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22 minutes ago, irishbeast said:

I'm hoping to buy a new pc soon. Want a decent gpu so been looking mainly at the 4070ti.

 

For some reason it gets mixed reviews even though it outperforms the 3080 by some margin . A 4080 is a possibility, depending on finance

 

Any 4070ti owners like to share their wisdom?  Looks a solid card so not sure why the mixed reviews.

 

Does it do 4k on most new games? ,60fps minimum 

 

Thanks in advance!

 

4070 Ti falls off at 4k, due to memory bandwidth if I remember right. It performs mostly around 3090 Ti levels at 1080p and 1440p, but at 4k its performance is about on par with a 3090. It's kind of low on VRAM for 4k too at 12GB. Just buy the best gpu you can get without it hurting too much on price. If I was in the market for a 4k gpu and didn't want to spend on the 4080 I'd probably pick the 7900 XT over the 4070 Ti for a gaming build since it's 10% faster in raster at 4k for the same price while also having 20GB of VRAM that will help it age better. If you do a lot of work that depends on CUDA then throw that recommendation out the window, but for strictly gaming 7900 XT seems like a much better buy to me at 4k for $800 vs the 4070 Ti. 

 

EDIT: Of course if you're not in the US my recommendation may not hold any water since I know AMD gpus can be more expensive elsewhere

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I'm hoping to buy a new pc soon. Want a decent gpu so been looking mainly at the 4070ti.

 

For some reason it gets mixed reviews even though it outperforms the 3080 by some margin . A 4080 is a possibility, depending on finance

 

Any 4070ti owners like to share their wisdom?  Looks a solid card so not sure why the mixed reviews.

 

Does it do 4k on most new games? ,60fps minimum 

 

Thanks in advance!

 

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right now  7900xt and 7900xtx are the best price/performance GPUs, but they lack in ray tracing and some people say DLSS is better than FSR (do your own research), if you only want an Nvidia GPU then 4070ti is the best bang for the buck right now but its still shit (AMD are also shit price wise) and you may want to wait until last gen gpus stock is sold, by then most people predicts there will price cuts.

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22 minutes ago, irishbeast said:

I'm hoping to buy a new pc soon. Want a decent gpu so been looking mainly at the 4070ti.

 

For some reason it gets mixed reviews even though it outperforms the 3080 by some margin . A 4080 is a possibility, depending on finance

 

Any 4070ti owners like to share their wisdom?  Looks a solid card so not sure why the mixed reviews.

 

Does it do 4k on most new games? ,60fps minimum 

 

Thanks in advance!

 

4070 Ti falls off at 4k, due to memory bandwidth if I remember right. It performs mostly around 3090 Ti levels at 1080p and 1440p, but at 4k its performance is about on par with a 3090. It's kind of low on VRAM for 4k too at 12GB. Just buy the best gpu you can get without it hurting too much on price. If I was in the market for a 4k gpu and didn't want to spend on the 4080 I'd probably pick the 7900 XT over the 4070 Ti for a gaming build since it's 10% faster in raster at 4k for the same price while also having 20GB of VRAM that will help it age better. If you do a lot of work that depends on CUDA then throw that recommendation out the window, but for strictly gaming 7900 XT seems like a much better buy to me at 4k for $800 vs the 4070 Ti. 

 

EDIT: Of course if you're not in the US my recommendation may not hold any water since I know AMD gpus can be more expensive elsewhere

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