RTX 4070 Super is too good. Im mad. 

lol

lol

the pin of shame, totally unnecesary comment, he doesnt need to ask you permission to do whatever the ass he wants to do. Grow up.

@@nicane-9966 You sound like someone who gets bullied at school.

@@robo8705 you look like a sad man who never got attention from parents (potentially now an adult), and now you seek it from wherever you can get it, did i hit home?, also narcissistic kinda? get your shit together and focus more on you and not in what the others do sad man!

Are you gonna sell the 4070S?

7800xt > 4070super > 7900gre

Don't worry, 5070 will also have 12GB, so you don't feel bad for buying 4070S. Same with 8GB 5060.

Facts

The won't be that crazy to only put 12 in it 😢

The only thing preventing me from buying one is the vram issues, it would have been perfect otherwise

So your saying the Rx 7700xt is also bad?

hey, me too! but now I want the 256 bit bus 16 gigs of vram of the 4080 super...

@@maniau well why not just the 4070ti super, its cheaper and not that too weaker

@@obeliskt1024 just one detail... no founders edition😂

@@maniau oh yeah totally forgot. 4080/s it is!

why 2028?

@@chibibuffalo have heard about reram , a non volatil memory can you imagine having terabytes of stored data that is also a random access memory? reram is expected to boom in 2028

@@jeofthevirtuoussand damn.

at 750 USD (at the cheapest)... nah. I think I'll pass for a 7900 gre for 200 usd less.

@@aarlavaan 200$ is only 10% of whole pc price and also 200$ difference is nothing if u are buying pc for 3-5 years

@@ivananetdoma8382 friend, if you are spending 2k on a new pc and your gpu is a $750 4070 ti super then you are doing it wrong. You gpu should be about half of your budget. As for the $200 difference, you could put that towards a better monitor, better case, better sound system, or any number of things for quality of life improvements and still get the same performance without getting an overpriced gpu. The ONLY reason to spend the extra $200 on that card over a 7900 gre is if you care about the ray tracing gimmick, which the majority of gamers don't. And even then the 7900 gre cards do that just fine. There is simply no reason for it aside from fanboying.

@@aarlavaan if raytracing is a gimmick, why amd so lost rn? im using rtx 4080 and games with rtx looks noticeably better. also dlss is a miles better than fsr

@@ivananetdoma8382 it is a gimmick for two reasons: 1) because it creates a massive deficit in fps and requires an upscaling technology to even come close to base fps at ALL resolutions. So you aren't getting native resolution. 2) there are exactly zero games that require it to have a better playing experience. Games with ray tracing don't look noticeably better, they look noticeably more shiny. Until you can day those things are demonstrably false it will continue to be a gimmick. Don't get me wrong. It's a cool technology. But it isn't the future of gaming like it's been hailed as. As for amd being lost... Perhaps you should share whatever you are smoking because it must be really good. AMD is doing just fine.in their chosen market, which is midrange. They are indeed a generation behind rtx cards with Ray tracing, but again the average gamer doesn't care about that, they want they best fps for the price point, which amd owns. I have been looking at upgrading my own pc, and have been looking at the 7800 xt, 7900 gre, and the 4070. The 7800 xt is a solid card, but it feels a little gimped at $500. The 4070 is ALSO a good card that gets around the same performance, but it's $100 more at minimum AND it's only got 12 gig of gram, which won't be enough in a few years, and the ti is another $50 extra and the ti super is another $150 more to get the Vram that will help the card hold up better. So I'm probably going to go with the gre because it offers the best price to performance balance in the price range I want as well as the same amount of Vram as the card $200 more. Best bang for the buck. If you want to spend a month's rent on a gpu, then buy all means get a 4080 or better. I'm not stopping you. But we all know those cards are drastically overpriced and nobody should be defending those prices regardless of how good the cards are.

12gb is simply not enough in 2024 its already getting close to going over games like Hogwarts, DON'T defend 12gb vram gpu's by Nvidia , just don't.

@Lennox032 not defending it, I have had zero issues with it, and I bet most people saying it's too little have nv had an issue either.

