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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER, RTX 4070 Ti SUPER, and RTX 4070 SUPER Release Dates Leaked

The 40-series Super lineup is going to be utterly pointless unless it improves the performance/$ of this generation, and it probably won't. If Nvidia releases a card that is 15% faster than a current card they will charge 15% more than the street value of that card, resulting in absolutely no change in the market. They'll possibly claim that existing cards are getting a discount by "officially" reducing their MSRP to what they've been selling for the last 6 months anyway...

The only thing they could have done that would have been useful is add a 12GB mainstream card, but that isn't going to happen according the leaks so we're still left with nothing but weak BS under $500 that lacks enough VRAM and doesn't even have enough grunt to enable raytracing.
 
What a ridiculous and pointless number of 70 tier skus.
Well they might deprecate the original 4070's unless they are prepared to massively cut their prices and if they do that the 4060 garbage class GPU's look even more garbage.

The 40-series Super lineup is going to be utterly pointless unless it improves the performance/$ of this generation, and it probably won't. If Nvidia releases a card that is 15% faster than a current card they will charge 15% more than the street value of that card, resulting in absolutely no change in the market. They'll possibly claim that existing cards are getting a discount by "officially" reducing their MSRP to what they've been selling for the last 6 months anyway...

The only thing they could have done that would have been useful is add a 12GB mainstream card, but that isn't going to happen according the leaks so we're still left with nothing but weak BS under $500 that lacks enough VRAM and doesn't even have enough grunt to enable raytracing.
What manufacturer would jack up prices of the 4080 super given they are all complaining no one buys the current 4080 due to pricing. That would be the definition of insanity. If they are going to the trouble of making 4080 supers, they will need to sell it at MSRP. At $999 it should do ok. Any higher though and meh.
 
What kills me is they could have just put all the resources into making existing lines and un-borking the availability and market issues instead of letting scalpers destroy the card economy. $6000 for a 4090, anyone? Nvidia is a friken joke.
 
The 40-series Super lineup is going to be utterly pointless unless it improves the performance/$ of this generation, and it probably won't. If Nvidia releases a card that is 15% faster than a current card they will charge 15% more than the street value of that card, resulting in absolutely no change in the market. They'll possibly claim that existing cards are getting a discount by "officially" reducing their MSRP to what they've been selling for the last 6 months anyway...

The only thing they could have done that would have been useful is add a 12GB mainstream card, but that isn't going to happen according the leaks so we're still left with nothing but weak BS under $500 that lacks enough VRAM and doesn't even have enough grunt to enable raytracing.

It's not pointless in certain markets. In my country (not China), no 4080 and 4090 cards are available anywhere since the announcement of chip export ban to China. It's basically a deja vu to those crypto mining times.

4080 super is my only hope to replace my aging 1080ti as there's no suitable alternative for 4K 60fps gaming that I'm targeting now.
 
Ultimately, I think there is a reason they focus more on the enterprise segment, and price everything higher, the enterprise environment can lap them up and do tax write-offs.

The gaming GPUs; will just become more expensive to such a point, that GeForce NOW! makes sense to "consumers", you will own nothing and be happy. If you look at how everything is interconnected, you stop believing in coincidences.

Subscriptions, subscriptions everywhere. :banghead::mad:
 
Leaks suggest 7168 Cuda cores for 4070S, 8448 Cuda cores for 4070TiS and 10240 Cuda cores for 4080S which so close to the launch should be correct, but i was expecting 7168 Cuda cores for 4070S, 8704 Cuda cores for 4070TiS and 10496 Cuda cores for 4080S.
Anyway at least it will force AMD partners to lower the price for 7900XTX and 7900XT (probably 7900XTX starting at $899 and 7900XT starting at $719) so a positive outcome anyway.
 
If they add some VRAM and the new models will just slot into old ones price tiers, then the 4070 Super might be a decent buy.
But, you know, not holding my breath. I fully expect 12 gigs, maybe a SM or two more and a 700 dorra pricetag or some other inanity.
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Nvidia improving price/performance? NEVER GONNA HAPPEN.

It's a good thing your expectations are low. There is a reason why 4090's now cost $2000...
 
