TECH NEWS – Nvidia has unveiled its new RTX 4070 Ti graphics card, the performance-punched successor to the previous cutting-edge RTX 3090 Ti.

Nvidia has unveiled its new GeForce RTX 4070 Ti graphics card as part of the GeForce Beyond stream at CES 2023. The company’s RTX 40 series is widely prevalent among PC gamers and graphics enthusiasts. Its higher performance enables a better gaming experience and faster image and video rendering and editing speeds.

As games become more graphically and mechanically complex, the demand for robust graphics cards increases.

Nvidia designed the RTX 4070 Ti to improve the performance of DLSS 3. This is the company’s third-generation supersampling technology, available only for RTX 40 series graphics cards. This means that the RTX 4070 Ti will deliver three times better performance than the RTX 3090 Ti graphics card, the primary technology of the previous generation. The RTX 4070 Ti will be available from January 5 at a retail price of $799. As the company sold its first batch of RTX 4090 graphics cards in two weeks, we expect this new card to sell exceptionally well.

When Nvidia released the RTX 4090 Ti graphics cards, a class action lawsuit was immediately filed against it. Most of the complaints were about melting cables and faulty 16-pin connectors. The company stated these allegations and problems. In it, it explained that the rate was only 0.04% and that it had recalled and recalled some cards to ensure that this would not happen again. So fans can rest assured that the company is taking all precautions.

Nvidia has jumped onto the scene in so many areas of the tech world, which of course, includes gaming.

An employee of the company even hinted at a new Tegra chip that would be used in the latest Nintendo Switch Pro console. This would give Nintendo’s hybrid console the much-needed performance boost to make more graphically demanding games run more smoothly.

So the RTX 4070 Ti will hit stores on January 5. Gamers can get their hands on the powerful graphics card for $799 and enjoy the boost in graphics performance, load times and frame rate.

Source: Nvidia