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Wrapping things up, we have both 1080p medium and 1080p ultra testing results. Medium isn't necessarily an important consideration, and 1080p in general isn't really where we think most gamers spending this much for a GPU are going to play. Still, we ran the benchmarks so here are the charts.
Because 1080p gaming puts the bottleneck more on the CPU than the GPU, particularly with high-end cards like the 4070 Ti Super, the relative margins all shrink a bit. The PNY card ends up being 1.5% faster than the Asus card at 1080p ultra, and only 1.2% faster at 1080p medium — again, not something you'd notice or feel in gaming, even if it's technically visible in our benchmarks.
Several games are completely CPU limited now, like Far Cry 6, Flight Simulator, Horizon Zero Dawn, and even Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Watch Dogs Legion. That gives us a range of -0.4% slower to 3.0% faster at 1080p, with the usual ~0.5% margin of error. If we only look at 1080p medium, several more games become effectively CPU limited, which you can see by the overall rasterization chart where the top five GPUs are only separated by 4%.
Running all of these benchmarks on these GPUs might seem a bit pointless. A quick look at the specs tells most of what we find in the charts. But there's a method to the madness, because we also want the data on power use, clock speeds, and temperatures that we cover on the next page.
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Prev Page PNY RTX 4070 Ti Super Verto OC: 4K Gaming Performance Next Page PNY RTX 4070 Ti Super Verto OC: Power, Clocks, Temps, and NoiseJarred Walton is a senior editor at Tom's Hardware focusing on everything GPU. He has been working as a tech journalist since 2004, writing for AnandTech, Maximum PC, and PC Gamer. From the first S3 Virge '3D decelerators' to today's GPUs, Jarred keeps up with all the latest graphics trends and is the one to ask about game performance.
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Amdlova Two days to say the name of graphics.Reply
Because the name will sell like hot cakes.
Like the time when you have a simple model...
Now you have tier 1 2 3 4 5 lol -
Notton So it's US$50 extra for an average of 1-2 fps increase.Reply
And, okay, it runs about 8-10C cooler... on a card that already runs at a very cool 60-62C
Just why would anyone buy this? -
JarredWaltonGPU
Da bling, man! How can you forget the bling? :ROFLMAO:Notton said:So it's US$50 extra for an average of 1-2 fps increase.
And, okay, it runs about 8-10C cooler... on a card that already runs at a very cool 60-62C
Just why would anyone buy this?
It's not just lower temps, but also slightly lower noise. So, noise, temps, and RGB are why anyone would buy this. Are those good enough reasons? Probably not for a lot of people, but I'm sure a few will bite. -
randomnorthern
Too have a cool card that can run very quiet obviously. Mine runs under 50C under full load with only 120-160 watts. And it literally was the cheapest card here of them all.Notton said:So it's US$50 extra for an average of 1-2 fps increase.
And, okay, it runs about 8-10C cooler... on a card that already runs at a very cool 60-62C
Just why would anyone buy this?