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**RTX 3070 REVIEW Thread**

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I....... don't care, makes no difference it was £50 more expensive than the 1070. I didn't buy the 2070 None Super.
It's a better product, no different to AMD sticking 50 quid on their CPUs.

If you upgrade every year then you can't expect to get +50% perf for the same money.
 
Seems like reasonable value and good to see a more sensible power consumption. Assuming 3070 cards are available under £500, then this is a better buy than the 2060 Super, 2070/Super, 2080 etc.
 
Really is not impressed at all with the 3070. The price is a bit too much considering the last few gens xx70's(feel the same btw about 2070). Now if the price was 350-400 I wouldn't have cared as much but it's not so they can put it where the sun doesn't shine. Performance needs to be a bit better for me to care at that price point.

It only looks good because "oh its as fast as a £1200 GPU from the last gen" That £1200 GPU was about £500 overpriced.

Its a 30% up lift from the previous £500 GPU its replacing, which is fine, but that is what it is, nothing more.
 
Short story is its about as fast as a 2080Ti, which are now worth about £350 I would say, max.

Second hand cards always seem way over priced to me. Assuming good availability at recommended prices, what's a fair used price for 2070 or 2060 Super now?
 
It's a better product, no different to AMD sticking 50 quid on their CPUs.

If you upgrade every year then you can't expect to get +50% perf for the same money.

I agree... all i'm saying is.

It only looks good because "oh its as fast as a £1200 GPU from the last gen" That £1200 GPU was about £500 overpriced.

Its a 30% up lift from the previous £500 GPU its replacing, which is fine, but that is what it is, nothing more.

I mean look at the hyperbole in reviews like TPU, they are comparing it to the 2080TI as if GPU's have suddenly had a massive price cut thanks to the God Emperor Jens.

Make it £400 or less, then i'll be impressed. Its just a £500 GPU for a $500 GPU generational uptick and even then £500 is still expensive for what it is.
 
Why, its got more Vram so if gaming at 4K it's better buy and OCUK have not one 3070 under £500, if anything is going to kill 2080ti pricing it's the RDNA 2 release.
One is brand new, might even come with game code. The other is old non-shiny second hand tech. That's why.
 
the issue is they are hand-assembled by sloths. Do sloths have hands?
I heard from a source that the sloths keep falling asleep on the assembly line. The fur contaminating the assembly line has increased the defects rate exponentially.

Jensen is personally seeing to it that naked mole rats are being sourced to aid with GPU assembly. It should help to keep the defects down to a minimum
 
Anyone got as TLDR on these cards reviews? dont feel like watching half a dozen different reviews, does it beat the 2080ti consistently in normal raster perf and also Ray Tracing? Is it worth its MSRP? although we know its going to be £50-£150 more than its MSRP
 
Anyone got as TLDR on these cards reviews? dont feel like watching half a dozen different reviews, does it beat the 2080ti consistently in normal raster perf and also Ray Tracing? Is it worth its MSRP? although we know its going to be £50-£150 more than its MSRP

Equals a 2080Ti give or take a few percent depending on the game. Slightly behind with raytracing on.

Does better in things like Blender.

Does worse in VRAM dependent applications.

Its a good card for its RRP. Personally if I am told something is £469 then I don't pay more.
 
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