if it was 750 for real... that's not too bad. Still too expensive but fine?
A bit slower than a 5070Ti. Probably in between a 4070Ti and 4070 Ti Super in most games.
*laughs in Nvidia stocks* You WILL buy this, you have no other choice.
naa it was ok, i got the hit when i bought my 3070 ti back in the day at $1200 bucks T_T
I meant the base "announced" 5070ti MSRP version pricing being the $750... but it seems like everyone's selling them at higher price.
I don't think $750 was ever part of the plan other than for marketing. The Founders Edition now seems like a way to misrepresent MSRP while being able to say "we did technically sell 24 cards at that price"I meant the base "announced" 5070ti MSRP version pricing being the $750... but it seems like everyone's selling them at higher price.
4080 Super-esque performance at $750 is not terrible... but honestly I expected 5070ti would and should surpass previous gen 80 series like it normally did before 40 series.
Like someone else said, roughly around 4070Ti level I imagine. I'm rocking a 12700K and 3080 and it's great. No game I'm playing at 1440p runs less than 60fps and most of the time I cap the framerate at around 90fps just to lighten the load on the machine. A 3090Ti is going to do just fine and play anything you throw at it for the foreseeable I reckon.
Indeed.
Yeah. Not at that money. But for msrp maybe I would under the spur of the moment. At least for FE card... or Zotac. I have a soft spot for Zotac.
3080 was a very good card at the time for the price. 1440p your still going to get good results on a VRR set on high settings for the majority of games. Until you hit ray traced and max settings you should be fine. I thought under 12gb pt didn’t unlock on Indy.Yeah. Not at that money. But for msrp maybe I would under the spur of the moment. At least for FE card... or Zotac. I have a soft spot for Zotac.
What I say =/= not always what I do lol.
I might not like what nvidia is doing and don't agree with them, but that card is still essentially a 16gb 4080 for a better price than 4080 (depends) and my 3080 10gb is so limiting it hurts.
Devs have no idea how to code. Indiana jones goes 1 mb above my vram limit?! BUM 3fps, fuck you. That's awful coding.
So I didn't exactly "want" to get one. I was kinda hoping that MSRP FE would materialize on nvidia website and push me to get it. If you know what I mean
It actually seems like a better deal than 5080 since it's like 10-15% slower.
And yes. It's a piece of shit. Maybe for the best that I couldn't get it. But hey - At least 3700x to 5700x3d should be a decent upgrade... right?!
Hell my cpu is from 2019 and gpu from 2020... It's a miracle this thing is still working so well.
My 3080.. is 10gb launch version. It's a sad card.
In Poland... Unobtainable card, no FE release at all... 1100 to 1300$ pricing...
I suppose that's like that everywhere. nobody getting 5070ti below 1k.
DF 5070ti vid is up.
Turns out it really only is 25-30% faster than my 3080 in real use scenarios. Lol where is double performance as seen in some benchmarks yesterday?!
And how much is 5080 faster than 5080ti?
Man what a complete nonsense of a lineup. 750 (1100$ here) card being, 30% faster than 2020 700$ ram. Granted, better DLSS features and 16gb of vram... Again, the price is an issue here.
I would saym, any 4080 (super or not) is a better buy than both of these cards. I don't think that's too far fetched is it? Especially with physx removed too
cmon at least msrp
I was looking at msi ventus at msrp and delayed my decision too long. Now it's gone.
