But hey, 5060 Ti will get 16GB variant, which is fine. Depending on the price and performance it might actually be pretty decent card. 12 GB on 5070 and 16 GB on 5080 really hurts though (5070 Ti is borderline).
But hey, 5060 Ti will get 16GB variant, which is fine. Depending on the price and performance it might actually be pretty decent card. 12 GB on 5070 and 16 GB on 5080 really hurts though (5070 Ti is borderline).Nvidia sure does have a lame generation this time around. They are really bad with VRAM on everything but the 5090 and 5070 Ti. The 5080 should have 24GB, the 5070 16GB, and the 5060/Ti 12GB. They cut back on L2 cache (saving them money) and made up for it with GDDR7 which they supply to the AIB's so they'll set the prices. Either Nvidia was counting on 3GB chips or just doesn't care about gamers.
I don't think most of the cards will age well and the inevitable Super variants will increast VRAM to what it should have been. AMD had a great chance here but killed off their large die chip long ago. Hopefully Intel has plans for a B7xx series.
The more you buy, the more you save! Also known as "we got caught legally scalping our own products and got called out for it."
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What else you going to do with that GTX 670 and extra x16 slot?I don't think that's something people will actually do.
4070 isn't the comparison, 4070S is. The 5070 is going to be slower than its predecessor and available models likely more expensive.6% RT?
4070 vs 5070 is 2% RT?
My guess is they will let at least that one sku sell through fully - who knows they might have 10 or 100? - then that sale is done and that price is gone unless the market changes.They will sell one card and it will go OOS?
If that holds, why even bother with the 5080 IMO. They needed to keep a 4090 caliber card in the mix at ~$1400. Again, IMO.From TPU.
MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Ventus 3X OC
Galax GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 1-Click OC White
Much better $/perf than 5080. Good OC potential.
Unsurprisngly Tom's give it a glowing review, gets called out for it the comments, and they lock the comments. Sounds about right!
Did they repeat their old approach of, "It's Nvidia so it doesn't matter the price, just buy it"?
Meh, if you can find it at $750, it's a good enough bump up at stock, and with overclocking it's almost a real generational leap in performance.Unsurprisngly Tom's give it a glowing review, gets called out for it the comments, and they lock the comments. Sounds about right!
I liked PCGamer's approach. 86% but subtract 20% if it's only available at $900.I skipped most of it. They basically went and said hey mild gains at $750 is great, but forget about those real prices because then it would suck.
Unsurprisingly Tom's give it a glowing review, gets called out for it the comments, and they lock the comments. Sounds about right!
W1zz cannot be trusted for GPU reviews either. Dinging cards for not having DLSS is userbenchmark levels of shilling.
Meh, if you can find it at $750, it's a good enough bump up at stock, and with overclocking it's almost a real generational leap in performance.
Also, this seems reasonable, not glowing? This would be my assessment, but again, only at $750. At $900+, forget about it.
"If you're still using something like a 3070 Ti or 2070 Super, the 5070 Ti should offer a pretty massive improvement in performance. Is it enough to get people to upgrade? For some, we're sure the answer will be yes, but if you're already sporting something like an RTX 4070 Ti Super or even an RTX 4070, this will likely be an easy generation to sit out."
Ehhh, so about a 10% gain in performance with an OC, which is on par with GPU OCs in general.