Friday, December 30th 2022

NVIDIA France Accidentally Reveals GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Specs

With less than a week to go until the official launch of the GeForce RTX 4070 Ti, NVIDIA France has gone and spoiled things by revealing the official specs of the upcoming GPU. The French division of NVIDIA appears to have posted the full product page, but it has since then been pulled. That didn't prevent Twitter leaker @momomo_us from snapping a couple of screenshots, including that of the official performance numbers from NVIDIA.

There aren't any real surprises here though, as we already knew the CUDA core count and the memory size, courtesy of the RTX 4070 Ti having been the RTX 4080 12 GB, until NVIDIA changed its mind. It's interesting to see that NVIDIA compares the RTX 4070 Ti to the RTX 3080 12 GB in the three official benchmarks, as it makes the RTX 4070 Ti look a lot better than it is in reality, at least based on the rumoured MSRP of US$800-900. One of the three benchmarks is Cyberpunk 2077 using Raytracingl, where NVIDIA suggests the RTX 4070 Ti is around 3.5 times faster than the RTX 3080, but it's worth reading the fine print. We'll know next week how the RTX 4070 Ti actually performs, as well as where the official pricing and actual retail pricing ends up.
Sources: NVIDIA France (reverted to older page), via @momomo_us
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102 Comments on NVIDIA France Accidentally Reveals GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Specs

#101
fevgatos
ZoneDymoVram is needed for RT and Texture resolution and Resolution its played at, so yeah, in the future all those just become more demanding so Vram will be a problem.

Portal RTX uses 16gb of Vram at 4k RIGHT NOW sooo yeah.
Really? Portal RTX uses 16 gb of Vram? Holy crap, so I assume the 7900xtx that is feature proofed with all that vram is doing great in portal, right?
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#102
john_
Nvidia was always using VRAM capacity and/or memory bus as a way to limit the future proof lifespan of mid range products that are faster than what they should be for their price. 4070 Ti with 12GB of VRAM will be having NO problems at current games and reviews will show it, offering great value compared to RTX 4080 and better value than 7900 XT, but in the future that will be slowly changing. That "fine wine" about Radeon cards is not just AMD's... delayed optimization with drivers. It's also Nvidia's hardware decisions in certain models. Of course for people who usually change hardware every 2 years or more frequently, this isn't going to be a problem. They will pay $800-$900 today for the 4070 Ti and sell it at $600-$700 in 1-2 years before the limited memory starts becoming a factor.
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