The most ridiculous title I've ever seen when you can find a 4070 super for 550 right now. Its still and will remain the best price/performance gpu nvidia released this year. Nobody would ever say its dead. It's still the most talked about and ran gpu from nvidia thos year on reddit and Facebook from mid range to higher end users. I get the clickbait and stuff but come on you don't have to do that.
The issue here is that you say to wait, but this apply also next year... Because the 5000 super will come out next year; and then next year wait because the 6000 will come out... So if the matter is waiting, there will always be a better card. It is better to look at it from the perspective that buying a computer is like buying a car: it is a waste of money so buy what you need now and just don't think about the best deal because like new phones are coming out almost every year, a new CPU or GPU is coming out every other year, making the old stuff not relevant anymore, as games get better.
Well yes and no. I agree that you'll always be stuck waiting if you're worried about how much better the next thing is going to be. However in this case where we're in-between launches, it makes sense to wait a little longer to either get a better deal or a better product in the end. But obviously only if you're able to wait, or don't mind waiting.
@@TheTechTank If we talk about now as August, then yes, the delta of time between releases is shorter; but in general it is the same adagio every year or two; so in the end it really matter only for some people maybe... Like those who do competitive tournaments that need the latest stuff. For the rest of us, waiting for a generation or skip one or buy an "old" card and then get another one at the next refresh is really a problem that is a non-problem because it is a cycle that repeat every single time, no matter what
WTF, same channel, you sound the same. But what happened to the big Samoan looking dude. Damn has it been that long since I been to this channel? PS: Looking great by the way!
I like the AMD's 7900 GRE and its lower price to performance in Vertex shading. It's the ultimate DX 11/12 value champ... I didn't have an option for the GRE and bought into the RTX 4070 Super for its added performance, Vibrancy, And its new features and forward looking Ray traced and path traced technologies. Since my January ownership of the smaller form factor Asus Dual 4070 Super for 1440p I've been very happy with using and having Ray Traced affects and it's lower power consumption while gaming. Thanks Tech Tank on your thoughts about this. Ultimately the consumer has compelling choices going forward.
Gotta love that we have legitimately good options to choose from. All of the cards I mentioned are great, it's just about what's available to you, what's in your budget, and what matters most to you 👊
@@Josh-Tech-Reviews Yes, Save the money knowing that RTX 4070 Super will play everything very well for the next three years+. Heck!, If the budget allows, Get RTX 4080 Super if exclusively tied to a 4k high refresh display. Why buy into the 4090 late in the product cycle for $1600+ dollars when you can hugely save and buy a great balanced performing gaming card for the third of the price. RTX 5000 series is coming... So there's that to look forward to or examine.
WHAT? THIS is fricking controversial as well, ain't it? Honestly, I don't really know, but this review was super useful to learn more about what REALLY matters!
That's what i have now, 13600k and Asus Tuf 4070 Super OC, this card is so fast, very low temperatures and very low noise, i had a Dual 4070 Super before but it was a lot hotter and noisy, i returned it. Great combo.
Thanks for your input! AMD cards can do RT too. Obviously not as well as Nvidia right now, but it's something and it's getting better and better. As for DLSS, AMD has a similar technology that does almost the same thing almost just as good. I see it all in action almost every day. It would be irresponsible for me as a reviewer not to also recommend products that deliver a similar level of performance while also costing less, drawing less power etc.
Super is good GPU but 600$ is to much for me and i dont like how cheper model looks and feel with plastic backplates and dual fans. If normal rtx 4070 was round 450$ i would buy it but it wasnt so i bought rx 7800xt, super silent and cool Hellhound. I am quite happy with it for 1440p and 4k 60hz..
I had a dual card, stay away from it, i just switched to an Asus Tuf Rtx 4070 super OC, temperatures are really really very low. The cooling system is great.
@@Josh-Tech-Reviews Not really. I live of the grit. So preservation of resources is important. Literally the only thing that gulps electricity is my pc and chest freezer(Eland is more then just biltong.). So when I get time I play some high refresh fps. Which is easier to achieve at a lower resolution with hardware that doesn't donkey punch the batteries.
