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Some bad info in there. 4070 Super will not beat 9070 XT, it`s about 9070 performance.
Also 5070 will not beat 9070 XT, 5070 has same performance as 4070 Super.
Only things that would outperform 9070 XT would be 4070 Ti Super or higher or 5070 Ti or higher.
Many modern games are already using Ray tracing by default without any possibilities to opt out. To be future proof it’s better to have a gpu capable to deliver decent performances in Ray tracing.
5070 beats the 9070XT in Ray tracing again. Let’s also not forget about Nvidia multi frame generation and the far SUPERIOR DLSS which massively improve both graphical fidelity and frame rate.
I know in my country there is a price difference of $600 between a 9070 XT and the 5070ti
for some that will have an effect on the decision, especially if you just started getting into gaming on PC's.
And with nvidia dropping support for some physx titled games on the 50 series how long before they do it with RT, also there's the quality control with the cards with missing ROP's and melting cables.
But, if you can get them at base MSRP, a very good price, though you are using notably more power, doesn't bother me, but some do care.
I am waiting to see what both cards can go overclocked and possibly power modded, the 50 series seems to all o er lock really well, thry are just really held back by power and not seen anyone even look at overclocking a 9070/xt yet so no idea how much extra they have to give.
For a few months though, you are going to be out of luck getting a card at msrp I suspect.
The real 'best' option will be de used once supply and prices are normalised, if a 9070xt is notably cheaper than the 5070ti, that's probably the best option, if it gets within 100 bucks though, I'd say the 5070ti has it.
Of note is once prices and supplies are normalised, the second hand prices on everything but the 4090 should drop considerably (4090 excluded as its notably ahead of the 5080 still).
Benchmarks that I saw had 9070 doing ray tracing in Cyberpunk at exact same fps then 5070.
9070 and 9070 XT are way better at ray tracing then AMD`s previous generations.
In many tests 5070 couldn`t even properly use its "superior DLSS" because it was running out of VRAM, 12 GB is not enough.
Roos is 0.5%, seems some shipments got messed up, cables us most likely user error same as with the 30 and 40 series dye to the accused 12vhpwr connector.
As for prices, you sort of cannot judge it right now, but need to look at nsrp and look forwards 3 to 6 months.
How do you know the future and what will be future proofed?
When Nvidia's proprietary technology cannot be decompiled and runs worse on older, less expensive hardware even in their own stack for little to no visual fidelity, how can you know the same won't happen to your future older gen Nvidia hardware?
Also, you're making a lot of assumptions about the future beyond just that. You're assuming:
1. Raytracing will be baked into engines
2. Engine developers will choose to bake in NVIDIA's implementation
3. The current cards will be able to run NVIDIA's future implementations which gobble up more resources and exist solely to push you into buying newer, ever more expensive cards
4. Most games will implement this
Every step of such assumptions that fail lower the value of the card. When you have to make a recommendation on so many assumptions, it's no longer sound advice IMO.
Not in europe and the rest of the world, the cheapeast 5070TI's are around 1.25K, mostly at around 1.4-1.5K.
At that point a 800-1000 EUR 9070XT still makes a whole lot more sense.
I mean dam for $1000 I can get a 4080 Super. I just don't really need it right now.
9070 XT in one PC and the 3 others have 3080, and 3080 Ti
9070xt is in 5070 base price range. Theoretically.
9070xt offers more raster performance and more VRAM for just $50 more. (based on msrp what may not have any connection with reality). 5070 offers superior DLSS4 upscaling.
https://www.scan.co.uk/products/sapphire-radeon-rx-9070-xt-pure-16gb-gddr6-graphics-card-rdna4-4096-streams-3010mhz-boost
Scan has a 5080 Zotac OC for £1100
ETA end of march
https://www.scan.co.uk/products/zotac-nvidia-geforce-rtx-5080-solid-oc-gddr7-ray-tracing-graphics-card-dlss-4-10752-cores-2640-mhz-b