Advice? - RTX 4070Ti Rog Strix vs Gamerock

[thenorthboi]

Hi All,

I currently have an Asus ROG Strix 4070Ti OC:

VRAM - 12GB GDDR6X
Bandwidth - 504 GB/s
Interface - 192 bit
Core Clock - 2310MHz
Boost Clock - 2790MHz
CUDA Cores - 7680

This card has became faulty and I've been offered a warranty replacement with a Gamerock 4070Ti Super:

VRAM - 16GB GDDR6X
Bandwidth - 672 GB/s
Interface - 256 bit
Core Clock - 2340MHz
Boost Clock - 2610MHz
CUDA Cores - 8448


I am being offered a newer card as a replacement and certainly most of the specs are better, however the one that I cannot get over is the boost clock speed. I regularly run games where the GPU is running at 90-98% so would make use of the boost clock often.


My question is, will the newer card offer enough performance elsewhere to negate the 180MHz shortfall in the boost clock speed?


Thanks!

 

[GeorgeStorm]

I'm pretty sure the change from ti to ti super will vastly outweight the slightly lower clockspeed, also nothing stopping you overclocking the new card to try and close the gap anyway.

 

[SuperElectric]

The 4070 Ti Super is faster in all games compared to the 4070 Ti, the boost clock is irrelevant.

 

[Ayahuasca]

The card they've offered will be faster due to having more CUDA Cores and if you're gaming at 4k or 3440UW the additional VRAM and bandwidth may also help.

 

[Vtec9k]

Yes the Ti Super will totally outperform your old card. Especially at 1440 or 4k.

Boost clock difference is sort of meaningless when comparing such different specs. Yea you lose 5% boost clock but gain 10% cuda cores and 30% vram.

 

[Heisenberg]

Yeah that’s a win. An upgrade as a replacement.

 

[thenorthboi]

Thanks very much for the replies, I appreciate them. I wasn't sure how the clock speed linked with the other upgraded components, so had to ask to be sure it was an acceptable swap that wasn't going to see a performance decrease. Thanks again!