I ordered an Asus Tuf a few days ago. I'm still waiting for it. I've been running a H.P. single fan 3060 for about a year, I'm not a huge gamer but plan on doing more moving forward. The 4070 ti super can hit 60 FPS with ray tracing enabled in in nearly any game which is smooth enough for me. I don't know how to feel about DLLS but I'll be doing some gaming on a 4K TV with 120 Hz. So, I may have to play around with it.
Just upgrade from 2070, And its a massive jump for me. First time spending this amount on a card too. Ive previously had GTX 760, 970, RTX 2070 and now RTX 4070ti Super
I would do the same if I didn't already own a 4070. I decided none of the SUPER cards is worth losing 200 on my card (bought it for 648, eBay prices are around 500 and I would lose another 9% in fees to eBay).
@@QuangTran-bl4xk Well that would depend on the monitor you have :D Of course you would want 144+ fps if you have 144hz monitor and you care about this kind of things
I have a 2080 as well, what put you over the edge for this card? i'm concerned I won't get as many years out of this one for future proofing compared to my 2080
Ordered the card you’re testing from Amazon Canada at MSRP on launch day, will be delivered on Feb 15th which is a long wait! Sold out an hour after I put in my order and it doesn’t look like it’s going to be restocked at that price anytime soon. Card is actually replacing a 2013 6GB GTX Titan, which I bought for $1000 CDN at the time, and will be most used for AI work and experimentation. I hope my older system can handle it for now(3930K with 64GB RAM) until I can build a new system next year.
Just sold my RX 7900 XT for this precize card the Asus Tuf Gaming 4070 TI Super and i am very happy. The card is way smaller and lighter, uses less power is more quite and has DLSS 3 and FG. Also g-sync and Nvidia drivers instead of the AMD crap. Recently also got a I7-14700KF that replaced the finicky 5900X and now i have a real solid build. Wanted AMD but AMD does not want customers to be happy. So never AMD again for me. Also Blender render over 7000 points with rendering. Also superior Ray-tracing. Even if the Nvidia card would be more expensive it's still worth it, it saves a lot of trouble.
I didnt even know about microstutter issues until i got my 7900xtx. Now im here looking at a 4070ti super to replace it. Im done fiddling with that damn amd gpu
I just don't get it. Why spend extra money on a new card when your current card works perfectly anyway. I mean, to the naked eye, you'll never actually see the difference between 100 FPS and 120 FPS. Sure, the benchmarks may say there's a big jump in FPS, but you're not even going to see the difference. Where you WILL see a difference is when you are rendering 3D in programs such as Daz Studio which takes advantage of nVidia's iRay engine. I know that some of you just want validation for your new purchase, but in reality, you don't NEED an $800 video card just to play games. You won't even see the difference.
*That's All I needed to know was how it stacked up for Video Editing, gaming doesn't matter to me as I game in 1440 and both do a GREAT Job of it, but I do video editing so the 4070 Ti Super is My Winner*
Just got it today i play an old game dota 2, at 4k. I don't know why it looks sharper now, i had a 2080 ti since it came out went bad on me last night i almost cried :(😢
Performance looks amazing, now let's hope for some board partners to create a model that is not 4 slot or super length, but something actually usable in small form factors
@@Walaby50 Idk man I like that the new cards are quieter and cooler. Right now I own a 1080, and it runs at 80C and is still really loud. I'm now upgrading to the 4070ti super, and it should still fit into my Dan A4 H2O. I feel like SSF cases just need to adjust to thicket cards, and many of them already did that. You can get some really small builds with even a 4090 in them
@@Hugo-pj4bm well, I only kinda get that point. yes they are quieter and that's awesome if you got your pc on the table next to you. but some don't and need more space in a case and I personally would just like to have the option to pick my poison. I would love to build a 3HE server for example and in neither does one of the thick boys really fit if you want to have proper networking, video IO and so on in there as well. They are to high, to thick and sometimes even to long. Yes there are Quadro cards and so on, but not every client is willing to pay for that...
4070 Ti Super is a very good GPU but I went with the 4070 Super for its small size, great power efficiency, and relatively reasonable price. Building a SFF PC will be much easier with a 4070 Super compared to the beefy, more power hungry 4070 Ti Super and 4080 Super. Just wish the 4070 Super had 16GB of VRAM.
How is the 4070S working out for you ? I've been hung up on which card to grab this 4070tiS featured in the video or a 4070S . Definitely want the 16 gb of Vram and extra fps if it really matters . The 4070S doesn't seem that bad either on the other hand as well . Definitely like the look of the founders edition. Would flow with my all blk build .
Your videos are super clean Devyn. Your video on the T1 helped me build my own system in the T1. Looking forward to all the ITX videos you have coming in the future
I love the idea, but do they really have to be so enormous? I recently picked up a 4070 ti for a new SFF build - I thought I would regret it, knowing these were coming out. But my card is a small two-slot, two fan model that easily fits in a SFF case, where these beasts look huge...
@@IgnusFast yeah i have one on the way for my NR200P max, though i could have probably slapped anything in there - just didnt want to bother with the size
Nice video. Did just order a new computer, and TUF 4070Ti Super is the graphic card I bought. Upgrading from a 7 year old pc with a Asus 1060 Turbo, so think im going to feel the difference 😂
Thank you for showing rasterization. I hate when they use DLSS and/or Raytracing only. Makes it harder to compare to AMD cards which if we be honest, won't use Raytracing and FSR is not as good.
