Earlier this month, many information was presented on an online page concerning the future of the upcoming Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 graphics card. In summary, the suggestion was highly widespread, that in pure gaming, the 40%1 might outperform the new-gen powerhouse which is the 3090 Ti!
And to clarify it: this is the 4070. I’m not the 4070 Ti!
What would be the case, though? And now, the leak source @kopite7kimi is back again and with the latest updates and the latest specs, so that even though he’s not at the top of the 40XXX tree, the 4070 is clearly correct.
There is an update of the RTX 4070. PG141-SKU3317680FP3212G 21Gbps GDDR6X300 WTSE >11000 >10000 gt;14000 gt;11000 /gt;1 000 /gt;30680 /gt;1001080 /gt;60000 /gt;10000 / obt;1204100 /gt;1000 /smap/hs
kopite7kimi (@kopite7kimi) August 4, 2022
Nvidia G20 Specifications are updated!
Now you may wonder why the specifications have changed so quickly in such a short time. That’s a definite truth. While it could be true that Nvidia has been having problems providing a whole balance to the 40XX landscape, it has created a shortage of specifications for the 4070 in order to better distinguish it from other 40XX GPUs. That 4070 are significantly better than the 4060 Ti, for example, but at least surprisingly as good as the 4070 Ti.
Given this is therefore, these new specifications suggest the 4070 will really come with GDDR6X, but in a capacity of 12GB in 192-bit bandwidth. If the 4070 fast beat 3090 Ti then would perhaps hit a significant margin.
I mean, it isn’t going to be confirmed here yet. Even though the Nvidia 4070 was as good as it could be, I think that it’s just become one of the most interesting GPUs of the 40XX Series. Yes, it might be my long overdue upgrade, and maybe it could be yours, too.
What do you think?