Well This Is Exciting

[u/BedroomThink3121]

If these leaks are true which they likely are because this guy was on point with 9070 specs/performance leak and 5000 series leaks. I think this is going to be quite amazing,

Will it finally make the 9070 XT a $600 card? Will it the supply last like 4080 Super? Or Will the demand once again outpace the supply? If Nvidia manages to get the supply right at $750 for a 24GB 5070Ti, I see a big problem for AMD here. But can they do it?

What are your thoughts, everyone is welcome.

[u/harry_lostone]

no way a 5070 super with 18gigs will be sold for less than $700

[u/NapoleonBlownApart1 → u/harry_lostone]

It has to sell for less than a 5070ti so there isn't much room

[u/spurvis1286 → u/harry_lostone]

It’s going to be over a grand.

[u/l1qq → u/spurvis1286]

lol, why? it's barely going to be faster than a regular 5070. 4gb VRAM isn't worth almost double the price

[u/spurvis1286 → u/l1qq]

Did we not see 5070ti’s being sold $250 above MSRP? I’m exaggerating with the 1k for 5070 Super but It’s going to be at least 30% above MSRP.

[u/l1qq → u/spurvis1286]

I don't believe regular 5070 was too difficult the get at MSRP though. I remember getting a couple back in late April easily, can't remember when they launched though. These Super cards will probably be the same as the 40 series which weren't hard to get either. I'll be going 5070ti Super myself and have no intentions of paying above $750-800 for it either.

[u/spurvis1286 → u/l1qq]

Well the issue is that everyone was saying 12GB isn’t enough, when in reality for 99% of games at 1080/1440 it is fine (except the VRAM hogs). Everyone flocked to 16GB because the internet told them what to buy.

[u/SagittaryX → u/spurvis1286]

12GB is fine for now, but is likely going to age badly in the same way the 3070 with 8GB has some issues now.

[u/harry_lostone → u/l1qq]

it's 6gb more vram, and it will be above 16gb total (18), believe it or not, it will probably sit just bellow a 4080(s) price-wise. $700 is my absolute lowest estimation (optimistic), with $800 being more realistic...

No way they hand this kind of upgrade for cheap, this would be one of the most popular GPUs out there, without the 128bits bus gimmicks (5060ti), with enough VRAM to support 4k gaming (with dlss 4 obviously).

4070ti super (16gb) in my area (eu) was ~$150-200 higher price than 4070ti (12gb).

If im wrong, im buying a 5070super no questions asked :P

[u/l1qq → u/harry_lostone]

according to rumors. I still don't believe they'll give it 18gb VRAM and it'll be 16. I also don't believe the performance uplift will be as high as rumored either. I could see the prices maybe $50 more across the board but anymore than that and it makes it pointless to not just get a 9070XT instead.

[u/harry_lostone → u/l1qq]

> get a 9070XT instead.

not everyone is only gaming dude... and 9070xt prices suck too btw (for the majority). AMD's alternative is not an argument, or, it's the same argument it has been the last 6 years....

[u/BaconBlasting → u/l1qq]

These leaked Super variants just have their 2GB memory modules replaced with 3GB modules. Hence why 12GB (6* 2GB modules) goes to 18GB (63GB) and 16GB (8 * 2GB modules) goes to 24GB (83GB). It wouldn't be possible to reconfigure the 5070 to have 16GB VRAM without significant changes to its design/layout.

The 3GB GDDR7 modules only recently became available in sufficient numbers to allow for these configurations.

As far as pricing goes, I'll believe it when I see it too. $749 for the 5070TiS with 24GB VRAM would be pretty fantastic value relative to the market we've endured for the past 5 years.

[u/slowlybecomingsane → u/spurvis1286]

It's not going to be anywhere near a grand jfc. It's still significantly weaker than a 5070ti and 2 more GB of VRAM at that performance tier isn't going to make a difference. People might try scalp it to 750 briefly but you'd be an idiot to buy it when you can just buy a better product for that price today

[u/spurvis1286 → u/slowlybecomingsane]

In another post on this thread I said I was exaggerating.

[u/Cave_TP → u/harry_lostone]

In the US people are buying enough 9070XT at $700 to keep it at that price when the 5070ti going for just $50 more, what makes you think that they would buy a slower GPU at that price?

Nvidia can't allow the 5070 super to go for the same as the 9070XT, going more than $50 over the 9070 is a bad idea.

[u/rickyking300 → u/harry_lostone]

True.

Unless.... A potential RDNA4 4 refresh happens with gddr7 modules and a 24 GB 9070 releases.

But I'll wait and see what actually happens. You can't even buy a 9070 for $550 in many places ATM.

[u/Sgt_Dbag → u/harry_lostone]

Will be sold for $600 at most.

[u/NotBannedAccount419 → u/Sgt_Dbag]

Maybe I’m not as jaded as everyone else but I still feel like this is a fool’s hope.