If you want the best value in NVIDIA’s RTX 40 series, this is the card to buy.
1.Price and release date2.Overview3.Specs4.Design5.Performance6.The competition7.Should you buy it?
NVIDIAis offering a much better value with theintroduction of the RTX 40 Super GPUs.
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NVIDIA will continue sales of the regular RTX 4070, with that model still available for $549.
These cards have an industrial design that’s almostApple-esque, and NVIDIA deserves credit for nailing the design aesthetic.
The Super moniker is engraved on the card, and again, it makes the card look very distinctive.
More than anything else, this shows the generational gains made possible with the RTX 40 series.
The 4070 Super does a decent enough job at 4K, delivering over 60fps in most titles.
If you need 16GB of memory, you should consider the 4070 Ti Super.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Super FE: Should you buy it?
You should buy this if:
You want a GPU for 1440p gaming.
You need a card that doesn’t take up too much room.
You need NVIDIA-exclusive features like DLSS 3 Frame Generation.
You want a great value.
You shouldn’t buy this if:
You need 16GB of VRAM.
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