Bofferbrauer2 said:
For comparison:
In other words, the 4070 Super has more CUDA cores than the 5070, and the 5070Ti and 5080 are only a hair above their respective predecessors. Only things really going up here are the TDPs, the prices, and everything not ending in 90 gets a number higher than they're supposed to be. Because let's face it, the 5080 is really just a 5070 with a massive markup and an upsell, but without doing it so overtly as last gen with the 4080 12GB. |
I think the first 5070 is supposed to be the 5070Ti.
In short...
The 5080 has a 1024 cuda core increase over the 4080 which is about 10.5% and 25% TDP boost.
The 5070Ti has a 1280 cuda core increase over the 4070Ti or about a 16% and a 5% TDP boost.
The 5070 has a 512 cuda core increase over the 4070 or about a 8.7% and a 25% TDP boost.
Interestingly the part that has the largest CUDA core count increase is the one that receives the smaller TDP increase... Which means that clockrates aren't going to see a significant boost for that part, this is just mostly a re-balancing of functional units for the 5070Ti class...
The other parts are driving clockspeeds which is where that higher TDP comes into play.
I would expect an average of 10-20% performance increase gen-on-gen if everything else was kept equal and no architectural improvements.
The 5050 and 5060 are high-volume selling units, the 5060Ti with a TDP of 200w is a 25% increase over the 4060Ti.
This is all rumour and speculation of course.
But I would expect most gains to come from architecture improvements, rebalancing and clockspeeds accompanied with higher TDP.
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