Update: The NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti is now available in Australia at most major computer component retailers.
The current slate of cards range from $1479 all the way up to $2000+ with the cheaper models already selling fast.
Take a look at the range at Mwave here.
You might recall a few months ago that NVIDIA launched its new RTX 4080 GPU in two flavours – a 16GB and 12GB variant.
While the former was well-received (read our review here), it didn’t take long for the company to “unlaunch” the latter after the public at large deemed that having the 4080 badging on a second card that was significantly lower in price and performance was confusing.
That card has now returned in the form of the more appropriately-named NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti, announced during the company’s CES 2023 keynote. The 4070 Ti is, for all intents and purposes, exactly the same card as the unlaunched 4080 12GB and releases tomorrow starting at AUD $1479 according to the official website. That’s nearly $200 cheaper than its original price point of $1659.
The RTX 4070 Ti will naturally support the new 40-series features such as DLSS 3.0 and RTX Overdrive, and NVIDIA says it performs better and draws less power than the RTX 3090 Ti.
The full specs for the NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti are as follows:
- CUDA Cores: 7680
- Base Clock: 2.31 GHz
- Boost Clock: 2.61 GHz
- Memory: 12GB
- Memory Interface: 192-bit
- Memory Bandwidth: 557 GB/s
- Total Power: 285W
- Price: From $1479
- Release Date: January 5th
You can watch the full NVIDIA CES 2023 Address below:
