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Graphics cards

Gaming, memory & power

GeForce RTX 4090

Best forNative 4K performance and workloads needing more than 16GB VRAM

Keep it if you already own one. Its 24GB of memory and stronger native 4K performance make the RTX 5080 a poor upgrade from a 4090. Buying one now is a different decision: a large power draw, bulky coolers and the warranty on a used card all need to justify the asking price.

Video memory
24 GB
Memory bandwidth
1,008 GB/s
Reference board power
450 W
Architecture
NVIDIA Ada Lovelace

Reasons to choose it

  • 24GB VRAM for larger working sets.
  • Higher native frame rates in the cited same-system comparison.

Before you buy

A used or old-stock listing needs careful condition and warranty checks.

4 review sources

GeForce RTX 5070 Ti

Best forGaming with demanding ray tracing

The 5070 Ti makes its best case in games where Nvidia’s ray-tracing performance and DLSS support are useful. The RX 9070 XT remains a serious alternative with the same 16GB capacity. A big price gap should send you back to the game-by-game results: the Nvidia advantage is far from uniform.

Video memory
16 GB GDDR7
Memory bandwidth
896 GB/s
Reference board power
300 W
Architecture
Blackwell / GB203

Reasons to choose it

  • 16 GB GDDR7 with a wide memory interface.
  • Nvidia features for demanding supported games.

Before you buy

Modest uplift over a 4070 Ti Super in the launch review.

3 review sources

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