A new RTX 4070 ti is in town
Updated: Sep 18, 2024 6:16 pm
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ASUS has just announced its latest AD102-based GPU today, a new SFF-Ready RTX 4070 Ti that, despite the name, isn’t actually that small.
New GPUs are cropping up left, right, and center these days, and no, we’re not talking about the highly anticipated NVIDIA RTX 5000 Series. Alongside BioStar, whos just launched a 6 year old GPU, ASUS has today unveiled a new PRIME RTX 4060 Ti Super GPU, tailored towards the small form factor market, apparently.
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It will measure in at 300 x 120 x 50mm and will take up 2.5 slots, making it a fairly average-sized GPU if truth be told. Regardless, the GPU will feature 8,440 CUDA cores and 16GB of GDDR5X VRAM, which should be capable of running lesser-demanding games in 4K.
ASUS PRME RTX 4070 TI Super specs and rumors
According to Videocardz, the GPU – despite not being confirmed – looks set to use the AD102 GPU. As you can see from the reference images below, the GPU’s capacitor layout is exclusive to the AD102 GPU and not the AD103 GPU that is used in both the RTX 4080 and RTX 4080 Super. Speculation suggests that ASUS release a more powerful variant that uses the AD102 GPU, but up to now, that is pure speculation.
From the unveiling, two models were announced, with the only tangible difference being a slightly tweaked clock speed between the two. One will offer a factor overclocked 2,625 MHz speed, whereas the other will run at a slower reference of 2,610MHz. That said, custom OC settings are available for both cards, with speeds running between 2,640Mhz and 2,655Mhz.
At the time of writing this, there is no indication on when these new cards will be pushed to market and no retailer is currently listing them right now.