This is the GPU I've been waiting for. I don't really care about 1440P FPS performance, I'm sure it will be fine, I care about VRAM for running generative AI. Sure a 4080 would be great, but this is the most cost effective GPU with 16G of VRAM. Unless it turns out to be a turkey, I'm in.
I got my 4070 TI Super ASUS TUF Open box at Microcenter for $719. 250MHZ+ Core and 1500MHZ Memory gets around 25,300 3D Mark, excellent. Only 11.8% slower than the 4080 Super.
oc is not worth it. I did it myself with +230 core and +2000 vram and got 25 699 in timespy but with those settings i got artifacts in DCS world. now i only use +165 core and +1000 vram and still get 25 150 in timespy and no artifacts in any game.
@@3DHS_Extra_330SC OC is great if you bought ASUS Strix. They are far stable than other cheap made. I can OC to 2910 MHz and 23000MHz VRAM. and 3DMark I can push to 2985 MHz. Now I am on TOP 1 Rank on 4070Ti Super
Would you say the 4080 super worth the extra money over the 4070 ti super? I have a 4070 super but not happy with it. Trying to get a ti super or 4080 super
If you have the extra 300 or can wait I’d say yes if you wanna game at 4K. If just 1440p I’d say get the 70 Ti Super it destroys games at 1440p without unnecessary CPU heavy things like Ray-Tracing which you won’t really notice anyway.
me personally thinks that when nvidia released their super or Ti Cards for the mid to high end GPU, it means that is probably near the end of the cycle.. the RTX4070Ti Super definitely is a tempting card to get not to mention the rest of the 4070 line up are options for upgrading depending on the budget. For me who is still currently running pascal GTX1070 i think i will wait for the 50 series gpu to launch then only i will decide what to get
Having both a 4070 Ti Super and 4080 Super I can say both are amazing performers, low power and quiet, The TUF 4070 runs hotter than the 4080 super from Zotac surprisingly.
1080ti has been beaten by even lower level cards than 4070ti super, actually even 2060super beats 1080ti in most newer titles due to better DX12 support
there will most likely never be a price/perfomance card like the 1080ti ever again. Not mention its longevity. If price/perfomance and longevity is what you seek, I dont think you'll find anything for you in this 4000 series. This super refresh is too little too late because by the end of this year already the 5000 series will be here. I would wait for that.
I would of gone with the RTX 4070 TI Super, however the problem is in Australia the starting price for an RX 7900 XT is $1069 while the starting price for an RTX 4070 TI Super is $1289.
I want to get one of these to replace my 1070. I just got a 27" OLED monitor and want to be able to play in 1440p so I think the 16G VRAM would be useful. I'm just waiting for the price to drop.
@@2030soonbehereoc isnt worth it. You can oc a little, so it is definitely stable in any game, but it wont bring a improvement over about 5% if youre lucky plus you sometimes get crashes and artifacts if you oc too high.
@@3DHS_Extra_330SC I got the Asus TUF OC 4070Ti. Was toying with a 4080 SUPER. I play at 1440p but it's not really worth changing yet. Only use 7GB of VRAM max. I'm pretty lucky on the OC 145mhz CPU and 1250 on the VRAM. Can do more on the RAM but was only another2-3% so not worth the extra heat. Everything stable. Tested to destruction lol. It can be worth it, and it's fun doing it.
@@2030soonbehere I CAN do +210 core and +2000 vram but in dcs i get artifacts then, so i lowered it to +165 and +1000 which still gets me 25 150 points and is stable.
Devyn I’m looking to build a $1,400 build with a 4070 that I can move easily and is under 12 pounds, what do you suggest I go with? The Velka 5 isn’t exactly an option however. Thank you!!
look at maybe a fractal ridge or fractal terra. i made a secondary build with the terra and while it might not fit into any backpack that i own per say, ive taken it out the house in a duffle bag on some occasions. plus it looks better than the ridge imo. the ridge might be better for backpacks since thats a much slimer case if portability is what you looking for.
@@InternalVitality110 the issue with the ridge is i dont know about its strength of build quality, and then the plate at the bottom can break in the backpack. i'm looking at the velka 5 but i'm worried about air flow, velka 7 might be too heavy. backpackbility, performance, thermals are really what im after.
@@zoro-i8uare you bringing it to and from school or something? Honestly I'd just pick up a Steam Deck/alternative for portability and a normal sized PC for home. I do like the idea of lugging around a decent PC in a bag though, I would've loved that years ago in HS. Lol
I currently have a 3080 in my PC. I'm debating either 4070 Super or 4070 "TIE" Super. I'm leaning toward the latter, but it depends on if I can find one that fits in my FormD T1 case and isn't way over MSRP.
