Moving from a 3070Ti to a 4070 Ti for this one!

[Chef_423]

I dont think I have ever been so hyped for a game to release!

[wtiger27]

Originally posted by Chef_423:

I dont think I have ever been so typed for a game to release!

What is your CPU? If it is much below the level of the RTX 4070ti, you will be unable to utilize all of it's potential.

[Kind]

Just buy a 4090 if you REALLY want a big upgrade.

[Chef_423]

Originally posted by dazza0511:

That upgrade is not worth imo. All of the 40 series cards are a waste of money, it's better to wait for 50 series.

You're def right. But just looking for a bit more umph before I build an entire new rig with the 5000 series as the mount.

[Chef_423]

Originally posted by wtiger27:

Originally posted by Chef_423:

I dont think I have ever been so typed for a game to release!

What is your CPU? If it is much below the level of the RTX 4070ti, you will be unable to utilize all of it's potential.

The 2700x, still formidable.

[Chef_423]

Originally posted by Dey/Dem Nuts:

Just buy a 4090 if you REALLY want a big upgrade.

Can sell the 3070Ti and offset the cost of the 4070Ti, in the end I should be paying only about $400 or so...I am ok with used.

[Chef_423]

I have the C2 OLED, and I want to push 4k on that screen for this game. The 4070Ti will get me there on ultra. Then in early 2024 I build the BEAST.

[Kind]

Originally posted by Chef_423:

Originally posted by Dey/Dem Nuts:

Just buy a 4090 if you REALLY want a big upgrade.

Can sell the 3070Ti and offset the cost of the 4070Ti, in the end I should be paying only about $400 or so...I am ok with used.

"only $400" is not worth it for that difference. Subjective opinion, I know, but many others would share it.

[Chef_423]

I guess it depends alot on how this game runs, ultimately.

ty for everyone's input!

[wtiger27]

Originally posted by Chef_423:

Originally posted by wtiger27:

What is your CPU? If it is much below the level of the RTX 4070ti, you will be unable to utilize all of it's potential.

The 2700x, still formidable.

The AMD 2700x is several generations behind the RTX 4070ti. It is a little slower than the I7 8700k. I hope you will not be disappointed. But your RTX 3070ti was a better match for your CPU.

https://www.techspot.com/review/1655-core-i7-8700k-vs-ryzen-7-2700x/

[katzenkrimis]

Originally posted by Chef_423:

The 2700x, still formidable.

Five years old...

[Jimmy]

Totally hyped

[Paul_AFC]

Considering this is on the creation engine, my guess would be it's going to be CPU limited. If that's the case and you want a 4070 or above, your going to need at least a 5700x.
I had a 5600 with the 4070TI and was never fully utilized in CPU intensive games.
Recently dropped in an X3D and it's a massive difference, most notable in all my Playstation games.

[Jamie]

Why? there's no point. This is the same graphics engine as Fallout 4. So if whateve you have now can play that at good fps, you will be perfectly fine with what you have. I have a 6700XT and a 3800X...if you dont have 8 cores by now idk what you are doing. and the 6700XT runs Cybershit max settings 60fps 1440p fine. so if it can handle that it can def handle Starfield.

[vonbleak]

Originally posted by The Gent:

Why? there's no point. This is the same graphics engine as Fallout 4. So if whateve you have now can play that at good fps, you will be perfectly fine with what you have

Not quite man - The engine has had a massive upgrade since F4, similar to the upgrade from Morrowind to Oblivion, which is to say an entire generational leap... Starfield will be more system heavy than F4 for sure... I mean just compare the recommended specs of the two games to get an idea...

[FeilDOW]

IPC of the 2700x will limit the 4070 ti. I'd suggest throwing a 5800x or even a 5800x3d in there so you're not leaving perfomance on the table.