Tuesday, January 3rd 2023
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Launched at $799 with Performance Matching RTX 3090 Ti
NVIDIA today formally launched the GeForce RTX 4070 Ti "Ada" performance segment graphics card at a starting MSRP of USD $799. Based on the 4 nm "AD104" silicon, the RTX 4070 Ti is essentially the same product as the RTX 4080 12 GB, which NVIDIA decided to cancel from its original mid-November launch, toward a new one this CES, under a new model name. The card maxes out the silicon it's based on, featuring 7,680 CUDA cores, 60 RT cores, 240 Tensor cores, 240 TMUs, and 80 ROPs. It gets 12 GB of GDDR6X memory across a 192-bit wide memory interface, running at 21 Gbps (GDDR6X-effective). The card has a typical power rating of 285 W, and continues to use a 12VHPWR power connector, even on the custom-design products.
NVIDIA claims that the RTX 4070 Ti should enable maxed out AAA gaming with ray tracing at 1440p, while also being formidable at 4K Ultra HD in games that can take advantage of technologies such as DLSS 3 frame-generation, or even classic DLSS 2. The company claims that it offers performance comparable to the previous-generation flagship, the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti "Ampere," with a much higher performance/Watt rating. The RTX 4070 Ti doesn't appear to feature an NVIDIA Founders Edition model, and is a partner-driven launch, with custom-design cards dominating the scene. The RTX 4070 Ti will be available from January 5, 2023, but we'll have reviews for you before that!
NVIDIA claims that the RTX 4070 Ti should enable maxed out AAA gaming with ray tracing at 1440p, while also being formidable at 4K Ultra HD in games that can take advantage of technologies such as DLSS 3 frame-generation, or even classic DLSS 2. The company claims that it offers performance comparable to the previous-generation flagship, the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti "Ampere," with a much higher performance/Watt rating. The RTX 4070 Ti doesn't appear to feature an NVIDIA Founders Edition model, and is a partner-driven launch, with custom-design cards dominating the scene. The RTX 4070 Ti will be available from January 5, 2023, but we'll have reviews for you before that!
150 Comments on NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Launched at $799 with Performance Matching RTX 3090 Ti
This card beats RX 7900 XT in performance per Dollar (MSRP).
This RTX 4070 Ti is such a product, not that it even matters - I never buy GPUs on such a low segment to begin with, I only buy the fastest model every generation... and it coincides that this is the first generation in my 16 year history with gaming PCs that it is not reasonable or sensible to do so - all the while it dangerously borders on "I can't afford it" territory either. No good, no good at all!
AMD's 7900 XTX is the only solution for the time being, unless a miracle happens and NVIDIA releases an RTX 4080 Ti being identical to an RTX 4090 but with just 12 GB of memory for $1200, which is just not going to happen.More and more these so-called MSRPs are only available for first-party cards in authorized retailers within the continental United States and NOWHERE ELSE. Add 100-300 USD for AIB designs, plus taxes worldwide.
I feel EXACTLY like he does towards the end of the video
Please people, don't give in to temptation. Please skip the 40XX series cards.
Vote with your wallets.
Steve from GN did a much better video. Jay is cool and all but sometimes he gives me a lot of nVidia fanboy vibes. XD
www.scan.co.uk/shop/computer-hardware/gpu-nvidia-gaming/geforce-rtx-4070-ti-graphics-cards
Also got plenty of 4090 and 4080. From what I've seen these cards always been available in the UK for not too much over AIB MSRP.
I got the 4070ti available at my local BB $850. I aint buying it just saying
*10% slower at 4k
AMD is not any better, as the 7900 XT should've been at least a 7800 XT and the 7900 "XTX" should've been the 7900 XT. And the pricing on their parts is also outlandish.
www.guru3d.com/news_story/nvidia_would_start_volume_production_of_rtx_4070_en_rtx_4060_ti_in_q1_2023.html
not long ago... in a far away galaxy, when i picked up a 1080 TI, i knew i was being bent over and shafted but remained positive prices would eventually fall to some given market dynamic. Boy was I wrong! Nowadays everything is getting the
flagshipcockyship treatment with NVIDIA paving the way for a never-ending post-pandemic/crypto surge in pricing. 40-series is nothing short of a habitually gradual shift in performance from one generation to the next... only we'll have to just put up with the $$$+^+^ nonsense and settle with whatever our budget permits. Initially I was totally hyped for the 40-series release but the MSRPs just didnt cut it. AMD couldn't resist either and also got thrown in the no-thank-you bin of failed end-2022/2023 aspirations. Although indecisive, I'm currently eyeing up a used 3080 to replace my 2080 TI... *might* get a good deal on it.We have to be looking at 3090Ti+ level of performance.
Meaning 4070Ti, 4080, 4090, 7900XTX.
I am tempted to go for 4070Ti. It can be found at 799 pounds....