is 4070 ti super good for 4k?

[Tralalero Tralala]

More of a hypothetical but just curious what determines a 4k gpu in 2024

[Beaquire]

Nah

[Obsessive Power]

Not really, it's a higher end 1440P card rather than a 4K card.

Older games, sure, current games no, at least not with max settings. Of course you could do 4K if you are willing to mess around with graphics settings.

[C1REX]

4K high + DLSS quality and you should be fine. DLSS balance for most demanding games.

4K + DLSS performance has still higher input and output resolution than 1440p + DLSS quality.

[Obsessive Power]

Of course, if I had a 4070Ti Super I'd probably be able to get quite a few modern games running in 4K res using all manner of tricks and optimisations to get me there (4K DLSS performance mode). I've got an RTX 3080 and I quite like optimising games myself.

The thing is, when people ask these questions here, they're almost always taking about 'max settings'.

[C1REX]

Obsessive Power eredeti hozzászólása:

Of course, if I had a 4070Ti Super I'd probably be able to get quite a few modern games running in 4K res using all manner of tricks and optimisations to get me there (4K DLSS performance mode). I've got an RTX 3080 and I quite like optimising games myself.

The thing is, when people ask these questions here, they're almost always taking about 'max settings'.

I think that some benchmarkers give an impression that all modern games are close to being unplayable and 4K is something unachievable.

I think people asking the question should get a full answers that even the 14900KS + 4090 will struggle with native 4K while most semi modern hardware can do 4K with upscaling and optimised settings in many games.

[Gökyüzü]

I checked some benchmarks and between 4070 ti and 4070 ti super there is %3 to 5 performance boost which is hillarious to me. Seems like extra 4 gb didnt do ♥♥♥♥.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

It's only pulling 90-120 FPS in many demanding games at 1440p, so no, not really all that good UNLESS the game has good support for DLSS, then you can gain some FPS back at 2160p (4K)

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

Nah it`s kinda poor 4K card. RTX 4080, 4090 or RX 7900 XTX for 4K.

[YoSoyJosh]

As someone who actually owns one and uses daily, its perfectly fine. I play ALOT of current games without DLSS and manage to stay between 70 and 120fps or more with everything maxed or close to it. This does not include Cyberpunk or Alan Wake 2, clearly, but for 98% of games out there, it's better than ok

[Χάρης]

The rizzler eredeti hozzászólása:

More of a hypothetical but just curious what determines a 4k gpu in 2024

That's a very general question. It depends on a lot of things such as - what games you play and on what settings apart from resolution, as well as if the dev optimized said game properly. But generally I think the 4070 ti super should be able to handle many games at 4K, just not the newest titles with the all the RT stuff which in my opinion is unnecessary ( I own a 4080 myself ).

[bobfishcheese]

yes its very good at 4k gaming at max settings at around 60 fps to 144 fps at max settings

[Obsessive Power]

I've now got an RTX 4070 Ti Super and many of my games can be played in 4K. Not everything at max settings (like Full RT path tracing on Cyberpunk), but my games look glorious at native resolution.

Some games can be near enough maxed out. All the resident Evil games play now in 4k as well and they too look amazing!

[Steve]

I’ve just brought a RTX 4070 I use a Samsung 4k monitor at 60hz, do you think I’ll be able to run it on high/max settings? My 3060ti wasn’t far off. Playing KCD2 in high settings at the moment but not getting solid 60fps drops to 40-60 depending.

[_I_]

4070 s ti is quite a bit stronger than the vanilla 4070

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

Yeah 4070 is nowhere close to 4070 Ti Super performance that is almost 4080.