@@NetNeelsie It's a good way to play. 1080P high settings now will give you more longevity when the former 4K cards are also running at 1080P high settings in a few years. I'm the same, 100Hz 1080P, my PC hits it with ease and will for a long time to come, but to use 4K with the same settings would be impossible in a years time the way graphics evolve.
i have my asus 4070 super evo oc for 619 euro and clocks over 2900 mhz only not cool is hdmi2.1a work not corect gray out motions setting yes it can only motion pro settings da is bad is shit bad motion
@@Akashdeepkashyap Haven't seen a specific review of the Twin but the Zotac Trinity is among the coolest and quietest cards out there. Zotac is owned by Inno3D and they make similar cards so I'd guess their dual cards perform similarly. Inno3D X2 temps are okay 60-75°C on all components if I remember correctly. Noise is little higher on the Inno3D but still okay, no idea about the Zotac Twin. OC performance should be less than say Asus Dual, their dual cooling and PCB are slightly inferior but tbh OC is much more reliant on silicon lottery than anything else.
@@Akashdeepkashyap Stay away from dual fan cards, save your money and buy an Asus Tuf Rtx 4070 super OC, temperatures are really very low. The cooling system is great. I had a twin fan rtx 4070 super oc and i returned it
You forget, 4070 Super is around 500-600, but I bet you the 50 series, on launch and with scalpers, will easily be 3000 bucks, and even the 5060 will be overpriced as hell. So going for a 50 series on release date is just not gonna be feasible for the huge majority (90% of gamers) even then they could just straight run out of stock. 50 series is more of a end of 2025 consideration, if IF.
I’ve seen a model as low as $500usd but it’s not the model I wanted and runs louder and warmer. Might wait for prime days for hopefully a model I’m interested in
I have a FB Marketplace offer for a $400 4070 Super including a trade in of my old 2060 Super. Is this GPU wort it at this price point/trade? Or do people think the price will go under $400 USD when the 5000 series comes out?
The 4070S should be around 50% faster than your 2060S, so it's worth it from a performance perspective. As for that trade, it doesn't seem like a bad deal. I'd check secondhand markets to see what I could get for the 2060S, and what the 4070S goes for before deciding though. As for whether the price will drop once the new series comes out, that's all but guaranteed. The question is just by how much and that's going to depend on how good and well-priced the new cards are.
i want to build a desktop with 8600g and buy a gpu latter (like rtx 5070) . when i look into mother board (gigabyte b650 )its page said 8600g only support pcie x8 . will this bottleneck my gpu ? any cooment would be helpful
Hi! Yes, with the 8600G you'll only get 8 dedicated PCIe 4.0 lanes for your GPU, but the performance difference between x8 and x16 has been, and still is negligible. If you see any difference at all, you're looking at sub 5% lower performance for the fastest cards on the market right now. The PCIe bandwidth might become a bigger issue in a few years when we have GPUs that can actually use all of that bandwidth though.
I would have bought a RTX 4070 Super if it wasn't for that 12gb VRAM limit. The card I upgraded from is the RX 6700 XT 12GB that I played my games @ 1440p. Some games like The Division 2 ate about 10GB of VRAM. Ended up with a RTX 4070 TI Super and the price shock has worn off because now I just select Ultra Preset on any of my games @1440p
@@CaptainScorpio24 NVIDIA got me on this upgrade cycle because nothing was compelling from AMD. The same AMD that bring us the fastest gaming CPU in the world struggle with graphics? Something ain't right.
@@oswaldjh yess but intel and Nvidia combo is a no nonsense setup . im running i7 12700 non k with asus tuf z690 plus wifi d4 bought at the cost of single i9 12900k at launch jan 2022 . already had 32gb vengeance wd my previous setup of i7 7700 non k wd msi b250 pc mate bought in 2018 wd 1060 6gb
@@CaptainScorpio24 I stick with AMD AM4 socket as I can have many generations of CPUs on all the B450 and B550 MBs. Needing to have a collection of dead socket intel MBs around waiting to see if I can acquire a CPU for it seems like nonsense.
