Snagged a msrp 5070Ti, need second opinions Recently…
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Snagged a msrp 5070Ti, need second opinions
Recently purchased an MSRP 5070TI ($749) from Walmart today because I wanted to future proof and upgrade my current PC. My current gpu is a 4070 super paired with a 12900k and 32gb ddr5 6000mhz ram. Honestly, my 4070 super was punching above its weight in most games I've been playing. I have 2 4k monitors, one is ips 144hz and the other is oled 240hz. I play mainly CS2 and I had no problem reaching minimum 240fps at 4k high, averaging 280-300. Other games I play are helldivers, rdr2, and other single players games at 1440p. I don't mind using DLSS Q and sometime frame-gen if needed to reach high frame rates and I don't care if i play 1440p on a 4k monitor.
I bought this 5070ti because it was msrp, 16gb vram ggdr7 and similar performance to a 4080 super, and could supplement my monitors for the games I play. I was willing to buy a 5080 at msrp but they've been selling out in minutes and the available ones for sale are above msrp. I couldn't justify paying above msrp for 10-15 percent increase in performance compared to a 5070TI. The 5090 at msrp is basically unattainable and not really in my budget.
And with the current AI crisis going on, ram being cut back, nvidia cutting gpu manufacturing, thought an upgrade is worth having now rather than later when most likely new super series or 60 series will be a lot more expensive. Also I am going to sell my 4070 super for like $450-400, so it will offset the cost a bit.
So should I keep this 5070 TI or return it and just rock with my 4070 super? I am not considering the 9070xt, I prefer nvidia's software.
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Recently purchased an MSRP 5070TI ($749) from Walmart today because I wanted to future proof and upgrade my current PC. My current gpu is a 4070 super paired with a 12900k and 32gb ddr5 6000mhz ram. Honestly, my 4070 super was punching above its weight in most games I've been playing. I have 2 4k monitors, one is ips 144hz and the other is oled 240hz. I play mainly CS2 and I had no problem reaching minimum 240fps at 4k high, averaging 280-300. Other games I play are helldivers, rdr2, and other single players games at 1440p. I don't mind using DLSS Q and sometime frame-gen if needed to reach high frame rates and I don't care if i play 1440p on a 4k monitor.
I bought this 5070ti because it was msrp, 16gb vram ggdr7 and similar performance to a 4080 super, and could supplement my monitors for the games I play. I was willing to buy a 5080 at msrp but they've been selling out in minutes and the available ones for sale are above msrp. I couldn't justify paying above msrp for 10-15 percent increase in performance compared to a 5070TI. The 5090 at msrp is basically unattainable and not really in my budget.
And with the current AI crisis going on, ram being cut back, nvidia cutting gpu manufacturing, thought an upgrade is worth having now rather than later when most likely new super series or 60 series will be a lot more expensive. Also I am going to sell my 4070 super for like $450-400, so it will offset the cost a bit.
So should I keep this 5070 TI or return it and just rock with my 4070 super? I am not considering the 9070xt, I prefer nvidia's software.
#hardware #technology
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