Looking to Upgrade from 1080 Ti: Should I Choose the 5070 or 9070?

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Asked By TechLover42 On

I'm planning to upgrade my current system, which has a 1080 Ti. I'm considering two options: the 5070 priced at 610€ and the 9070 at 680€. My CPU is currently a 5500, but I intend to upgrade to the 5700X3D soon. I typically game at a resolution of 2560x1080. Given the difference in VRAM, is it worth spending the extra money for the 9070 considering my resolution?

7 Answers

Answered By ResolutionRacer On

I have the 9070 paired with a 5700X3D, and it's fantastic! You could easily game at 1440p with it. Your next step should definitely be a quality 1440p monitor.

Answered By UpgradeEnthusiast On

I personally went for the 5070 as well, and I'm upgrading to the 5700X3D too. They pair really well together!

Answered By GamerGuy99 On

At 2560x1080, I think 12GB of VRAM is more than enough for your needs. You should be good with the 5070.

Answered By PixelPioneer7 On

If you're into ray tracing, the 5070 might be a better bet since games are adopting it more. That said, 12GB should suffice for your current resolution, but if you plan to upgrade to a higher resolution later on, you might want to lean towards the 9070.

TechLover42 -

Interesting point! I might go for the 9070 if I want to future-proof my setup.

Answered By FutureGraphics13 On

I would suggest going with the 5070; it's a solid choice for your current setup.

Answered By GameChanger12 On

It really depends on the games you play. The 9070 is definitely more powerful and having 16GB of RAM is nice for future gaming. Just keep in mind that the performance difference at your resolution is pretty minimal.

Ramsrockstar -

True, but only about 5% better performance at 2560x1080 seems like a small gain.

Answered By UpgradingNinja On

Definitely consider the 9070. The better raster performance and more VRAM will benefit you a lot, especially if you're thinking about playing at 1440p or higher.

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