RTX 5070 vs RTX 4070 Super
RTX 5070 comes out ahead of RTX 4070 Super on 5 of the 7 things that decide this, going by what each maker publishes. The one that matters for you may be one the leader loses.
The verdict
RTX 5070 takes it, 5–2 on rounds.
On the published figures, RTX 5070 takes 5 of 7 rounds. Treat that as a starting point and check the current figures on both pages, because prices and plans move.
Choose RTX 5070 if…
- • You want RTX 5070's edge on what it cost at launch and how fast it boosts
Choose RTX 4070 Super if…
- • You want RTX 4070 Super's edge on how many shader cores it has and how much power it draws
Round by round
- Round 1What it cost at launchRTX 5070 wins
RTX 5070 wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 2How many shader cores it hasRTX 4070 Super winsRTX 50705/10
6,144 CUDA cores
Founders Edition spec
- 6,144 CUDA cores, against 7,168 CUDA cores
Source: nvidia.com ↗
RTX 4070 Super wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 3How fast it boostsRTX 5070 wins
RTX 5070 wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 4How much power it drawsRTX 4070 Super wins
RTX 4070 Super wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 5Which memory it usesRTX 5070 wins
RTX 5070 wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 6Which DisplayPort it supportsRTX 5070 winsRTX 4070 Super5/10
DisplayPort 1.4a
Founders Edition spec
- DisplayPort 1.4a, against DisplayPort 2.1b
Source: nvidia.com ↗
RTX 5070 wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
- Round 7Which PCIe generation it usesRTX 5070 winsRTX 4070 Super5/10
PCI Express Gen 4
Founders Edition spec
- PCI Express Gen 4, against PCI Express Gen 5
Source: nvidia.com ↗
RTX 5070 wins this round on what the company itself publishes.
Side by side
- 6,144 CUDA cores, against 8,704 CUDA cores
- 192-bit, against 320-bit
- 250 W, against 200 W
- 6,144 CUDA cores, against 7,168 CUDA cores
- $599, against $549
- 2.48 GHz, against 2.51 GHz
- GDDR6X, against GDDR7
- DisplayPort 1.4a, against DisplayPort 2.1b