AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT vs. Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti: 50 Game Benchmark

[EvilRebar]

The problem is that these MSRPs are meaningless and street prices mean that you're not saving much for the ray tracing, upscaling, game support, and driver quality hit.

 

[Strawman]

Why are people so invested in RT/PT?

So they can enjoy better visuals with their new gpu, which - you know, is the reason they bought a new gpu to begin with...

 

[Strawman]

Upscaling is a downgrade in image fidelity and anyone saying otherwise is either a fanboy or a BLIND fanboy.

4k with dlss q performs identical to native 1440p, but looks way way better. So native is a downgrade in image quality and whoever says otherwise is BLIND fanboy.

 

[BogdanR]

Yep. rtx 5070ti 900-1100 dollars. 9070xt 800 900. Roughly 100 dollar difference in the US now.

Btw, for those who want to get more desirable 9070xt, they appear ocasionally on Amazon and Newegg as well.
I saw Nitro card which seems to be the most kick *** card in the lineup. I was tempted for a moment to get it. Devil one is also much more desirable according to my monitoring.

If you need a discord to monitor and buy one of the rarer cards, let me know. I realized that it is much easier than I thought.

Canada Computers has stock of 9070XT cards selling for under US $680. Amazon and Newegg are still scalping, you're better off with a brick and mortar store. Even Best Buy has 9070XT cards selling for around $650-680 (depending on your location).
See links (prices in Canadian Dollars):

https://www.canadacomputers.com/en/...r6-prime-rx9070xt-16g-prime-rx9070xt-16g.html
https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/asus-prime-radeon-rx-9070-xt-oc-16gb-gddr6-video-card/19177948