According to a report from Videocardz.com, it looks like Nvidia is gearing up to launch
a new GPU, the RTX 4070 Ti.
This new card is expected to be priced at $799, which is a bit of a discount from the
original price that Nvidia had planned for it.
So, what's the deal with this new card?
Well, it looks like it's essentially a rebranded version of the RTX 4080 with 12GB of memory.
The original plan was to sell the RTX 4080 for $899, but after facing some intense criticism,
Nvidia decided to lower the price and bring it back as the RTX 4070 Ti.
One thing to note is that the $799 price point is the suggested retail price for partner
cards.
This means that Nvidia itself is not releasing a Founders Edition version of the RTX 4070
Ti.
Unfortunately, this also means that if history is any indication, it may be difficult to
find this card at the $799 price point.
Typically, when a new GPU is released, the board partners that manufacture and sell the
card tend to run out of stock pretty quickly.
And when they do have the card in stock, they often try to sell their own, souped-up versions
of the card that have been overclocked for extra performance.
These overclocked versions usually come with a higher price tag, so it's possible that
you may have to pay more than the MSRP of $799 if you're looking to get your hands on
the RTX 4070 Ti.
According to this leaked presentation from Nvidia, RTX 4070 Ti will have 40 Shader TFLOPs,
93 RT TFLOPs and 642 Tensor TFLOPs.
This GPU will feature a full AD104 die with 7,680 CUDA cores.
It will be equipped with 12GB of GDDR6X memory, and will be rated for 285W TDP.
Indeed these are the same specs that the canceled RTX 4080 12GB GPU was boasting.
okay so let's take a look at the 3D Mark leaked results that we have so here you can see RTX
body 70 TI this is the Baseline so hundred percent now RDX 49 is significantly faster
82 percent faster in Speedway 81 percent faster in Port Royal RDX 4080 is also significantly
faster 30 24 and at higher resolution you can see it's about 20 to 25 faster now interestingly
RTX 4070 TI is comparable to 3090 TI but it is losing in some and gaining in some so for
example Speedway and Port Royal 3090 TI is faster seven percent faster in Speedway and
three percent faster in Port Royal but then when you bump up the resolution when you go
to 1440p 47 TTI takes the leads seven percent faster in Times by 1440p neck to neck when
you have 4K resolution for time Spike stream test but for 1440p resolution file strike
extreme test 47 TI takes a four percent lead here and then in 4K resolution 30 90 TI comes
out ahead so this is interesting in most of these cases I would say that 30 90 TI has
a slight advantage over 4070 TI and I would be really interested to see how Nvidia spins
this because I'm sure they will come out and say that hey our 470 TI card is faster than
3090 TI card at least in this Benchmark that doesn't look like the case seems like 3090s
is still slightly faster than 4070 TI but I'm more interested in looking at a comparison
with rx7900 XTX and rx7900 XT rx7900 XTX is actually four percent faster 59 versus 55.
same story with Port Royal AMD Flagship card is four percent faster and its smaller cousin
is almost neck to neck with the RTX 470 TI now with Times by 1440p when we bump up the
resolution here interestingly AMD card takes up the lead now so 7900 XTX is 81 and even
the smaller cousin 7900 XT is coming out ahead so for high resolution seems like MD cards
are actually performing better than RTX 470 TI and the same is true for time spy extreme
4K where you actually see AMD cards taking significant leads so 76 percent and and 65
percent both these cards are ahead of 470 TI same story with fire strike extreme 1440p
Edition 84 and 73 compared to 61 here and same story with fast strike Ultra 4K
Next, let's talk about the RTX 4070 and RTX 4060 Ti, which I think will be particularly
appealing to mainstream gamers and content creators.
While we don't have any specifics on the pricing yet, I would speculate that the RTX 4070 will
likely be sold for around $699, and the RTX 4060 Ti will be priced at around $599.
Now, it's worth noting that these prices are definitely higher than what we saw for equivalent
graphics cards from the previous generation of Nvidia products.
However, I'm hopeful that the performance of these new cards will justify their higher
price tags.
Overall, it looks like RTX 4070 Ti, RTX 4070 and RTX 4060 Ti are shaping up to be interesting
new GPUs from Nvidia.
While RTX 4070 Ti is a rebranded version of the 12GB RTX 4080, at least it will be selling
at a slightly lower price point.
RTX 4070 and RTX 4060 Ti on the other hand seem to be great options for those who are
looking for a GPU but don't want to break the bank.
They offer a solid balance of performance and affordability, and I'm sure they'll be
popular choices among gamers and content creators.
By the way, if you're interested in learning more about the video editing and content creation
performance of the RTX 4090, 4080, and RX 7900 XTX, you might want to check out these
two videos.
In them, I compare and contrast how these cards perform in Adobe Premiere Pro, Davinci
Resolve, and Blender.
So go ahead and watch these videos, and I will see you guys over there.