NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Gets 16 GB GDDR7 Memory, GB203-300 GPU, 350W TBP
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Gets 16 GB GDDR7 Memory, GB203-300 GPU, 350W TBP
NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5070 Ti should be a nice high-end GPU option for gamers based on the new specs we have gathered from our sources.
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At this point, what is the point? Honestly. Why so much processing power? What is the average user going to do to require so much brawn on a graphics card?
4K videogames.
I might switch from a 3080 to a Redeon 8xxx next year, depending on the price and performance. Main reason are, despite me using Linux, not the drivers but the VRAM. I had several games now where 10GB on 3840x1600 resolution aren't sufficient and it really bugs me. Why AMD instead of Nvidia? Well, I didn't have that much issues with drivers, but AMD drivers on Linux are still better. Also Nvidias pricing is absurd. I don't want to take apart in that.
It'll be crucial to run Monster Hunter Wilds at 240p upscaled from a Tomogachi screen at 30 frames per minute
This might sound surprising, but the upcoming flagship nvidia card is not targeted at the average user.