3080 to 4070 S/Ti/TiS is like going from 3080 to more efficient 3090-3090Ti but with less vram. I think it may be worth waiting out for Blackwell (50-series)
I previously bought a 2070 Super for $500 and apparently, I got lucky. Because then I got Covid and kicked it's ass..... eventually. I wanted to buy a newer PC this year if I could, because building one is stressful. So, I boght the best without overpaying. which is a 7950X3D with a Gigabyte 4090.
got an open box gaming OC 4070ti for around 700 and had store credit towards the upgrade. It was able to push 3ghz and +2000 on mem clock 24k almost 25k in 3dmark so for me id say its good/enough. I dont have a 4k/multimonitor setup nor work in rendering so it definitely seems like enough for now i can do without the AMD wattage/pulls to be competitive and the temps even at 300w range on the 4070ti when OC never get even close to 68c. When in stock form it uses even less power and the fans are at an even lower RPM. Though when fully pushed the fans never went higher than 78% on its stock curve which was nice to see. Ive pushed my 3070 strix to 2.1ghz and +1500 mem to hit past 3070ti FE numbers when i got it near a half year prior to the 3070ti launch. Being able to sell my previous GPU is what helps justify upgrading and makes it IMO more cost effective for me. I sold a 2080ti and used that towards flipping multiple 5700XT's during the 3080 launch window between the 3070 and 6800xt. It led to me getting two 3070FE cards which turned into a 5900x/x570 board and a 3070strix for basically nothing to me. Now i got the 4070ti a year post launch and it will cost me around 350$ XD. IDK the strix 4070ti super is 999$ LUL and doesnt even come close to the 4080 even when pushed/OC. On the other hand the strix/master/suprim-x range 4070S will retail for around 700$....and have to push near 330-350W to hit around 4070ti numbers. I already had a feeling the 4070TI super would be more ideal for ppl that didnt want to spent a lot but wanted NV/nominal upgrade. Or the vram for vr/racing sim/multimonitor or actual professional use w.o having to spend double on a solution IMO a used 3090 would probably be better for that use case but w.e Plus the 6950xt also at times exists for around 550$ new if ppl are willing to invest purely for the raster power and can overlook the 300+W/heat that comes with it. But for me i just want something around a 3090 or better...that uses less power as well as more ideal for my 850w psu and overall system thermals. Though for SFF a smaller design/AIB 4070ti super sounds pretty ideal from a performance/wattage standpoint as well as temps.
Its the best nvidia card on the market imo for what yoy get and being 200 less then the 4080 super. Im sry but if the 4080 superr is only giving me 6 more fps in 4k on alan wake? Why do i need a 4080 super? Just want the 16gb so there you go.
Any reason why when i power up my 4070ti super the red LED light comes on my GPU. Goes out when i power up the motherboard. Some ssy normal some say i need a new plug?
It depends on your resolution and how often you wanna upgrade. The lower your resolution is the longer your GPU will play games above 60 FPS. If you're trying to chase native 4k get a 4080S or even 4090.
None. And my 4070ti (not super) is overclocked to 145Mhz on the chip and 23Gbps on the ram. 12GB of ram at 1440p is plenty. MW3 full settings runs 170fps and only uses 6.5GB. Other titles like MSFS on ultra with TAA and frame gen hit 70-90fps on cities and 140fps+ on urban environments. Cyberpunk full settings inc Path Tracing with no frame gen is 55 to 83fps. Put FG on and you'll see a 85-100fps. RAM at 1440p is no issue.
MSI 4070ti super and i get way better FPS at 1440p and medium settings than i get at 1080p and low settings. So, yeah, it likes 1440p. Thats playing BF2042, jedi survivor and need for speed
Too little too late. Won't bite on this unless there's a decent price decrease. I'll ride my 2070 until it blows up or a 50 series card seems reasonable lol
calling the 4070ti s a 1440p card is criminal, performs better than a 2080ti which was a definitive 4k card. its like reviewer’s cant accept something under an 80 card can run 4k when they clearly can
I just got the msi ventus x3 oc version of this card and loving the performance, especially in rt compared to my old gpu the 6800xt (which artifacted and had to return to xfx sadly) but yeah love this gpu it's amazing
1% and 0.1% lows? And also need to show fps on CS2 competitive settings. (CS2 is number 1 on Steam, so if you want to increase your audience 🤷♂ just saying
7900 XT is better and cheaper + has FSR 3 (or atleast a mod for it, if the game you want to play doesnt support it). So, yeah, its a bit of a hassle to activate it, but its almost 1:1 with DLSS 3 so no longer a viable reason to buy Nvidia over AMD. Ray tracing is also very playable on AMD with FSR 3 on.
@@domeberlin4480 I have an 6800XT and play Cyberpunk with RT Ultra, 1440p, max settings with around 80-100 fps with the FSR 3 mod :) Even path tracing is playable. So if you say so :D
@@IcyTorment Lie much? FSR3 FG now beats DLSS FG in quality mode and there is a video using UE5 that demonstrates just that. DLSS has inconsequential lead in performance mode however. Like he said correctly RIP Nvidia.
@@domeberlin4480You're doomed to remain clueless the rest of your life. No critical thinking skills whatsoever. Enjoy! As far as ray tracing, it doesn't occur to you you're not seeing what you think you are seeing with AMD RT performance. The likely truth is AMD's RT performance is equal to that of Nvidia. We know this simply be looking at games like RE Village, Callisto Protocol, Avatar (you can't turn off RT here), and many other games. RT performance in the aformentioned games are just fine. So what's really going on here? The answer is it's the game developers choosing to optimize their game's RT performance for Nvidia while ignoring optimizing RT performance for AMD gpus. Part of the reason for this is Nvidia had RT first but not in all cases. Some of it is deliberate now. Look at Avatar. You know the devs optimized for both gpu brands because RT cannot be shut down in this game. RT performance on AMD cards with this game and many others is just fine. Cyberpunk developers are the most egregious offenders. I suspect they have a deal with Nvidia not to optimize RT for AMD gpus. For that reason, I won't buy Phanthom Liberty. I hate deceit. It's an evil world we live in. If I see a game developer not optimizing RT for AMD cards I won't buy that game now. The rest of you should do the same to send a message. They are deliberately doing the gaming community a disservice. You're welcome.
Now we have 4070 ti super , we can expect 4070 super ti soon
Think the Next One is comin with a Cape!😂😂
Can't wait, just ordered my msi nVidia GeForce rtx 4070 tie super ssoc quad fan liquid cooler for pc, personal pc, desktop, gaming, mining, gpu
4070 ti super deluxe is up next. To "fix" the wrongs of last year...
There were no wrongs. Just money grabs.
I'm hoping there will be 4090 Ti Super... 😅😂
@@johnleonardgoodman84454090 ti super would be a godlick card
Devyn is clearly a fan of Optimum (Formerly Optimum Tech) channel and it shows in the best way possible. Definitely quality content, keep it up!
I ordered an Asus Tuf a few days ago. I'm still waiting for it. I've been running a H.P. single fan 3060 for about a year, I'm not a huge gamer but plan on doing more moving forward. The 4070 ti super can hit 60 FPS with ray tracing enabled in in nearly any game which is smooth enough for me. I don't know how to feel about DLLS but I'll be doing some gaming on a 4K TV with 120 Hz. So, I may have to play around with it.
Just upgrade from 2070, And its a massive jump for me. First time spending this amount on a card too. Ive previously had GTX 760, 970, RTX 2070 and now RTX 4070ti Super
A year ago, it would have been mildly interesting. Now, I already bought a used 4070 and I am waiting for the next gen.
I would do the same if I didn't already own a 4070. I decided none of the SUPER cards is worth losing 200 on my card (bought it for 648, eBay prices are around 500 and I would lose another 9% in fees to eBay).
we truly live in a time where above 100fps game performance is considered as "solid"
Because it is. 60 fps is still the norm, gamers just live in an echo chamber where we think everything needs to be 120/144+ fps.
@@QuangTran-bl4xk Well that would depend on the monitor you have :D Of course you would want 144+ fps if you have 144hz monitor and you care about this kind of things
@@whosaypala not really
Bought my ASUS TUF 4070 Ti Super today. Happy! Coming from a 2080 from MSi, which was fun too
I have a 2080 as well, what put you over the edge for this card? i'm concerned I won't get as many years out of this one for future proofing compared to my 2080
@@bneg82what resolution would you use it for
@@maxtolinepackers252 1440p/4k
Thats a significant upgrade, i had 2080 ti and the performance started to struggle with newer games. Got a regular 4070 and very pleased with it.
@@parasolo89currently on 2080ti myself, get my new pc next week which has a 4070ti super, cant wait
Picked up Aero 4070ti S, paired up with 5800x3D. It's amazing🔥
just bought a 4070ti s today! and currently have the 5800x3D as well. super excited
Ordered the card you’re testing from Amazon Canada at MSRP on launch day, will be delivered on Feb 15th which is a long wait!
Sold out an hour after I put in my order and it doesn’t look like it’s going to be restocked at that price anytime soon.
Card is actually replacing a 2013 6GB GTX Titan, which I bought for $1000 CDN at the time, and will be most used for AI work and experimentation.
I hope my older system can handle it for now(3930K with 64GB RAM) until I can build a new system next year.
Just sold my RX 7900 XT for this precize card the Asus Tuf Gaming 4070 TI Super and i am very happy. The card is way smaller and lighter, uses less power is more quite and has DLSS 3 and FG. Also g-sync and Nvidia drivers instead of the AMD crap. Recently also got a I7-14700KF that replaced the finicky 5900X and now i have a real solid build.
Wanted AMD but AMD does not want customers to be happy. So never AMD again for me. Also Blender render over 7000 points with rendering. Also superior Ray-tracing. Even if the Nvidia card would be more expensive it's still worth it, it saves a lot of trouble.
I didnt even know about microstutter issues until i got my 7900xtx. Now im here looking at a 4070ti super to replace it. Im done fiddling with that damn amd gpu
I just ordered one of these GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super GPUs and will be getting it this week! Im super excited. Huge upgrade from my RTX 2080.
NICE‼️ i'm going to order mine tonight or tomorrow night. I'm coming from an RTX 2080 SUPER too.
@@riskey6788 nice!!!
7900XTX
Do you like it?
I just don't get it.
Why spend extra money on a new card when your current card works perfectly anyway. I mean, to the naked eye, you'll never actually see the difference between 100 FPS and 120 FPS. Sure, the benchmarks may say there's a big jump in FPS, but you're not even going to see the difference.
Where you WILL see a difference is when you are rendering 3D in programs such as Daz Studio which takes advantage of nVidia's iRay engine. I know that some of you just want validation for your new purchase, but in reality, you don't NEED an $800 video card just to play games. You won't even see the difference.
*That's All I needed to know was how it stacked up for Video Editing, gaming doesn't matter to me as I game in 1440 and both do a GREAT Job of it, but I do video editing so the 4070 Ti Super is My Winner*
Just got it today i play an old game dota 2, at 4k. I don't know why it looks sharper now, i had a 2080 ti since it came out went bad on me last night i almost cried :(😢
The first decent review of the card. That I have seen.
Performance looks amazing, now let's hope for some board partners to create a model that is not 4 slot or super length, but something actually usable in small form factors
I’ve got a 308 mm model and that is the absolute max size that my SFF build can fit. 😅
GIGABYTE Windforce is tripple slot
@@Hugo-pj4bm I was actually more hoping for the old 2 slot days to come back
@@Walaby50 Idk man I like that the new cards are quieter and cooler. Right now I own a 1080, and it runs at 80C and is still really loud. I'm now upgrading to the 4070ti super, and it should still fit into my Dan A4 H2O. I feel like SSF cases just need to adjust to thicket cards, and many of them already did that. You can get some really small builds with even a 4090 in them
@@Hugo-pj4bm well, I only kinda get that point. yes they are quieter and that's awesome if you got your pc on the table next to you. but some don't and need more space in a case and I personally would just like to have the option to pick my poison.
I would love to build a 3HE server for example and in neither does one of the thick boys really fit if you want to have proper networking, video IO and so on in there as well.
They are to high, to thick and sometimes even to long.
Yes there are Quadro cards and so on, but not every client is willing to pay for that...
4070 Ti Super is a very good GPU but I went with the 4070 Super for its small size, great power efficiency, and relatively reasonable price. Building a SFF PC will be much easier with a 4070 Super compared to the beefy, more power hungry 4070 Ti Super and 4080 Super. Just wish the 4070 Super had 16GB of VRAM.
Agreed. And as it should at its price. Not having 16 is a joke
Me too, 220w for sff is a life saver. Upgrading from my EVGA 1070 FTW to a Inno3d 4070 Super Twin 2x, should arrive tomorrow!
4070ti super is 33% more expensive but 15% faster you did the right choice
How is the 4070S working out for you ? I've been hung up on which card to grab this 4070tiS featured in the video or a 4070S . Definitely want the 16 gb of Vram and extra fps if it really matters . The 4070S doesn't seem that bad either on the other hand as well . Definitely like the look of the founders edition. Would flow with my all blk build .
just bought a 4070ti and forgot these were coming out looks like im returning mine to get the super ahah
Just buying a 4070ti is bad enough 😭
not when theyre the same exact price and one is 12 GB of VRAM@@dagameboy
@@just_tom00 just the ti, not the super
Just got one a month ago, cominng from a 2080 ti to 4070 ti super , and I'm completely satisfied
Ye I got it bc it’s my first time having a pc it runs great
I'm thinking about copping the MSI 4070 Ti Super Ventus 3X OC. Your video made me have more faith in that decision so I'll probably go through with it
Pairing the 4070 Ti Super with a 5700X on a 700W psu. Will it work? I saw the recommended is 750W, does the extra 50W matters?
True! I also noticed that 16gigs of ram now is getting old for the newer AAA games might as well go for 32gigs of ram
Your videos are super clean Devyn. Your video on the T1 helped me build my own system in the T1. Looking forward to all the ITX videos you have coming in the future
is it just me or does the quality of the video seem a bit fuzzy? like the gameplay doesnt look 4k at all it like lower 1080p kinda in some scenes
I think that's just youtubes video compression
do they include a 16 pin cable adapter?
Here I am still with a 2070 super I can't wait to upgrade to a 4080 this year
I love the idea, but do they really have to be so enormous? I recently picked up a 4070 ti for a new SFF build - I thought I would regret it, knowing these were coming out. But my card is a small two-slot, two fan model that easily fits in a SFF case, where these beasts look huge...
The pny version isn't as big
Inno3D make 2-slot cards
Inno3d makes some decent 2slot versions, that do not seem to take a noticable hit on performance
@@zodiacfever It's not just the two-slot depth, but also two fan shorty in length. They're a REALLY good fit for most SFF cases.
@@IgnusFast yeah i have one on the way for my NR200P max, though i could have probably slapped anything in there - just didnt want to bother with the size
Nice video. Did just order a new computer, and TUF 4070Ti Super is the graphic card I bought.
Upgrading from a 7 year old pc with a Asus 1060 Turbo, so think im going to feel the difference 😂
Thank you for showing rasterization. I hate when they use DLSS and/or Raytracing only. Makes it harder to compare to AMD cards which if we be honest, won't use Raytracing and FSR is not as good.
This is the GPU I've been waiting for. I don't really care about 1440P FPS performance, I'm sure it will be fine, I care about VRAM for running generative AI. Sure a 4080 would be great, but this is the most cost effective GPU with 16G of VRAM. Unless it turns out to be a turkey, I'm in.
This GPU isn’t cost effective at all, just get the 4080 super
@@Alexito2003 - at US$200 more, I don't think so
I got my 4070 TI Super ASUS TUF Open box at Microcenter for $719. 250MHZ+ Core and 1500MHZ Memory gets around 25,300 3D Mark, excellent. Only 11.8% slower than the 4080 Super.
I also got my 4070 TI Super from Microcenter for $719; open box. I needed the MSI Ventus 2X for its size, and luckily, they had one.
@@eplugplay8409 but you pay more than 20% price for 11.8% performance. not worth it.
oc is not worth it. I did it myself with +230 core and +2000 vram and got 25 699 in timespy but with those settings i got artifacts in DCS world. now i only use +165 core and +1000 vram and still get 25 150 in timespy and no artifacts in any game.
@@3DHS_Extra_330SC I returned the 4070 ti super since my last post. Few weeks ago I grabbed an open box 4080 msi ventus 3x oc for $700.
@@3DHS_Extra_330SC OC is great if you bought ASUS Strix. They are far stable than other cheap made. I can OC to 2910 MHz and 23000MHz VRAM. and 3DMark I can push to 2985 MHz. Now I am on TOP 1 Rank on 4070Ti Super
This channel is way too underrated, this is on the same level as optimum tech. You deserve so much more subscribers
So is this significantly better then the base 4070? I bought a pre built and can use just a bit more juice haha
It is 40% faster than 4070.
Would you say the 4080 super worth the extra money over the 4070 ti super? I have a 4070 super but not happy with it. Trying to get a ti super or 4080 super
If you have the extra 300 or can wait I’d say yes if you wanna game at 4K. If just 1440p I’d say get the 70 Ti Super it destroys games at 1440p without unnecessary CPU heavy things like Ray-Tracing which you won’t really notice anyway.
Just ordered a 4070 ti super. Currently usign a 6700s gaming laptop
me personally thinks that when nvidia released their super or Ti Cards for the mid to high end GPU, it means that is probably near the end of the cycle.. the RTX4070Ti Super definitely is a tempting card to get not to mention the rest of the 4070 line up are options for upgrading depending on the budget. For me who is still currently running pascal GTX1070 i think i will wait for the 50 series gpu to launch then only i will decide what to get
coming from a 3070 with 8gb vram @ 1080p. No regrets at all. Playing now with a 13700k @ 1440p
Having both a 4070 Ti Super and 4080 Super I can say both are amazing performers, low power and quiet, The TUF 4070 runs hotter than the 4080 super from Zotac surprisingly.
my tuf ti super hasn't gone over 70C
perfect balance! All I need for making 3d work!
In terms of price for performance, would this be comparable to the 1080ti? Been wanting to upgrade for the longest time.
1080ti has been beaten by even lower level cards than 4070ti super, actually even 2060super beats 1080ti in most newer titles due to better DX12 support
there will most likely never be a price/perfomance card like the 1080ti ever again. Not mention its longevity. If price/perfomance and longevity is what you seek, I dont think you'll find anything for you in this 4000 series. This super refresh is too little too late because by the end of this year already the 5000 series will be here. I would wait for that.
I would of gone with the RTX 4070 TI Super, however the problem is in Australia the starting price for an RX 7900 XT is $1069 while the starting price for an RTX 4070 TI Super is $1289.
Thats on usd ?
@@juan180p Aud
I want to get one of these to replace my 1070. I just got a 27" OLED monitor and want to be able to play in 1440p so I think the 16G VRAM would be useful. I'm just waiting for the price to drop.
Quality analysis mate
I would like to have the additional VRAM but the 4070 Ti was already a great 1440p high refresh rate GPU.
Great GPU? Lmao no it wasn't. It's one of the worst value GPUs to date.
rx6600 is the best value for 1440
@@香噴噴-p6fover 4070? it's getting outperformed on userbenchmark
Me personally I would go for the 4070 super even with it's 12gb lol
Many people noticed that 4070 ti super also sucks more watts than non-ti. Difference is sometimes 30W
Might get the 4070 TI super right now I only have the 4070 super
not really a worth upgrade, wait a gen or two
Just overclock it. Do you get stutter or slowdown? If not, then don't worry yet. I'd wait to see how the 5080 and 5090 look.
@@2030soonbehereoc isnt worth it. You can oc a little, so it is definitely stable in any game, but it wont bring a improvement over about 5% if youre lucky plus you sometimes get crashes and artifacts if you oc too high.
@@3DHS_Extra_330SC I got the Asus TUF OC 4070Ti. Was toying with a 4080 SUPER. I play at 1440p but it's not really worth changing yet. Only use 7GB of VRAM max. I'm pretty lucky on the OC 145mhz CPU and 1250 on the VRAM. Can do more on the RAM but was only another2-3% so not worth the extra heat.
Everything stable. Tested to destruction lol. It can be worth it, and it's fun doing it.
@@2030soonbehere I CAN do +210 core and +2000 vram but in dcs i get artifacts then, so i lowered it to +165 and +1000 which still gets me 25 150 points and is stable.
Its actually real good paired with a 7800x3d shits huge
Devyn I’m looking to build a $1,400 build with a 4070 that I can move easily and is under 12 pounds, what do you suggest I go with? The Velka 5 isn’t exactly an option however.
Thank you!!
look at maybe a fractal ridge or fractal terra. i made a secondary build with the terra and while it might not fit into any backpack that i own per say, ive taken it out the house in a duffle bag on some occasions. plus it looks better than the ridge imo. the ridge might be better for backpacks since thats a much slimer case if portability is what you looking for.
@@InternalVitality110 the issue with the ridge is i dont know about its strength of build quality, and then the plate at the bottom can break in the backpack.
i'm looking at the velka 5 but i'm worried about air flow, velka 7 might be too heavy. backpackbility, performance, thermals are really what im after.
