Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti has been put to the test in Blender and Geekbench. Depending on the test, its performance comes near the RTX 4080.
Starting with Blender, where it appears that someone has forgotten to disable online score submissions, RTX 5070 Ti scored 7,616.21 points on average, based on three tests. This slots it right in between RTX 4080’s 8,279.75 points and RTX 4070 Ti Super’s 6,984.69 points. Compared to its predecessor, RTX 5070 Ti offers a 23% performance uplift, putting it 8% behind the RTX 4080.
Moving to Geekbench’s OpenCL test, RTX 5070 Ti scored 248,739 points in a Ryzen 7 9800X3D system. This result brings it closer to RTX 4080 Super, widening the gap between it and RTX 4070 Ti. That said, these tests do not represent the real-world performance you may encounter in games and other applications, so take them with a grain of salt.
RTX 5070 Ti features a cutdown version of the GB203 Blackwell chip powering RTX 5080. Thus, the GPU carries 70 SMs out of the 84 that make up the full chip, resulting in 8,960 CUDA cores. Unlike its predecessor’s 12GB of VRAM, RTX 5070 Ti boasts 16GB of 28Gb/s GDDR7 memory. This nets it 896GB/s of memory bandwidth, nearly twice the RTX 4070 Ti’s 504GB/s.
Additionally, this card will support the brand’s latest technologies, such as DLSS 4, Multi Frame Generation, Neural Rendering, and Mega Geometry. Not to forget the faster DisplayPort 2.1 UHBR20 video output, which allows full chroma sampling without compression.
Nvidia has confirmed via a tweet that RTX 5070 Ti will be available from February 20. The GPU is set to launch at $749 MSRP, coming third in terms of price, performance, and release order, behind RTX 5090 and RTX 5080. That said, looking at the current market state, prices may end up higher, without even considering fancy custom models. We hope partners had enough time to gather a good stock to avoid user disappointment since Nvidia doesn’t seem to have a Founders Edition model planned.
