On some of the cheaper stuff i've had the option of not needing to return them at all!
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NVIDIA 4000 Series
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On some of the cheaper stuff i've had the option of not needing to return them at all!
Well I've had the weekend with the 4070 Super FE and have to say I'm pretty happy. Sold my old 3070 FE for £250, so to have a new card with the raw power up there with a 3090 but all the plus side of DLSS 3.0 and a warranty, I think I've done ok. Looks like I might actually get round to playing the Cyberpunk DLC to put the card through its paces.
Soldato
Tomorrow I think, release on Wednesday?
Soldato
Correct
We already know where it’ll land though, about 15% faster than a 4070ti maybe a bit more at 4k where the 70ti’s 192 bus gimped it and 10% behind a 4080 while the 4080 super will add another 5%.
I’m looking forward to sales bombing again on Wednesday so come next gen we might actually some get decent cards again.
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070Ti SUPER is 8% faster on average than RTX 4070Ti in 3DMark tests - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti SUPER shows 8% higher performance on average in 3DMark tests While the RTX 4070 SUPER showed a large increase in performance compared to the RTX 4070, the RTX 4070 Ti SUPER appears to offer a smaller improvement. Reviewers are currently conducting tests on the RTX 4070 Ti...
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It’ll be more than that in games due to the Bus increase, 15% at 1440p and 20% at 4k is my guess.NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070Ti SUPER is 8% faster on average than RTX 4070Ti in 3DMark tests - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti SUPER shows 8% higher performance on average in 3DMark tests While the RTX 4070 SUPER showed a large increase in performance compared to the RTX 4070, the RTX 4070 Ti SUPER appears to offer a smaller improvement. Reviewers are currently conducting tests on the RTX 4070 Ti...
It's all crossed my mind. It's that old adage of there always be something around the corner. It looks like October would be 15700K time which means that 14700K is still the new boy in town. Wonder if it's worth me just building a whole new rig now. Hmmm...
I'm so out of the loop with this stuff, always am, as I never 'upgrade' PCs other than GPU; I tend to build the core rig every 6 years or so. Is an 8700k really going to be hurting my GPU performance at my res that much? It's really hard to know without simply coughing up...
I should probably just drop the settings in Cyberpunk. In the most part it's OK, hitting steady 90FPS in places, but dogtown is a slideshow. I can't really afford to buy anything atm anyway, so I should probably just put this all out of my mind haha.
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Caporegime
Damn it i was thinking upgrade my 2080 to a 4070ti super..... i have a 750w psu should be just a slide it in.
wife gets the old card.... everyone wins...
I wanna set everything to max at 1440p and never buy anything/ new pc again...
wife gets the old card.... everyone wins...
I wanna set everything to max at 1440p and never buy anything/ new pc again...
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Unreal Engine 5 games says "Hi!", then proceeds to leave your shiny new GPU in a quivering wreck.
But don't worry, Uncle Jensen will have a product for you next year.
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Not sure I follow the context of your reply, but I'm going to take it as an agreed "drop the settings in Cyberpunk?? Noo don't be silly". It looks too damn good with RT on ha
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It will probably depend per game. Where you have Frame Gen (assuming you're going for a 4xxx series), it should help.
Not sure how yours stack up against the others there, but you can get a general idea - although, probably it was tested via the in game benchmark
Cyberpunk 2077 v 2.1 тест GPU/CPU | Action / FPS / TPS | TEST GPU
Мы выполнили тестирование Cyberpunk 2077 v 2. 1 на наивысших параметрах графики, на видеокартах из серий GEFORCE RTX и RADEON R
It will probably depend per game. Where you have Frame Gen (assuming you're going for a 4xxx series), it should help.
Not sure how yours stack up against the others there, but you can get a general idea - although, probably it was tested via the in game benchmark
Cyberpunk 2077 v 2.1 тест GPU/CPU | Action / FPS / TPS | TEST GPU
Мы выполнили тестирование Cyberpunk 2077 v 2. 1 на наивысших параметрах графики, на видеокартах из серий GEFORCE RTX и RADEON Rgamegpu.com
Honestly, and whilst it's probably quite foolish to chuck money just for that, the native frame gen of the RTX4000s is what is appealing the most. FSR3 from the unofficial mod has boosted FPS nicely, but there are many many artefacts and glitches that leave me wanting for the native FG.
A new 14700KF and 4080 super with a nice case is going to be £3k+ reakistically
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Hmm... From another place:Honestly, and whilst it's probably quite foolish to chuck money just for that, the native frame gen of the RTX4000s is what is appealing the most. FSR3 from the unofficial mod has boosted FPS nicely, but there are many many artefacts and glitches that leave me wanting for the native FG.
A new 14700KF and 4080 super with a nice case is going to be £3k+ reakistically
* Cooler CPU be quiet! Dark Rock 4
* Intel Raptor Lake Refresh, Core i7 14700KF 3.4GHz box
* MB GIGABYTE B760 GAMING X AX
* Palit GeForce RTX 4080 JetStream 16GB GDDR6X 256-bit
* Montech AIR 903 Max Black
* ADATA XPG Lancer Black 32GB DDR5 6400MHz CL32 Dual Channel Kit
That's around 1870 pounds. Perhaps a bit more if you go with AMD (lol, how that sounds!). Maybe wait a bit for 4080 Super or something. No way you're going into 3k+...
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My problem is I'm watching Jayztwocents and it has me thinking all crazy ideas. Definitely wouldn't be buying a 4080;. Hoping to get a FE Super.
I would be going whole new build,so new case, PSU, the lot. I should be able to recoup the cost of the psu by selling the rma replacement if I ever get around to sorting it out.
Depending on reviews I'll decide what to do with the 4080 super. Then maybe a new build the following month if the 8700k really struggles badly.
Dark Rock 5 pairs up better with the 14700K(F) - I only bought the 4 myself as the 5 wasn't available at the time and I needed to get a move on with the build.
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I’d upgrade your cpu from the 9700k as that will be holding the 3080 back but jumping from a 3080 to any of the 4000 cards is a waste of money imo when for that money you’ll get twice the uplift by this time next year and not to mention newer features and improved FG which right now is still a beta features with plenty of issues and very few supported titles.Honestly, and whilst it's probably quite foolish to chuck money just for that, the native frame gen of the RTX4000s is what is appealing the most. FSR3 from the unofficial mod has boosted FPS nicely, but there are many many artefacts and glitches that leave me wanting for the native FG.
A new 14700KF and 4080 super with a nice case is going to be £3k+ reakistically
Caporegime
Yup...... Shadowplay is complete garbage, temperamental buggy pile of _____!
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Checkerboard artefacts with Youtube in Chrome..... Nvidia have no idea how to fix it, or they can't be bothered....
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