Nvidia's RTX 5070 and RTX 5070 Ti graphics cards have only been on the market for a handful of months, though the dearth of supply at the beginning probably makes it feel like it's been far longer than that. But even though they're still relatively new models, rumours about the specs for their Super variants have already started to appear, and if they're accurate, then you're mostly going to be looking at more video memory.
That's according to prolific leaker Kopite7kimi on X, who generally has a very good track record of pronouncing early specifications that are bang on the money. Starting with the RTX 5070 Super, the main changes are twofold: 4% more shader cores (6,400 vs 6,144) and 50% more VRAM (18 GB vs 12 GB). Oh, and a 275 W power limit, instead of 250 W. Sorry, that's three things.
