NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti: The Reddit Community Weighs In

So its not gonna be 799$ then lmao. Also the marketing slide is just downright false marketing. My brother in christ what the hell is this? There is no mention of DLSS3 in the picture whatsoever even though its definitely being used for the 4070ti.

3060 Ti = 45% cores of a 3090, 40% slower, $400. 4070 Ti = 42% cores of a 4090, 40% slower, $800.

The video upscaling feature and the DLSS improvements shown on the Nvidia site are honestly more interesting than the 4070 Ti itself. The hardware itself looks good, but I can't justify that price.

The new GPU market is such ass.

Interesting that this shows it being bang on the 3090ti at 1440p and under, Nvidia really threaded the needle on that one. But the tiny memory bus seems to make it choke at 4k, which is unfortunate for $800, let alone 12gb VRAM which is already borderline in some titles.

NVIDIA marketing has become so incredibly arrogant that they don't even see the necessity to add whether DLSS 2 and DLSS 3 has been switched on for both the cards or just 1 card LMAO.

Am I supposed to be excited? I'm sure it will be a fantastic deal in 2025 when they are finally selling for $799 and I can pay msrp for a 2 year old card.

So basically not the same performance as the 4080 that many people were saying it would be.

I won't say 12GB is not enough for gaming, but I will say that 12GB is not enough for $800.

It seems like if you're considering paying 800 for a 4070 ti super, you should just take the 200 increase for a 4080 super.

I honestly just cant believe they're still trying to stick with launch MSRP pricing of two year old 30 series cards. They just have no shame at all.

I9 9900k here, with a z390 mobo, 32 bg of 3200 ram, old build was a 2080 build. Swapped out my 2080 for a 4070ti last week. Card is phenomenal, it runs incredibly silent and cool, and I've had great performance gains at 1440p.

This is disappointing. If the performance was a little closer to bridging the gap to regular 4080, I was going to jump on it for MSRP. But instead it seems like it's a negligible bump over a regular 4070ti, while still leaving a large gap to regular 4080.

I have a 4070ti. And I have the ventus 2x which everyone likes to crap on. It kicks ass and runs cool. I don't give a shit if paid .25c per frame or whatever more than I should have.

My 3070 is going to be the last Nvidia GPU I own. Cannot afford them going forward.

Good card garbage price. There are no bad GPU's (except entry level like the 1030) just bad prices...

I was going to say something like who cares about power efficiency on top-tier cards then I saw the 4070 ti draws just over half the power of a 3090 ti, which is an amazing improvement.

I have a 4070ti and have everything ultra on modern games I play on 1440p and only ever see 50-70 vram usage.

81.9 % 4k RT over the 3070ti. 40%+ in everything else. Beats the 3080 28% in 4k RT. If only this was $700. Would have been good at that price.

Overhyped, wasn't nearly as close to the 4080 as we thought.

lol. Nvidia and AMD keep launching products that make buying a 3080 near launch at MSRP only seem better. 4070 Ti is $100 more (14%) but only 20% faster. Except i've gotten to use my 3080 for 2 years already. Unless we see big price cuts coming in 2023, or Super refreshes, this generation is one to skip.

They made it faster with more (and fast) vram, for the same price. Still a win in my book. It doesn't look as good as the 4080 super with the price CUT and performance boost but that says more about how the 4080 was overpriced in the first place.

Decent card with a meh price. Would be a much better buy at $699.

It would have been an amazing card at the same msrp as the 3070. The price makes no sense.

I have 4070 ti too. Cyberpunk runs perfect at ultra with ray tracing on 2k.

I have a 3080 ti and I hate how it sounds like a jet engine taking off and runs so hot I have to open my window in winter to keep my room from getting uncomfortably warm. I'm seriously considering a 4070 ti super or 4080 super just to have lower power needs (and therefor hopefully lower temps / quieter fans).

It's expensive but performance is excellent, the only regret might be the 12GB really should have been 16GB considering the damn thing is $850. I went with the $600 4070 for that reason... Anyway I say just go for it.

I have one too bc it fit my budget correctly and I love it. Handles everything I want to throw at it and then some.

Either stay at the 4070 Super or go to the Ti Super for the 16gb ram. The regular Ti just doesn't have a compelling place in the lineup anymore.

It will serve you well, the card is a beast, but the price sucks. Unfortunately that's the state of the GPU market right now. You can also wait, but waiting for a 100 dollar price cut is probably not worth it if you need a card now.

4070ti here, everything on high/ultra and I've been pretty happy with it for months now. I haven't really seen any vram issue to speak of. Maybe you might notice in poorly optimized games? Other than that it's fine. It's been a huge improvement over my 6700xt.

The performance here is about the raw computing performance, not accounting for other important factors like memory bandwidth. In games, 3090 Ti will still pull out much more fps.

20% faster than 3080 for 15% more money. Terrible card from a generational improvement perspective. I'm happy I bought a used 3080Ti. Waiting for this gen has been a waste of time unless you got a 4090.

4070ti here. Great card, runs everything.

12 gb VRAM is currently a non issue for gaming. Just buy it and enjoy a card faster than a 3090ti. You wont regret it.

Without question, yes the 16GB is worth it. At that price level, getting 12gb of vram is just out of the question, spend the extra and get 16gb of vram. Games are already thrashing 8gb gpus and starting to max 12gb gpus especially on the latest AAA titles.

The 4070ti is everything the youtube talking heads said it won't be. It's fucking awesome. You'll love it. No issues on AAA on ultra settings.

I just want to say, that if someone somehow manages to grab this card exactly at MSRP price + tax of course, it's a good card, perfect for 1440p and a budget 4k card (DLSS 3 frame gen).

If you are playing at 4k don't get it. If you are playing at 1440p it will be fine for 4 to 6 years. If you are playing at 1080p you should get a cheaper card.

12gb for high end gaming 6 years down the road will almost be guaranteed not to be enough.

Got this card and don't care about the consensus. I'm a 1440p gamer and I'm upgrading from a 2060. It's an enormous upgrade for me and I don't plan on getting a 4k monitor any time soon. Found one at MSRP. I considered the 4080 but it's more than I need and also outside my budget.

You won't regret. I've built a pc with 7800x3D with gigabyte gaming oc 4070ti and I can play almost all games at 90-100 FPS at 4k maxed settings.

I think it'll last about five years and only if you're okay playing at medium settings during the home stretch to get high fps. If that seems ok then I recommend it and even bought one for myself. One thing that isn't going to happen is you installing it and feeling underwhelmed.

I have a 4070ti also, played Cyberpunk last night at ultra settings, max RT, DLSS off, sat between 70-80 fps. With DLSS on, it was 120-135 fps.