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First 16GB RTX 4060 Ti Review Benchmarks: Faster Than 8GB Model, Too Expensive
- justinclift 3y agoThe graph they show has the 1% lows being close to the same for both cards, yet they're saying the older 8GB has stuttering issues. Wouldn't the stuttering issues show up specifically in those 1% figures?
- ecf 3y agoI was about to upgrade my 1070, a card that’s about 7 years old, until I saw I needed to get a 4090 for any sort of meaningful VRAM increase. Absolutely wild that Nvidia is still shipping mid-tier GPUs with 8gb after this long.
- nateb2022 3y ago> until I saw I needed to get a 4090 for any sort of meaningful VRAM increase. That's like comparing a 7 year old laptop with 8GB of DDR3 to a new laptop with 8GB of DDR4 and judging them equal merely on the fact that they both have 8GB of RAM -- with no regard for CPU et cetera. Newer memory achieves higher bandwidth, regardless of total capacity, and there are numerous generational improvements that play a huge part across the board. The cheapest 40 series card currently available, the RTX4060 (MSRP $299), provides 2.34x the FP32 GFLOPS of the 1070, for instance. Moreover, it provides more than double the effective memory speed, and all at a net reduction of -35W TDP compared to the 1070. I would say that the 4060 alone is quite a sizeable upgrade. Even a last gen 3060 would be an upgrade over the 1070. The 4090 absolutely blows the 1070 out of the water. There is no comparison.