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Posted by: on: 04/12/2023 02:59 PM [
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The GeForce RTX 4070 (12GB) is released today, we have planned multiple reviews including our founder edition card. targeted at ray tracing, DLSS, and AI-powered assists, the GeForce RTX 4070 offers quite a bit of performance. At a price of 599 USD, it is in reach for a lot more people as opposed to the previous high-end products
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cucaulay malkin
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Posted on: 04/12/2023 03:34 PM
4 resolution average.
yawn. not gonna pay 200eur premium for this and dlss over the 6800. maybe 100. I'm sure rt is great, though the card should have 16gb to avoid the 3070 situation in 3 years, where rt performance starts being limited by vram and you have to start tinkering with textures. Not that I think it makes a big difference, I know it doesn't, just don't wanna bother. will be waiting for n32 and then decide.
4 resolution average.
yawn. not gonna pay 200eur premium for this and dlss over the 6800. maybe 100. I'm sure rt is great, though the card should have 16gb to avoid the 3070 situation in 3 years, where rt performance starts being limited by vram and you have to start tinkering with textures. Not that I think it makes a big difference, I know it doesn't, just don't wanna bother. will be waiting for n32 and then decide.
Valken
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Posted on: 04/12/2023 03:34 PM
I love the review(s) especially the last 2 graphs of FPS/$ and FPS/Watt!
I'm looking at the 7900XTX now!
I love the review(s) especially the last 2 graphs of FPS/$ and FPS/Watt!
I'm looking at the 7900XTX now!
Horus-Anhur
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Posted on: 04/12/2023 03:34 PM
RTX 4070: Yesterday's performance, today.
RTX 4070: Yesterday's performance, today.
nizzen
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Posted on: 04/12/2023 03:40 PM
4 resolution average.
yawn. not gonna pay 200eur premium for this and dlss over the 6800. maybe 100. I'm sure rt is great, though the card should have 16gb to avoid the 3070 situation in 3 years, where rt performance starts being limited by vram and you have to start tinkering with textures. Not that I think it makes a big difference, I know it doesn't, just don't wanna bother. will be waiting for n32 and then decide.
Paying extra for not dealing with AMD gpu drivers is worth more than 100$
4 resolution average.
yawn. not gonna pay 200eur premium for this and dlss over the 6800. maybe 100. I'm sure rt is great, though the card should have 16gb to avoid the 3070 situation in 3 years, where rt performance starts being limited by vram and you have to start tinkering with textures. Not that I think it makes a big difference, I know it doesn't, just don't wanna bother. will be waiting for n32 and then decide.
Paying extra for not dealing with AMD gpu drivers is worth more than 100$
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Is it just me or card is really underwhelming for the price. At 1080p jumps between 3080 and 3080ti but as soon you up the resolution to 1440p performance suffer significantly barely matching 3080 and 6800xt. At 4k its slower than 3080 and people say memory bandwidth does not matter it has huge L2 cache.