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Yet, you.re the one asking about a 4070 Ti...
So, what gives?
I'm not ignoring it all, I clearly stated "if you're going to lay out that much money on a GPU, make sure it can do what you expect".
If you buy RTX 4090 now for $2k, you will be able to sell it at $1.5k after 18 months (prior to next gen release). High GPU prices are here to stay, they are not gonna drop any time soon.
Where'd you read that? I'm aware 2070/super was capable of doing 1440p, but I didn't get the impression anybody thought it was a guaranteed 1440p 144hz on every game even triple junk ones kind of gpu.
Now you may be using that point, poorly I might add, to troll. But that is what it is, and other people will see it for what it is.
1440p and some 4k, the same way I said 2070 was 1080p and some 1440p. That's my perception. I don't think anybody said it couldn't do 4k at all, zero, 1440p only.
My RX 480/580 (modded bios) can do 1440p, it's not particularly good on a single card, but it can do it, and does more often than not. And unless it's a game released within the past year, it does quite well at maintaining 60 FPS, on a single GPU.
So, you're stating that 2 4090 owners don't get stable fps at 4k, yet you're asking about the validity of upgrading to a 4070Ti?
Bad troll, trolls very badly.
Well, You can't keep comparing it to old cards. This is what has basically caused half the uproar from pc gamers because the performance gains just aren't there and especially for the prices they are selling at.
Sorry but my original RX 480 has better specs, though older architecture than the 6600XT, In fact the 6600XT is pretty similar, but obvs has architecture upgrades.
How does 480 have better specs?
I'm not trying to be a smart alec here but do you measure CPU performance by clock speed?