

fanti01
 Cyberpunk 2077 & Control because this are very good titles for Raytraceing and I wanna see the difference between RXT Off & ON!

 
Both games I was waiting to play till my new build - looking forward to them. Will probably play Cyberpunk somewhat later though, as from what I recall it's still being cleaned up.

Minecraft.....with RTX......no better raytracing test than it if I'm being completely honest.