I sold my 2080 ti 3 months ago in preparation for this launch. I also got a great deal on a Samsung g7 monitor that I absolutely love, but I'm excited to get a 3080 and finally be able to push those frames. I bought a B8 oled LG TV last year and I was excited to use it but it only supports 4k 60fps. That should still be good for more imersive games, so I have a 15ft hdmi cable for that so I can switch between the two depending on what I'm playing. I definitely drank the coolaid tho lol. And I am super pumped for this gpu.

A GPU for me, the 3080, I'm not going for a new monitor yes, but I might go with an upgraded CPU/motherboard/ram not to far off from now. I'm going to see if I can get my samsung TV to work with the new card, even if it doesn't have the level of support like an LG OLED display does, I at least already have it.

kring
I'm a bleeder!  was able to grab a 3090 FTW3 Ultra and a LG CX 48" and as soon as the EVGA hybrid cooler shows up I'll be all over that!
 
Right now I'm having issues with this new combo, G-sync, black screens, full screen issues, resolution of desktop being blurry, dimming issues, 3090 stuck clocks, game freezes, games crashing to desktop... each firmware, driver released nudges it better; but running beta TV firmware with hotfix nvidia drivers it's a bit better but nothing is what I would consider solved.  so we're defineily in Bleeding edge zone!  Which I personally don't mind.. it comes with the territory.
 
Coming from a 2080 Ti KingPin and Asus PG279Q (27" 165hz 1440P)

Dang dude...that's a lot of Beta testing nightmares! Scarier thing for me is that your upgrade path is exactly what mne is going to be.... 

kring
I'm a bleeder!  was able to grab a 3090 FTW3 Ultra and a LG CX 48" and as soon as the EVGA hybrid cooler shows up I'll be all over that!
 
Right now I'm having issues with this new combo, G-sync, black screens, full screen issues, resolution of desktop being blurry, dimming issues, 3090 stuck clocks, game freezes, games crashing to desktop... each firmware, driver released nudges it better; but running beta TV firmware with hotfix nvidia drivers it's a bit better but nothing is what I would consider solved.  so we're defineily in Bleeding edge zone!  Which I personally don't mind.. it comes with the territory.
 
Coming from a 2080 Ti KingPin and Asus PG279Q (27" 165hz 1440P)

The new Beta driver is reported to fix that issue. Hope it helps your situation>

Getting rtx 3080, and probably upgrading to 5950x when I move and a start a new job doing Autocad stuff

I have an OLED TV but I will weight a bit for OLED monitors

Waiting for a chance to perorder a 3090 Hybrid from the EU store.
 
But im not in a hurry, my 1080Ti is still good enough for the next couple of upcoming games.

I would,  if I could find a 3090 anywhere.    Already have the 48" oled.

It looks like the LG Nano85, Nano90 and Samsung Q70T, Q80T are now supporting 4K120 VRR/G-Sync over HDMI 2.1, they are about 50%-70% the cost of the OLED's.  The LG is IPS while the Samsung is VA.  If I could get a 65" Nano85 for $799 on closeout that would pretty sweet price on a BFGD.

I'm going all out for the first time in a couple of decades.  The only thing I actually have to wait for are the 4K 120hz HDMI 2.1 displays to come out next year and my 5900x which is on backorder (thank goodness I don't have to look anymore).  I'll have to game on my 1080 panels or my HDTV 4k60 for the time being.  

morness

rain2_usa
I'm going all out for the first time in a couple of decades.  The only thing I actually have to wait for are the 4K 120hz HDMI 2.1 displays to come out next year and my 5900x which is on backorder (thank goodness I don't have to look anymore).  I'll have to game on my 1080 panels or my HDTV 4k60 for the time being.  

LGCX is already out (4K HDMI 2.1, 120Hz, VRR, HDR10 "real" HDR)

Didn't realize the CX panels had HDMI 2.1.  I know the panels well, but apparently not well enough. lol.  If I upgrade my living room HDTV, I'll go for it, but looking into monitors around the 32" or smaller size with the same specs.  I think ASUS and 1 other are releasing some early 2021. 

morness
Yeah 48" is a bit big for a desktop monitor, but I made it work (I wall mounted it). Pics above next to a 32"

Nice.  Don't have the wallspace where my new rig is going, so I'll have to wait for now, but I may just "start" by leaving the rig in my living room to see what it can do in 4k. lol.  

I'm slowly putting the pieces together, was hoping to get a 27' to 32" 4k 120+ hz miniled monitor but the OLED TVs are checking a lot of the boxes

pplshero54
Waiting until May to purchase since that's when I graduate medical school. Looking to do a Zen 3 Threadripper + 3090 Kingpin setup.

That will be awesome

Currently assembling parts for my second build and going all out...
 
CASE:             Lian Li O11 Dynamic XL Black
CPU*:             AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 16-core, 32-Thread
CPU Cooler:     Corsair iCUE H150i Elite Capellix Liquid CPU Cooler
FANS:             Corsair iCUE QL120 RGB 120mm PWM x 7
GPU*:             EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 K|NGP|N HYBRID GAMING 24GB GDDR6X
MOBO:            Gigabyte X570 AORUS Xtreme EATX AM4 (rev. 1.1)
MONITOR:       Samsung Odyssey G9 49" 5120x1440p 240 Hz
PSU:               Corsair AX1600i Digital ATX Power Supply 1600 Watt
RAM**:           Patriot Viper Steel DDR4 4400MHz 32GB (4x8GB)
SSD:              2TB Sabrent Rocket 4 PLUS NVMe 4.0 Gen4 PCIe M.2
SSD Cooler:    Sabrent M.2 2280 SSD Rocket Heatsink 
 
* waiting on back-order or queue
** planning to only clock the RAM at 3600-4000 MHz, depending on how fast I'm able to overclock the Infinity Fabric