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  #3501481 9-Jun-2026 09:41
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A 5070ti is a step up in gaming performance, 4070ti super/4070ti/4070super are sidegrades but aren’t sold here anymore. From AMD the 7900XT trades blows.

 

New cards are more power efficient and have better performance in ray tracing, DLSS, frame generation. The only downside is the loss of vram for things like AI.




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  #3501482 9-Jun-2026 09:47
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SpartanVXL:

 

A 5070ti is a step up in gaming performance, 4070ti super/4070ti/4070super are sidegrades but aren’t sold here anymore. From AMD the 7900XT trades blows.

 

New cards are more power efficient and have better performance in ray tracing, DLSS, frame generation. The only downside is the loss of vram for things like AI.

 

 

 

 

I have done 3D work using blender and unfortunately the 16GB vram the 5070ti has is an absolute non starter as I’ve loaded projects that have exceeded that.





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  #3502155 11-Jun-2026 22:05
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MaxineN:

 

SpartanVXL:

 

A 5070ti is a step up in gaming performance, 4070ti super/4070ti/4070super are sidegrades but aren’t sold here anymore. From AMD the 7900XT trades blows.

 

New cards are more power efficient and have better performance in ray tracing, DLSS, frame generation. The only downside is the loss of vram for things like AI.

 

 

 

 

I have done 3D work using blender and unfortunately the 16GB vram the 5070ti has is an absolute non starter as I’ve loaded projects that have exceeded that.

 

 

What sort of projects were that? 

 

Have you tried out Keyshot?





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