RTX 4070 Super & Ti Super Review - 40 Games Tested - 1080p, 1440p & 4K

Hey all, hope you enjoy the video! Notes: - at 12:00 I say "14%" but the graph says "16%". 16% is the correct number - As usual, please don't fall for scam replies. I'll never tell anyone to reach out on telegram, whatsapp, or anything like that. - If you have any questions, ask!

This seriously has been the best video comparing these cards. Like it's as if you read my mind and answered all my questions and value questions

Thank you for the review, I'm going to sub. I've bought a 4070 ti Super because I got an Asus TUF model at MSRP; I was upgrading from a 3060 ti and so pretty much a 100% increase in performance; I game on a large 65" display and so 1800p and 2160p are my targets; and because to me £799 was simply more palatable than £999+ for what is a refreshed 4080. The 4070 Super is a great card for less, but at higher resolutions and with RT enabled, that 12gb framebuffer just wouldn't have been quite enough for my requirements, certainly moving forward beyond the current batch of heavier titles.

I just got the 4070 Super. Much better than my old 1660 Ti, but I may sell it and replace it for a new gen card if they make a big leap in performance.

Nada knows Ada.... thanks for pointing out the 2xNVENC feature. Didn't find that anywhere else.

Too bad you didn't include the RX 7900 XT considering it's selling for $750 almost the same price point as the RTX 4070 ti super and the RX 7800 XT is selling for as low as $499. Awesome video.

lol I am so old... I remember the time when 30 fps was totally acceptable... Now, 60 fps is considered a "struggle".

Ima subscribe since I liked the KWH/y and the upscaling portion allot. Really opened my eyes to my energy cost in my area.

The encoder information was definitely good to know — thank you!

Did the GTX 1070 to RTX 4070 Super upgrade. It was very effective.

No need to be so humble, Nada, your hard work is always appreciated! and the wide game variety is extremely useful since it allows us to have a good idea of the performance we would get with certain GPU. Since Spider-Man runs so well, I'd love if you use Very High settings (everything maxed out but no RT). I guess since you have the data from many GPUs from the past, it wouldn't be easy or even possible to re-test the game with every single one of them, but in that case I'd just prefer you to show the results for 2 or 5 GPUs for now and keep adding new ones in the future

I have a 3060 ti is it worth to upgrade to 4070 super aorus for 4k ?

thank you...your review are different from others...which is more concise and simple

Excellent no nonsense review! I can totally see that the RTX 4070 Super gives you that right balanced of lower power and A 15% bump in performance without raising the cost. Basically a power efficient high performing version of 4070 ti for 200 Bucks less. (Win Win!) Thank you for the detailed analysis and thoughts Techtesters!

Thanks for the encoders part... other reviewers didn't talk about it.

Thank you very much for such quality content!

This is a fantastic breakdown and analysis video! Ty so much! I was leaning towards the Ti but this video changed my mind 😅 So now it’s either 4070 S or 4080 S

5:11 4070 Ti Super is to give a "taste of" 4K gaming. If it performs any better then the 4080 series would be redundant and that's not good business. 4070 Ti Super is an excellent 1440p gamer, but with Cyberpunk raytracing and Alan Wake II, you will need DLSS at the least.

I'm planning on upgrading my GTX1080 for 1440p@60fps The games I wanna play are Hellblade 2 and Monster Hunter Wilds (both in the future, I know) I also wanna play Ratchet&Clank and Resident Evil 4, which do run noticeably better on 16GB Videocards. I don't see the benefit of the RTX4080 Super over the RTX4070TiS that rectifies the 220€ or 20% price difference Especially that late in the product cycle, I much rather go for upper-mid class GPU and sell it once the 5080 in a year or two, which will be significantly better in 4K, nullifying that aspect for me. Is there something I'm overlooking?

As someone who got their RTX 4070 O/c model near launch for $490USD + taxes here in Australia 🇦🇺 as an open box, I’m more tha; happy with it performance in my HTPC setup🥰🥳 and connected to my 4K OLED! Its gaming performance for BR multiplayer titles at 1080p/1440p is great with a high refresh rate experience 🤩🥳🤯.In addition it plays most single player titles at 4K (DLSS Quality) on high settings at 60fps+ 💪👍and as shown here in the video, it’s a decent “budget” 4K gaming option.