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NVIDIA 4000 Series

Similar to the 20 super series by the sounds of it. They launched July/August 2019 and by September 2020 we had the 3000 series.

According to Nvidia they will will be releasing 5000 series in Q4 which starts in October, Depending on what the competition is doing, If AMD and Intel don't offer anything competitive at the upper mid to high end we likely won't see a release until Q1-2025 so it'll likely be a similar release time frame with the 4000 Super series to 5000 series.
 
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Pricing for the new Zotac Super cards has been updated, at OCUK, £959.99 to £1019.99 for the 4080 S, £779.99 to £779.99 for the 4070 Ti S, and £578.99 to £599.99 for the 4070 S.

I like the look of the 4070 Ti Super.
 
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haven't looked at specs/dimensions but how do these, mainly the 70 ti super compare to the 4080/4090 design?

Also, FE available? Price in UK?
 
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Yeah - I was referencing the supers for the 2000 series, not the original launch.
But still regardless of when the supers launched there was 2 years between the generations, just because the super is launching a bit later doesn't mean the next gen is delayed, the 3090ti released in march 2022 yet that didn't delay the 4090 till the following year.
 
But still regardless of when the supers launched there was 2 years between the generations, just because the super is launching a bit later doesn't mean the next gen is delayed, the 3090ti released in march 2022 yet that didn't delay the 4090 till the following year.
That wasn't my point.

We were talking about when the super series has been released for the 4000 series in relation to when the super series was released for the 2000 series - and the following generation of GPU's after that.

At no point did any of us mention the original launch date of the cards, it was about the 12 months that followed the 2000 super series with the 3000 cards - and the expectation of the 5000 series in relation to the 4000 super series.
 
haven't looked at specs/dimensions but how do these, mainly the 70 ti super compare to the 4080/4090 design?

Also, FE available? Price in UK?

Saw another video where they compared the FE cards to their counterparts and they're basically identical in shape and size, just a colour change to matte black.

£769 for 4070 ti super
£959 for 4080 super
 
That wasn't my point.

We were talking about when the super series has been released for the 4000 series in relation to when the super series was released for the 2000 series - and the following generation of GPU's after that.

At no point did any of us mention the original launch date of the cards, it was about the 12 months that followed the 2000 super series with the 3000 cards - and the expectation of the 5000 series in relation to the 4000 super series.
Lets face it though come September no one in their right mind will be spending the best part of £800-£1000-£2000 on cards like the 4070S / 4080S / 4090 so if Nvidia wants extremely poor Q4 gaming figures then they can delay but why would they if they have Blackwell ready to go.
 
haven't looked at specs/dimensions but how do these, mainly the 70 ti super compare to the 4080/4090 design?

Also, FE available? Price in UK?

Saw another video where they compared the FE cards to their counterparts and they're basically identical in shape and size, just a colour change to matte black.

£769 for 4070 ti super
£959 for 4080 super

To clarify, there's no 4070 Ti SUPER Founders
 
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