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Sucks for me, but overall I'm glad that Nvidia is getting prices under control to some extent.
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The big difference with the 4070 Ti Super is that it's using the AD103 chip (with a full 256-bit memory bus and 16GB of VRAM) found in the 4080, which is a huge leap over the AD104 chip found in the 4070 Ti (non-Super), which only touts a 192-bit memory bus and 12GB of VRAM. While the TFLOPS of the Super variant does only see a ~10% increase as you note, memory bandwidth jumps by 42% and the memory capacity jumps by…
Appreciate the extra insight here! I hope for the sake of purchasers it is only 12% cost increase, but I have a suspicion if there's more than 12% extra value, we'll see it in the price
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Since crypto has crashed so much and most of these are borderline useless for AI/ML, there's not likely to be too much of an issue. The MSRP is already massively marked up.
Considering the poor generational performance uplift the original 4000 series cards had vs the 3000 series - it almost seems like these super variants are what nVidia should have originally launched. :-/
EDIT: even people on the 4-series are experiencing it https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/game-ready-drive...
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Why?
With the current generation of text and image generators, 24GB is the sweet spot
I wonder why there are no comparisons to their other series 40x0 cards?
That said, I'm curious to know how they stack up against a 4090, and if these new cards can melt wires and burn down a house as easily.