NVIDIA 4000 Series

[g67575]

They did, its called at 4070ti and costs £800.

Ok, but for the rest of us that inhabit this reality...

They could do a refresh with higher speed memory and charge basically the same price, e.g. ~£600.

Then drop the remaining cards 4070 cards to ~£500.

 

[JediFragger]

Last time they did the Supers (2000-series) didn't they just keep the non-Super cards at the same pricing though and bring the Super variants in at a higher price?

 

[gpuerrilla]

I thought the super were slightly better ~10% at the same price point?

 

[Calin Banc]

Last time they did the Supers (2000-series) didn't they just keep the non-Super cards at the same pricing though and bring the Super variants in at a higher price?

Yeah, MSRP was higher. TPU usually puts in the price in the moment of the review (or thereabouts)

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Super Founders Edition Review

NVIDIA swings to the rescue of its $700 price point by "Super"-charging the TU104 silicon and giving it the fastest memory solution ever. In our testing, the RTX 2080 Super achieves a 16% lead over the RTX 2070 Super, making it a solid choice for 4K gaming that doesn't break the bank.

www.techpowerup.com

 

[Twinz]

It's hardly slower lol. Both will struggle in the most demanding games at 4k, with dlss they are the same. Who is paying 4070 money for a used 3080 that pulls over 300 watts vs 180 and lacks the latest features.

 

[ASMB]

Where does he get these stats from anyone know?

Mindfactory I understand, https://www.techpowerup.com/305018/...verage-between-2020-and-2023-mindfactory-data

 

[gpuerrilla]

4060 16GB reported.

 

[Neil79]

I might buy a 4070 TI next year, upgrade the 3070 ti lol

 

[JediFragger]

I might buy a 4070 TI next year

No. In that case wait for its successor.

 

[q974739]

No. In that case wait for its successor.

I think the intent is to buy it when it's being given away, because the 5070 is out and no one wants low vram cards.

 

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

4060 16GB reported.

4060TI.

 

[gpuerrilla]

4060TI.

 

[Neil79]

No. In that case wait for its successor.

Are we getting yearly GPU upgrades?

 

[Jono8]

16Gb...but on 288 Gb/s bandwidth..

hm..

 

[Man-In-A-Teapot]

Professor odd-looking bloke with glasses investigates. Tune in at 1!

That is such an appropriate gif.

 

[gpuerrilla]

Are we getting yearly GPU upgrades?

You said next year and that's when the 50 series should be out. Allegedly.

 

[Man-In-A-Teapot]

Could the 4060Ti 8Gb be a very short-lived graphics card - with production stopped by the end of the year? Kinda feels that way.

 

[JediFragger]

Are we getting yearly GPU upgrades?

Well we're 8 months into a (normally) 2yr cycle...

 

[mrk]

Nvidia RTX 50 GB102 Blackwell early internal performance gains only in range of Pascal to Turing and not 2.6x from AD102, increased SM counts on the anvil

Nvidia's next gen RTX 50 Blackwell with purported 144 SMs isn't reaching ambitious performance gains in internal testing, according to latest rumors. Apparently, Blackwell's performance gains vis-à-vis AD102 are in the range of what we've seen from Pascal to Turing, but Nvidia wants more. This...

www.notebookcheck.net

If it stays that way and perf doesn't hit the rumoured targets, then don't expect higher end 40xx prices to drop.

 

[gpuerrilla]

While people were ripping into AMD for their shallow RDNA3 gains by going chiplet, it was pointed out by a few tuber nerds that nvidia are going to hit a wall soon. The leap the 4090 did was decent, but the above would make sense; although its quite early to be believing anything tbh.