@@zoro-i8uare you bringing it to and from school or something?
Honestly I'd just pick up a Steam Deck/alternative for portability and a normal sized PC for home.
I do like the idea of lugging around a decent PC in a bag though, I would've loved that years ago in HS. Lol
Go with a Geeek G1. About $130 and it’s a solid case
@@Giliveryeah, as well as to the library and back, and I might move in a few months. Would like to make it easy when I do.
Hope you have a good SSD disk. 7300 m/s or more..that make a huge differens for this card
NANOQ lurking in the background like "oh, i'm sorry. you should have told me you were filming."
When will we see the 'Super Duper' from nVidia??
Im kinda disappointed, cuz I wanted to get that 4070ti super today. I can return my psu 850 and get 1000w + pay 120$ more for 7900xtx. Should I?
What did u do ?
i use a 850w psu for my 4070 ti super and i7 14700k.
@@clarkkentll5490 stayed with 4070ti s.
6700xt or 4070ti super ?
those card are in completely different classes.
Worth to upgrade from 3080 to 4070ti super?
If you do I’ll buy your 3080 from you. I need to upgrade my 1660ti😂
No, if you’ve been waiting that long wait 1 more week and get the 4080 super FE
no skip this 40 series hold on to your card till 50 series
@@Alexito2003not worth it.
I currently have a 3080 in my PC. I'm debating either 4070 Super or 4070 "TIE" Super. I'm leaning toward the latter, but it depends on if I can find one that fits in my FormD T1 case and isn't way over MSRP.
Keep your 3080 what
3080 to 4070 S/Ti/TiS is like going from 3080 to more efficient 3090-3090Ti but with less vram. I think it may be worth waiting out for Blackwell (50-series)
I'd just keep that 3080 for like 3 more years and skip the net 2 gens.
Get a 5080 and skip the 4000 Series. Your good for now.
It's not worth upgrading. Wait to 5000 series
Yep, on a 3060 ti... and next move would be to step up to this.
I previously bought a 2070 Super for $500 and apparently, I got lucky. Because then I got Covid and kicked it's ass..... eventually.
I wanted to buy a newer PC this year if I could, because building one is stressful. So, I boght the best without overpaying. which is a 7950X3D with a Gigabyte 4090.
I run mine at 3,000 Mhz 😂 I must have won the silicon lottery!
got an open box gaming OC 4070ti for around 700 and had store credit towards the upgrade. It was able to push 3ghz and +2000 on mem clock 24k almost 25k in 3dmark so for me id say its good/enough. I dont have a 4k/multimonitor setup nor work in rendering so it definitely seems like enough for now i can do without the AMD wattage/pulls to be competitive and the temps even at 300w range on the 4070ti when OC never get even close to 68c. When in stock form it uses even less power and the fans are at an even lower RPM. Though when fully pushed the fans never went higher than 78% on its stock curve which was nice to see. Ive pushed my 3070 strix to 2.1ghz and +1500 mem to hit past 3070ti FE numbers when i got it near a half year prior to the 3070ti launch. Being able to sell my previous GPU is what helps justify upgrading and makes it IMO more cost effective for me. I sold a 2080ti and used that towards flipping multiple 5700XT's during the 3080 launch window between the 3070 and 6800xt. It led to me getting two 3070FE cards which turned into a 5900x/x570 board and a 3070strix for basically nothing to me. Now i got the 4070ti a year post launch and it will cost me around 350$ XD. IDK the strix 4070ti super is 999$ LUL and doesnt even come close to the 4080 even when pushed/OC. On the other hand the strix/master/suprim-x range 4070S will retail for around 700$....and have to push near 330-350W to hit around 4070ti numbers. I already had a feeling the 4070TI super would be more ideal for ppl that didnt want to spent a lot but wanted NV/nominal upgrade. Or the vram for vr/racing sim/multimonitor or actual professional use w.o having to spend double on a solution IMO a used 3090 would probably be better for that use case but w.e Plus the 6950xt also at times exists for around 550$ new if ppl are willing to invest purely for the raster power and can overlook the 300+W/heat that comes with it. But for me i just want something around a 3090 or better...that uses less power as well as more ideal for my 850w psu and overall system thermals. Though for SFF a smaller design/AIB 4070ti super sounds pretty ideal from a performance/wattage standpoint as well as temps.
Its the best nvidia card on the market imo for what yoy get and being 200 less then the 4080 super. Im sry but if the 4080 superr is only giving me 6 more fps in 4k on alan wake? Why do i need a 4080 super? Just want the 16gb so there you go.
Does the 4070 to super have a 16 pin adapter?
I also want to know
@@Glau-T-900 Yes all super variants.
Any reason why when i power up my 4070ti super the red LED light comes on my GPU. Goes out when i power up the motherboard. Some ssy normal some say i need a new plug?
How are you plugging it in? Are you using an adapter?
4070 ti super or 4080 super? 😢
It depends on your resolution and how often you wanna upgrade.
The lower your resolution is the longer your GPU will play games above 60 FPS.
If you're trying to chase native 4k get a 4080S or even 4090.
4090 super ti
@@Kevin-mx4vm 🧐
4070 super ti
TUF coil whine?
None. And my 4070ti (not super) is overclocked to 145Mhz on the chip and 23Gbps on the ram. 12GB of ram at 1440p is plenty. MW3 full settings runs 170fps and only uses 6.5GB.
Other titles like MSFS on ultra with TAA and frame gen hit 70-90fps on cities and 140fps+ on urban environments. Cyberpunk full settings inc Path Tracing with no frame gen is 55 to 83fps. Put FG on and you'll see a 85-100fps. RAM at 1440p is no issue.
This is the poor mans 4080 and the 4080S is the poor mans 4090 🤭
Aibs making unnecessarily huge cards with the cooling excuse
Is it worth to buy the 4080 super or should i buy the 4070 ti super
How can anyone else answer that for you without knowing how much money you make, what you have now, what you'll use it for, etc?
4070 Ti super is better value than 4080 Super.
This card feels simply like blackmailing. I want solid performance in the $200-$400 area
MSI 4070ti super and i get way better FPS at 1440p and medium settings than i get at 1080p and low settings. So, yeah, it likes 1440p. Thats playing BF2042, jedi survivor and need for speed
at 1080p youre cpu limited. even a 14900KS or 7950X3D wont be enough for a ti super in 1080p.
Too little too late. Won't bite on this unless there's a decent price decrease. I'll ride my 2070 until it blows up or a 50 series card seems reasonable lol
I want it because it has ti and super in the name
bought the tuf
calling the 4070ti s a 1440p card is criminal, performs better than a 2080ti which was a definitive 4k card. its like reviewer’s cant accept something under an 80 card can run 4k when they clearly can
He called it a 1440 high refresh rate card. You could call it a 4k card, but it would be at low refresh rate, which not everyone prefers.
14900k under air cooler really ?????
Eh it’s alright
Hello 👋
Bro i cant find a 4070 ti super from anywhere!!
expensive cards only hitting 110fps etc just feels weird :/
im happy with 60 fps, everything above 80 is perfect for me.
I just got the msi ventus x3 oc version of this card and loving the performance, especially in rt compared to my old gpu the 6800xt (which artifacted and had to return to xfx sadly) but yeah love this gpu it's amazing
Its bad.
Good vid
We want it liquid
LOL 800 dollars for dlss and fg
Features 🤣🤣🤣🤣 just get the 4070 super cheaper, and you're not overpaying for 16gb for $800😂😂😂😂 like even the 7800xt offers good vram for far less
"Super" unfortunate timing as I just made a build video using the non super 4070. 👌
1% and 0.1% lows? And also need to show fps on CS2 competitive settings. (CS2 is number 1 on Steam, so if you want to increase your audience 🤷♂ just saying
The card is so expensive it makes ZERO sense to get it over a 4080 Super.
7900 XT is better and cheaper + has FSR 3 (or atleast a mod for it, if the game you want to play doesnt support it). So, yeah, its a bit of a hassle to activate it, but its almost 1:1 with DLSS 3 so no longer a viable reason to buy Nvidia over AMD. Ray tracing is also very playable on AMD with FSR 3 on.
raytracing sucks on amd and dlss is much better
@@domeberlin4480 I have an 6800XT and play Cyberpunk with RT Ultra, 1440p, max settings with around 80-100 fps with the FSR 3 mod :) Even path tracing is playable. So if you say so :D
Gaming at 4K is stupid.
How ?
@@Glau-T-900 because with the size of PC monitors and even TVs it only takes advantage of 2K at best.
7900 XT all day
To expensive because the Card ist slower as the 4070 ti or the Same.
It's not slower, it's faster that the 4070 ti
On thay note afmf came out today so RIP Nvidia.
AFMF has worse image quality than DLSS FG and FSR3 FG. Don't think I'd want to use it.
@@IcyTorment Lie much? FSR3 FG now beats DLSS FG in quality mode and there is a video using UE5 that demonstrates just that. DLSS has inconsequential lead in performance mode however. Like he said correctly RIP Nvidia.
@@out42c HAHAHAHAAHAHA never only amd fanboys can say something like this go play raytracing on your amd card :D
@@domeberlin4480You're doomed to remain clueless the rest of your life. No critical thinking skills whatsoever. Enjoy! As far as ray tracing, it doesn't occur to you you're not seeing what you think you are seeing with AMD RT performance. The likely truth is AMD's RT performance is equal to that of Nvidia. We know this simply be looking at games like RE Village, Callisto Protocol, Avatar (you can't turn off RT here), and many other games. RT performance in the aformentioned games are just fine.
So what's really going on here? The answer is it's the game developers choosing to optimize their game's RT performance for Nvidia while ignoring optimizing RT performance for AMD gpus. Part of the reason for this is Nvidia had RT first but not in all cases. Some of it is deliberate now. Look at Avatar. You know the devs optimized for both gpu brands because RT cannot be shut down in this game. RT performance on AMD cards with this game and many others is just fine.
Cyberpunk developers are the most egregious offenders. I suspect they have a deal with Nvidia not to optimize RT for AMD gpus. For that reason, I won't buy Phanthom Liberty. I hate deceit. It's an evil world we live in. If I see a game developer not optimizing RT for AMD cards I won't buy that game now. The rest of you should do the same to send a message. They are deliberately doing the gaming community a disservice. You're welcome.
4070 Ti Super in under 500 dollars
pls pin?