@@Lennox032 so why can i play Hogwarts on near-max with rtx on in a 2070 Super 8gb and vram is not the limiting factor? Or the same with Cyberpunk, only peaking 8gb deep in the city? 1440p btw. Answer?

yup. the vram bogeyman circlejerk are out in spades. literally still playing shit like cyberpunk on 1440p at near max with 8gb.

The argument for gaming is a bit iffy, but this card is a serious consideration for work like video editing. Working with a 4k timeline and multicam layers, add a few effects, you can run into the vram limit pretty quickly. But simply the name "super" vs "ti super" doesn't make that immediately clear.

can you at least wait for Nvidia's announcment of the new rtx 50 series this Computex

That is what I'm commenting everywhere, but everybody is arguing with me. The 4070 ti super is the only real 1440p card. Every card with 12 gb of vram is only for older or low demanding titles in 1440p.

not if you consider power draw and idle wattage and/or video playback.

yep, if wattage isn't a concern where you live, because the 7900 gre actually need a healthy dose of overclocking of the memory, because the memory is bottlenecking the 80 cus ( it being only 18 gbs ) , even the 7800"xt" has a faster memory at 19.5 gbs while having 60 cus , the 7900gre's cus is memory straving , you can greatly improve the 7900gre but be well aware of your psu limitations , ( you can see wattage figures going above 315 watts )💀 so you better be equipped with a 850 minimum for security , 1000 watt psu to be safe

@@jeofthevirtuoussand lol yeah I figured it would be around 300 or higher watts. Overclocking is when GPUs go way outside of their efficiency curve. I don't even like the 200 watts my 3060 ti puts out but I'm waiting for a more meaningful upgrade at a good power target which means at least another gen...

​@ofon2000 i understand you ho but too well😔 , knowing my that my gtx 1050 ti still draws 75 watts . It's just Unforgivable 😵. Just kidding. But right now i have a new pc that just needs a new gpu . And i am stuck with the 1050 ti 🫠. When you said you have a 3060 ti . I just have to be happy for you lad . Even if it eats 200 w peak. Still a worthwhile gpu at 1440p ( dlss quality/ for vram).

@@jeofthevirtuoussand at this point i think AMD just doing the Nvidia move, but i think i would be good with 12 gigs even in 2024 in exchange for less power. My bill in here is already high enough so i don't need another heater in my room.

12GB is fine for 1440p. The most graphically advanced game righ now - Hellblade 2 - needs just about 10GB at 1440p/Max settings/FG. Wider memory bus does not make much difference at 1440p either. 5-8% at best. The only reason why 4070 Ti Super is faster than vanilla Super is core count. But it is not fast enough to justify the price difference.

@@stangamer1151 Not true at all. You are VERY limited already with 12gb even without any fancy DLSS and Raytracing. If you want to turn on DLSS and RayTracing you are already over 12gb on TONS of games. On top of that the VERY narrow 192bit memory bus chokes high texture resolution transfers at 1440p. Plus like I said, in a year or two you WILL want to upgrade due to lack of VRAM and the resale value of any 12gb will be very low just like the 8gb 3070s are now. In the long run you're going to lose hundreds of dollars all while you could have just bought the 4070 TI Super 16gb right from the beginning and avoid all this mess.

@@EvoPortal What are these games? I played all the latest AAA/AA games and had zero issues with them. They run like a charm at 1440p/max settings (incl. RT) on a 12GB card. Memory bus has nothing to do with texture streaming, especially at 1440p. Memory badwidth is what really matters. And 504 GB/s, which offers 4070 Super, is plenty for 1440p. In a couple of years you will need to upgrade any GPU anyway, if you want to target the same resolution/framerate/setting. Unless you got a higher tier card, than you really needed. P. S. 4070 Ti Super costs $200 more. So you will be able to resell for $200 more, at best. Probably for just ~$150 more. The more expensive the card is, the less resale value it keeps.

it definitely will dont worry

English asshole.

Within a few years this card will become 1080p GPU, at best. Look at Hellblade 2! No problem with VRAM in this game, but it needs all the raw power your GPU has and even more. 4070 Super will be limited by it's cores performance way before it can feel the lack of VRAM.

you people act like selling used gpus is illegal or something lmao, if 12gb becomes obsolete in a year anyone can just sell their 12gb gpu and use that money+some extra to get a 16gb one, as simple as that