@@oswaldjh 6 7 yrs back i dint had idea of amd supporting their Platform for 3 4 yrs. its awesome for those ppm who had purchased first gen Ryzen and upgraded to latest x3d CPU
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I cant believe how good the production quality on your videos now. It looks like a million plus subscribers.
The most ridiculous title I've ever seen when you can find a 4070 super for 550 right now. Its still and will remain the best price/performance gpu nvidia released this year. Nobody would ever say its dead. It's still the most talked about and ran gpu from nvidia thos year on reddit and Facebook from mid range to higher end users.
I get the clickbait and stuff but come on you don't have to do that.
Where can you find it for 550?
@@chunk193used on amazon
@@chunk193 Give us the deets lol I wanna buy one for $550
UK I just bought one for 535 @@chunk193
@@anthonyatomDell has a sale for around that price now for certain Amex cards
The issue here is that you say to wait, but this apply also next year... Because the 5000 super will come out next year; and then next year wait because the 6000 will come out... So if the matter is waiting, there will always be a better card. It is better to look at it from the perspective that buying a computer is like buying a car: it is a waste of money so buy what you need now and just don't think about the best deal because like new phones are coming out almost every year, a new CPU or GPU is coming out every other year, making the old stuff not relevant anymore, as games get better.
Well yes and no. I agree that you'll always be stuck waiting if you're worried about how much better the next thing is going to be. However in this case where we're in-between launches, it makes sense to wait a little longer to either get a better deal or a better product in the end. But obviously only if you're able to wait, or don't mind waiting.
@@TheTechTank If we talk about now as August, then yes, the delta of time between releases is shorter; but in general it is the same adagio every year or two; so in the end it really matter only for some people maybe... Like those who do competitive tournaments that need the latest stuff.
For the rest of us, waiting for a generation or skip one or buy an "old" card and then get another one at the next refresh is really a problem that is a non-problem because it is a cycle that repeat every single time, no matter what
I just consider to buy 4070 Super nowadays and this is a great summary! Thank you very much! You saved lots of time for me! :)
That's what I'm here for, man! Thanks for the support!
WTF, same channel, you sound the same. But what happened to the big Samoan looking dude. Damn has it been that long since I been to this channel?
PS: Looking great by the way!
Happy to have you here, man, however long it's been 😂 And thanks, I really appreciate the support! The Samoan dude is taking a sabbatical, lol.
Lol supe awesome seeing you come from an old channel!
I like the AMD's 7900 GRE and its lower price to performance in Vertex shading. It's the ultimate DX 11/12 value champ... I didn't have an option for the GRE and bought into the RTX 4070 Super for its added performance, Vibrancy, And its new features and forward looking Ray traced and path traced technologies. Since my January ownership of the smaller form factor Asus Dual 4070 Super for 1440p I've been very happy with using and having Ray Traced affects and it's lower power consumption while gaming. Thanks Tech Tank on your thoughts about this. Ultimately the consumer has compelling choices going forward.
Gotta love that we have legitimately good options to choose from. All of the cards I mentioned are great, it's just about what's available to you, what's in your budget, and what matters most to you 👊
So 4070 Super over 4090?
@@Josh-Tech-Reviews Yes, Save the money knowing that RTX 4070 Super will play everything very well for the next three years+. Heck!, If the budget allows, Get RTX 4080 Super if exclusively tied to a 4k high refresh display. Why buy into the 4090 late in the product cycle for $1600+ dollars when you can hugely save and buy a great balanced performing gaming card for the third of the price. RTX 5000 series is coming... So there's that to look forward to or examine.
WHAT? THIS is fricking controversial as well, ain't it? Honestly, I don't really know, but this review was super useful to learn more about what REALLY matters!
4070 super is comfortable on 13600k. For gaming live streaming and all types editing??
Yip, 4070S plus 13600K is a good combo for games and content creation.
That's what i have now, 13600k and Asus Tuf 4070 Super OC, this card is so fast, very low temperatures and very low noise, i had a Dual 4070 Super before but it was a lot hotter and noisy, i returned it. Great combo.
will it go okay with i5 13th gen? i think 13600? idk
IN CYBERPUNK rt ultra balance dlss i do with my 4070 120 avg (125 avg for super) .without upscaling 64 avg 70 for super.....
