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| Processor | 7800X3D 2x16GB CO |
|---|---|
| Motherboard | Asrock B650m HDV |
| Cooling | Peerless Assassin SE |
| Memory | 2x16GB DR A-die@6000c30 tuned |
| Video Card(s) | Asus 4070 dual OC 2610@915mv |
| Storage | WD blue 1TB nvme |
| Display(s) | Lenovo G24-10 144Hz |
| Case | Corsair D4000 Airflow |
| Power Supply | EVGA GQ 650W |
| Software | Windows 10 home 64 |
| Benchmark Scores | Superposition 8k 5267 Aida64 58.5ns |
I was eagerly awaiting the reviews and considered upgrading to a 5070ti, but as it sits now I consider keeping my 4070 or maybe even going the 9070-route. The 50-series felt like my wife finally agreeing to that threesome and she invites a dude so we both get screwed.
My history of Nvidia-releases and improvements vs last gen:
10xx: greatly improved efficiency and performance at good prices vs 9xx. Good value at msrp.
20xx: -slightly better perf due to a bit better node and gddr6, dlss and rt that proved great after a few years, but terrible pricehike
30xx: better perf due to better node, good pricing except for 3090 and scaling the first months due to mining. Good value for money at msrp.
40xx: greatly improved efficiency and perf, but steep price hike
50xx: no improvement to efficiency, performance a bit better only due to gddr7 and higher powerlimits. Poor availability, issues with missing rops, not enough gddr7 available for high enough production etc.
I hope 9070 is a success so Nvidia steps up their game next gen. I wish team green had waited for 3N node. I would rather pay more for a vast improvement than a bit more for barely no improvement.
My history of Nvidia-releases and improvements vs last gen:
10xx: greatly improved efficiency and performance at good prices vs 9xx. Good value at msrp.
20xx: -slightly better perf due to a bit better node and gddr6, dlss and rt that proved great after a few years, but terrible pricehike
30xx: better perf due to better node, good pricing except for 3090 and scaling the first months due to mining. Good value for money at msrp.
40xx: greatly improved efficiency and perf, but steep price hike
50xx: no improvement to efficiency, performance a bit better only due to gddr7 and higher powerlimits. Poor availability, issues with missing rops, not enough gddr7 available for high enough production etc.
I hope 9070 is a success so Nvidia steps up their game next gen. I wish team green had waited for 3N node. I would rather pay more for a vast improvement than a bit more for barely no improvement.
