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Relative Performance before overclocking (at 1440p) according to TechPowerUp:
- vs RTX 3060 12GB (card I'm personally upgrading from): +194% performance & extra 4GB VRAM
- vs RTX 3070 8GB: +96% performance & extra 8GB VRAM
- vs RTX 3070 Ti 8GB: +82% performance & extra 8GB VRAM
- vs RTX 3080 10GB: +49% performance & extra 6GB VRAM
- vs RTX 4060 8GB: +157% performance & extra 8GB VRAM
- vs RTX 4070 12GB: +52% performance & extra 4GB VRAM
- vs RTX 4070 Ti 12GB: +21% performance & extra 4GB VRAM
- vs RTX 4080 16GB: Don't upgrade, lol.
- vs RX 6700 XT 16GB: +47% performance
- vs RX 7800 XT 16GB: +49% performance
- vs RX 9070 XT 16GB: +6% performance.
After overclocking: Multiply all above numbers by 1.11x.
Other noteworthy features:
Video editing & streaming
- Blackwell features 4:2:2 decode support for H265 and H264. This is a HUGE upgrade for videographers and video editors who shoot in this format, going from non-hardware accelerated to HW-accelerated.
- The 5070 Ti features two encoders and one decoder; which is a step-up from all lower-class cards (1 enc, 1 dec). If you encode video (e.g. streaming, video editing), the 5070 Ti is the sweet spot.
VRAM
- With GDDR7, you will get ~896GB/s memory bandwidth (along with 48MB of L2 cache). This is more effective memory bandwidth than a 3090 Ti!
- 16GB VRAM is not generous, but neither is it low or skimpy. It is a reasonable amount of VRAM for the compute power offered by the card. This significantly improves the card's longevity.
Overclocking
- The Blackwell series are excellent 'overclockers'. If you're willing to use MSI Afterburner, you can get ~11% extra performance in most cases unless you're unlucky.
- You can also choose to undervolt, and get performance at a lower power draw.
Multi-frame generation
- A marketing scam. Don't even enable it.
Enjoy :)
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