If this 40x0 generation was a $hit show regarding names and stuff, imagine what would the new 50x0 series be...
 
i kinda laugh, because they will still be 1000 dollar canadian cards… if Nvidia releases those “new” cards at half price, (600-800… not a chance, but gotta have faith, ROFL)
my “faith” in NVIDIA might be restored.
 
Late to the party

So the 4070 TI Super…if the specs are confirmed for it, it’s basically the 4090 Laptop GPU repurposed for Desktop usage. So Nvidia is name changing again…great. Hopefully they will use the GDDR6X memory instead of the regular GDDR6 in the laptop GPU. Also, they should have name it 4070 SUPER TI(E)
 
They are barely better than the RTX3000 series, except if you purchase the 4080+ compared to their progenitors, yes, they are overpriced and yes, that makes them trash, nothing wrong with my statement.
Sir that is overpriced but not trash in a nutshell.

The lineups pricing is trash, would be the accurate statement. And it is.

If this 40x0 generation was a $hit show regarding names and stuff, imagine what would the new 50x0 series be...
Soon there won't even be a next series for gamers, mark my words. We aren't interesting financially anymore.

The gaming GPUs; will just become more expensive to such a point, that GeForce NOW! makes sense to "consumers", you will own nothing and be happy.
This is the future eventually, as dystopian as it sounds most consumers will be fine with it and indeed "happy."

You'll always have that local option, but soon you'll be bidding against datacenters and you'd best be prepared to pay accordingly if you want local gaming.
 
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Never one to follow hype or anything but I got this feeling... that the pricing... might end up being worse. Hope this comment ages like milk but the comments from NVIDIA (especially after the whole rtx 4090 china ban) have been... interesting. Either way Intel wont be releasing any new ARC battle mage cards until 2024 and the same goes for AMD. Though we will see if NVIDIA puts the SUPER in EXPENSIVE.

Or the SUPER in EXPLOSIVE with the cable melting crisis. Man we gonna need a full bingo card of possible tech drama for this release at this rate.
 
Nvidia is said to have built up a large stock of the upcoming RTX 4070 Super to compete with AMD's RX 7800 XT.

The RTX 4070 Super would be fairly easy for Nvidia to produce, as it would be an RTX 4070 Ti, but with a few Cuda cores disabled.
The 4070 Ti is slightly slower than the RX 7800XT in standard rasterization calculations, but is quite competitive.
With a few Cuda cores less, the RTX 4070 Super could be an interesting competitor provided the price is right.

 
I got a 4070 Ti over AMD cards specifically for ray-tracing. In Cyberpunk Path Tracing, it's barely good enough at 1440p with DLSS 2 and 3 and 3.5 on. A 4070 Super is a 1080p ray-tracing card.
 
Haters gonna hate, no news.
I need a new gpu, this would defo suffice.
 
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Nvidia improving price/performance? NEVER GONNA HAPPEN.

It's a good thing your expectations are low. There is a reason why 4090's now cost $2000...
Amd trolls dont get it?

Gtx680 cost over 500$ now u can get much better Gpu...
Gtx980 cost a lot..
Gtx1080Ti cost a lot
Rtx2080Ti cost a lot..
But now whit same money u get lot more gpu performance.
So yes! price/performance is a lot better.

If this 40x0 generation was a $hit show regarding names and stuff, imagine what would the new 50x0 series be...

its just like 2000 or 3000 series, name is fine.

Amd butt hurt trolls just QQ everything..

The anticipation is killing me, oh, uh, wait a minute, no, no it doesn't.

*Wallet sighs with relief*

"There there, it's only overpriced trash, you are safe."
Maybe its better to get a job and stop being poor and QQ crying in forums..
 
Maybe its better to get a job and stop being poor and QQ crying in forums..

You should have been reported.

In some countries, even with advanced economy in EU, the salaries are very low or their currency is weak.
No matter what you do for a living, most items with global price are unaffordable.

Think before you write.
A 4080 is affordable in UK to most of people, while it costs twice the basic salary in Greece.
 
According to the front page, RTX 5000-series are still a year out.
 
According to the front page, RTX 5000-series are still a year out.

Yeah, that bit has been known for a while. Only reason as to why this Super release makes any kind of sense. I'm waiting for RTX 5000 launch to see what comes of it, hopefully NVIDIA will come to their senses somewhat like Pascal or Ampere era.
 
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