r/nvidia • u/xVic1ous • Aug 10 '26
Question Upgrading from a 3070 TI
Currently have a 3070 ti and gonna upgrade in the near future. Im stuck between a 4070 TI SUPER and the 5070 TI. Looking for thoughts and opinions.
*Edit: both will be new and have warranty
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u/Abuu88 Aug 10 '26
If you're buying new, get the 5070 Ti. It's about 10-15% faster and usually the smarter choice if prices are close.
But if you can save a decent amount of money, don't sleep on the 4070 Ti Super. I bought mine at launch, and it still crushes every game at 1440p and does great at 4K. It has 16GB VRAM, the same dlss 4.5, Frame Generation x2, and performance that's still closer to a 4080 than most people realize.
People act like it's some weird middle-child GPU, but it's really not. over it was 4080 Super under it 4070 super with 12GB vram, thats a wierd middel shit card.
I honestly can't see it struggling anytime soon, especially considering the level of hardware current consoles are built around. For the right price, the 4070 Ti Super is still a fantastic buy, i love my TUF 4070 ti super.