Why the comaprison to the 7800 xt and not 7900 gre
Didn't have a 7900 GRE to test.
Got one playing on 2k no problem ❤️
Congrats, it's a great card!
4070 super is the only hope for mini ITX users.
AMD abandons mini ITX users altogether.
if only AMD Broadcast existed... I MUST HAVE Nvidia Broadcast software
Totally fair. There are alternatives for AMD that can get the job done, but Broadcast is still superior overall.
Ah so I see a nerd who clickbait’s lovely
Astute observation!
imho makes 0 sense to recomend amd simply because dlss and rt exist...why gamers would not chose to turn on dlss??? yeah but no ty amd...
Thanks for your input!
AMD cards can do RT too. Obviously not as well as Nvidia right now, but it's something and it's getting better and better. As for DLSS, AMD has a similar technology that does almost the same thing almost just as good. I see it all in action almost every day. It would be irresponsible for me as a reviewer not to also recommend products that deliver a similar level of performance while also costing less, drawing less power etc.
This is the best card to buy
Super is good GPU but 600$ is to much for me and i dont like how cheper model looks and feel with plastic backplates and dual fans. If normal rtx 4070 was round 450$ i would buy it but it wasnt so i bought rx 7800xt, super silent and cool Hellhound. I am quite happy with it for 1440p and 4k 60hz..
I had a dual card, stay away from it, i just switched to an Asus Tuf Rtx 4070 super OC, temperatures are really really very low. The cooling system is great.
Wow, the temperature is really impressive...the hotspot temperature is MUCH lower than my GPU temperature (79°C)
Yes i just switched to an Asus Tuf Rtx 4070 super OC, temperatures are really really very low. The cooling system is great.
Thank you for the 1080p chart. I still play at 1080p high refresh.
You're welcome, man! Glad I took the time to add them then 😂
Absolutely! Would you play on 4k if it was an option?
@@Josh-Tech-Reviews Not really. I live of the grit. So preservation of resources is important. Literally the only thing that gulps electricity is my pc and chest freezer(Eland is more then just biltong.). So when I get time I play some high refresh fps. Which is easier to achieve at a lower resolution with hardware that doesn't donkey punch the batteries.
@@NetNeelsie It's a good way to play. 1080P high settings now will give you more longevity when the former 4K cards are also running at 1080P high settings in a few years.
I'm the same, 100Hz 1080P, my PC hits it with ease and will for a long time to come, but to use 4K with the same settings would be impossible in a years time the way graphics evolve.
1080p sucks and that chart is a waste of time. 1440p is the minimum now.
i have my asus 4070 super evo oc for 619 euro and clocks over 2900 mhz only not cool is hdmi2.1a work not corect gray out motions setting yes it can only motion pro settings da is bad is shit bad motion
Yayyyy new video looking good dude 💪
It's been a while, lol. Thanks for dropping by, and for the kind words!
Yeah, it's fun!
just found one brand new 4070s dual for 430pounds on amazon. I hope it will last for next 3 or 4 years even if not on max settings
That's a damned decent deal! I'd expect that card to last you at least that long.
I have the Zotac OC and love it. I got Black Myth WuKong with it.
Twin fan one? I am thinking of buying. Need to know how are the temps and overclock performance.
@@Akashdeepkashyap Haven't seen a specific review of the Twin but the Zotac Trinity is among the coolest and quietest cards out there. Zotac is owned by Inno3D and they make similar cards so I'd guess their dual cards perform similarly. Inno3D X2 temps are okay 60-75°C on all components if I remember correctly. Noise is little higher on the Inno3D but still okay, no idea about the Zotac Twin. OC performance should be less than say Asus Dual, their dual cooling and PCB are slightly inferior but tbh OC is much more reliant on silicon lottery than anything else.
@@Akashdeepkashyap Stay away from dual fan cards, save your money and buy an Asus Tuf Rtx 4070 super OC, temperatures are really very low. The cooling system is great. I had a twin fan rtx 4070 super oc and i returned it
@@heavyweather4893got my zotac twin fan it reaches 2800mhz oc temps doesn t exceed 75 degrees so I think its great
It's not the VRAM, more likely is the Bit Bus
yep
Super glad to see your review of the RTX4070S! 😅
😂 Super glad you dropped by to check it out!
