We finally have a firm release date for the Nvidia RTX 4070 as the graphics card giant has just confirmed its GPU plans. The mid-range offering is aimed at 1440p gaming using Nvidia’s DLSS 3 superpowers, but it costs significantly less than the previously released Ti variant.
We’ve been waiting for the RTX 4070 for a while, as the card shown in our Nvidia RTX 4070 Ti test isn’t a true mid-range GPU. Sure, it’s still a fantastic option for those looking to boost their frame rates at high settings, but its $799 price point arguably gives it premium status. Fortunately, there is now a way to harness the power of Frame Generation for a lot less money, and the latest 70-series card can effectively replace the RTX 3080.
in an advertisement for TwitterNvidia confirms that the RTX 4070 will be available from April 13, 2023. In theory, this means that from today you can get the Founder’s Edition card and custom variants from Asus, Gigabyte and PNY.
Nvidia introduces the RTX 4070, claiming it can “get the most out of your favorite games at 1440p with performance boosts powered by DLSS 3 AI.” Naturally, this means that Frame Generation will do a lot of work playing on ultra settings, but we’ll have proper performance figures when our review goes live.
The announcement is accompanied by the RTX 4070 launch video above, which includes its own benchmarks. The video shows DLSS 3 compliant games such as A Plague Tale: Requiem, Microsoft Flight Simulator and Dying Light 2 with frame rate data demonstrating the capabilities of AD104 GPUs with frame rate enabled.
We’ll be sharing our own Nvidia RTX 4070 review soon, so stay tuned for news, benchmarks, and general GPU testing shenanigans. Now that the Lovelace 70 series card is officially on sale, we’ll be waiting for more news on the Nvidia RTX 4060 as it’s rumored to be the next contender to appear.
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Source : PC Gamesn
