Upon firing the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Super into my testing rig, I started having an internal argument over whether the mid-range graphics card even needed a revamp. I mean, the original is still fresh-faced, and the GPU giant is standing by its decision to arm it with 12GB VRAM. Despite that stubbornness, I reckon the souped-up model manages to provide enough of a performance bump to stand out, especially since it has the same MSRP attached to its forehead.
For context, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Super prices start at $599 / £579, matching the launch MSRP of the original version. For your money, you’re getting a best graphics card contender that packs more cores across the board, translating the level of mid-range performance I was craving back from last year’s release. Not that there was anything particularly offensive about the standard version, but I was hoping for a little more headroom at 1440p for the price.