You forget, 4070 Super is around 500-600, but I bet you the 50 series, on launch and with scalpers, will easily be 3000 bucks, and even the 5060 will be overpriced as hell. So going for a 50 series on release date is just not gonna be feasible for the huge majority (90% of gamers) even then they could just straight run out of stock.
50 series is more of a end of 2025 consideration, if IF.
I was thinking between 4070s, 7900gre and 7900 xt but since i don't just game with pc nvidia still wins, also selling nvidia later is easier
I’ve seen a model as low as $500usd but it’s not the model I wanted and runs louder and warmer. Might wait for prime days for hopefully a model I’m interested in
The Msi 12gb slim has disappointed me a bit worth extra bit of money too get the ti super
I have a FB Marketplace offer for a $400 4070 Super including a trade in of my old 2060 Super. Is this GPU wort it at this price point/trade? Or do people think the price will go under $400 USD when the 5000 series comes out?
The 4070S should be around 50% faster than your 2060S, so it's worth it from a performance perspective. As for that trade, it doesn't seem like a bad deal. I'd check secondhand markets to see what I could get for the 2060S, and what the 4070S goes for before deciding though. As for whether the price will drop once the new series comes out, that's all but guaranteed. The question is just by how much and that's going to depend on how good and well-priced the new cards are.
In my country a gigabyte aero white costs around 732usd. :(😢
i want to build a desktop with 8600g and buy a gpu latter (like rtx 5070) . when i look into mother board (gigabyte b650 )its page said 8600g only support pcie x8 . will this bottleneck my gpu ? any cooment would be helpful
Hi! Yes, with the 8600G you'll only get 8 dedicated PCIe 4.0 lanes for your GPU, but the performance difference between x8 and x16 has been, and still is negligible. If you see any difference at all, you're looking at sub 5% lower performance for the fastest cards on the market right now. The PCIe bandwidth might become a bigger issue in a few years when we have GPUs that can actually use all of that bandwidth though.
Gigabytes bios are horrible
I would have bought a RTX 4070 Super if it wasn't for that 12gb VRAM limit.
The card I upgraded from is the RX 6700 XT 12GB that I played my games @ 1440p.
Some games like The Division 2 ate about 10GB of VRAM.
Ended up with a RTX 4070 TI Super and the price shock has worn off because now I just select Ultra Preset on any of my games @1440p
went from rtx 3070 Founders edition to gigabyte rtx 4070 ti super eagle oc at launch 😊
@@CaptainScorpio24 NVIDIA got me on this upgrade cycle because nothing was compelling from AMD. The same AMD that bring us the fastest gaming CPU in the world struggle with graphics? Something ain't right.
@@oswaldjh yess but intel and Nvidia combo is a no nonsense setup . im running i7 12700 non k with asus tuf z690 plus wifi d4 bought at the cost of single i9 12900k at launch jan 2022 . already had 32gb vengeance wd my previous setup of i7 7700 non k wd msi b250 pc mate bought in 2018 wd 1060 6gb
@@CaptainScorpio24 I stick with AMD AM4 socket as I can have many generations of CPUs on all the B450 and B550 MBs. Needing to have a collection of dead socket intel MBs around waiting to see if I can acquire a CPU for it seems like nonsense.
@@oswaldjh 6 7 yrs back i dint had idea of amd supporting their Platform for 3 4 yrs. its awesome for those ppm who had purchased first gen Ryzen and upgraded to latest x3d CPU
I cant believe how good the production quality on your videos now. It looks like a million plus subscribers.
Oh, thank you so much, man! Always happy to hear my efforts are paying off.
Thank you man this video so helpful and I think i will wait the next gen
Great! Agreed
Best budget 4k card is the 7900gre. I honestly feel the 4070s is lacking and really should have been called the 4060ti.
4070 should be 4060 ti and 4070 super should be 4070 and 4070 ti super Just normal 4070 ti
Should have got a ryzen 9 5950x no bottleneck 100%gpu usage
That's not how this works. More cores, especially cores from a previous generation doesn't mean higher performance in gaming.