Test Setup
We are using an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D for testing. We are using the motherboard’s current default BIOS settings on the latest release BIOS. We have enabled PCI-Express Resizable BAR in the motherboard BIOS. We have enabled EXPO I in the BIOS for the memory. We are using a fresh install of Windows 11 Pro with the latest Windows Updates, including the 24H2 update. We have the latest drivers installed including the latest chipset drivers. We are using the “Balanced” power profile in Windows Settings, Core Isolation/Memory Integrity (VBS) is Enabled.
NVIDIA provided a press driver for the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, and we are using this driver (572.43) on ALL NVIDIA GPUs in this comparison today, same exact driver for all three NVIDIA video cards, all data is freshly obtained on this press driver.
Discussion (19 replies)
Join Discussion →Hey, I see that MSRP of 749... got a link where I can see it for that price. Not buy it because we ALL know that's impossible.
I have to take it back. Looking at Microcenters site it's been marked DOWN to 749.99 from the 899.99 price it was initially published at!
I wonder of J2C's video had an impact on that.
While I expected it to be much closer to the RTX 4080 vs the RTX 4070Ti, it's a nice card none the less.
From what I've gathered from other reviews, the 5070Ti likes 4k better than 1440p, where it seems to call for some driver optimizations, could be the best 4kDLSS card for the price.
No reason to get a 4070Ti and might wanna hold off getting a 4080Super until they come down in price.
There's also futureproofing with neural shaders and the other new fancy features Blackwell brings to the table.
I was betting it would be a great overclocker, very pleasant surprise.
Now let's see what AMD brings to the table. I'm expecting the 9700XT to be faster than the 5070Ti in raster with RTX4080Super level of performance.
There's no reason getting a 4070TiS or 4080S because they are completely OOS everywhere other than China.
Why no 4k benchmarks?
what would it change
Some folks are under the impression it provides a better 4k experience. *shrugs*
compared to the 4070Ti super, it does.
I would not be too thrilled about the 5070 Ti's 4K gaming performance, to be honest. It would most definitely require DLSS to be enabled, and RT would be a pipedream.
From what I've seen, 4k gaming is within reach in several games even without DLSS, but RT is pretty much out of the question even with DLSS. well... actually there's multiframe generation, but, really?
I'd run it at 4k if that's what I had to work with, DLSS and MFG if I had to. Remember older games / slower games are still fine, but make for less interesting benchmarks ;).
Plenty 4080 super in stock here, for only 1.599€ and up, still cheaper then the 5080's
We have basically zero rolling stock in the US. It's sold out as soon as it's listed.
Yeah, but if you want to play newer games... Also consider people keep their cards maybe 2+ years, so you are talking about new game releases in 2025, 2026, and maybe 2027 that you'll be playing on it.
Restocking is done in the U.S. since production has ceased. There are no more new units to be had. 4000 series is deadski.
on a side note, apparently this "MSRP" card is being listed for $1,000 and up