In the lineup, the RTX 4070 Ti SUPER is poised to replace the RTX 4070 Ti non-SUPER, with a price tag of $799. Concurrently, the RTX 4070 SUPER is expected to retail at $599, aligning with the adjusted MSRP of the existing non-SUPER iteration. NVIDIA's focus has shifted towards enhancing shader, ray tracing, and tensor core performance, moving away from an emphasis on CUDA core specifications.

Let's delve into the technical details of each model:

1. Geforce RTX 4080 SUPER:

   • CUDA Cores: 10240
   • Memory: 16GB GDDR6X at 23 Gbps
   • Total Graphics Power (TGP): 320W
   • Power Consumption: Approx. 246W during gameplay, 15W in idle
   • Key Features: 4K Full RT gaming, advanced AI capabilities
   • Expected Release Date: January 31
     
     

2. GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER:

   • CUDA Cores: 8448
   • Memory: 16GB GDDR6X
   • TGP: 285W
   • Power Consumption: Approx. 226W during gameplay, 12W in idle
   • Notable Feature: Enhanced memory for improved performance
   • Expected Release Date: January 24
     
     

3. GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER:

   • CUDA Cores: 7680
   • Memory: 36MB L2 cache
   • Power Consumption: Approx. 200W during gameplay, 11W when idle
   • Claimed Performance: Outperforms the RTX 3090
   • Expected Release Date: January 17

The Founders Edition design for the RTX 40 SUPER series is confirmed to feature a black aesthetic. Each model within the series offers varying specifications, including differences in CUDA cores, memory, clock speeds, and bandwidth, catering to diverse performance requirements and price points.