ymdhisThat 115W sounds nice, too bad it'll probably cost something like €800 (as in $400 MSRP + scalper tax + EU Tax).

The card has a typical graphics power (TGP) of 115 W, making it possible to build cards with just one 6-pin PCIe power connector.

ymdhisThat 115W sounds nice, too bad it'll probably cost something like €800 (as in $400 MSRP + scalper tax + EU Tax).

wolfa 4070Ti has only ~47% of the Cuda cores that a 4090 has, but a 4090 is ~60% faster

CrackongBecause both the 4070ti and 4080 serves the sole purpose of upselling the 4090

Hyderzive said before people on 30 series gpu and safely skip 40 series, even the 20series still have enough grunt if you dont mind a bit of graphical tweaking here and there
they are charging high price because they dont want to put prices back down, instead they cut the production down and keeping prices high..
if you gonna buy gpu better to skip a gen or two unless yours suddenly dies

Hyderzive said before people on 30 series gpu and safely skip 40 series, even the 20series still have enough grunt if you dont mind a bit of graphical tweaking here and there
they are charging high price because they dont want to put prices back down, instead they cut the production down and keeping prices high..
if you gonna buy gpu better to skip a gen or two unless yours suddenly dies

Why_MeSo what 40XX card that's been released to date would you say is 'overpriced'?

N/AAt this rate 3060 is as fast as 4060. And the former was supposed to be as fast as 2080 ended up being an improved 2070 with 12 GB instead. 4060 should be at 3080 level of performance like the 1060 and 2060 before were respectively 980 and 1080. This video card market has become a perpetual joke for generations. And Nvidia relies on frame generation to make up for it. More input lag and blurr for the masses.

ymdhisThat 115W sounds nice, too bad it'll probably cost something like €800 (as in $400 MSRP + scalper tax + EU Tax).

Hyderzbesides the 4090 nvidia can charge what ever they want since its the fastest card on the market,
the 4080 and 4070ti is overpriced, the 3080 10gb $699 and the 4080 is $1199 - $500 price bump and not to mention the aib cards are $100-$300 more

Why_MeRTX 4070 Ti MSRP: $800
RTX 4080 MSRP: $1200
RTX 4090 MSRP: $1600

wolfI'm seeing a lot of hoo ha about the amount of Cuda cores it has

RTX 4090 - 16384
RTX 4060 - 3072 ~ 19% of RTX 4090

But bear in mind that a 4070Ti has only ~47% of the Cuda cores that a 4090 has, but a 4090 is ~60% faster (not ~106% faster as the core deficit alone might suggest), and that's at 4k where the 4070Ti loses steam, at lower resolutions it performs even better relative to that metric. Core count and raw on die specs don't tell you the entire picture.

Like all new cards this gen, I fear the real issue will just be the price.

Why_MeThe 4070 Ti is meant for gaming at 1440P. The 4080 is for peeps who want to game at 4K but can't afford a 4090.

Why_MeLet's say you're a gamer and I'm not talking about those games with the wizards, elves and magical fairy dust but first person shooter games where you shoot peeps and blow sh1t up .. the games where smoothness of game play actually means something. What Nvidia card would you purchase for gaming at 1440P with a gpu budget of $800 and what Nvidia gpu would you purchase for gaming at 4K with a budget of $1200?

GTX 1080 Ti MSRP: $700
RTX 2080 Ti MSRP: $1000
RTX 3080 Ti MSRP: $1200
RTX 3090 MSRP: $1500
RTX 3090 Ti MSRP: $2000
RTX 4070 Ti MSRP: $800
RTX 4080 MSRP: $1200
RTX 4090 MSRP: $1600

evernessinceI don't know what's worse, that a 1440p graphics card is $800 in 2023 or that you have to spend $1,200 to get one for 4K.