Just bought some new PC components

Fresh leaks just out so there will be RTX 5070 ti Super with 24gb VRAM too :

NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 50 SUPER Series refresh, launching in late 2025, features a significant 50% VRAM increase across models, with up to 24GB GDDR7 memory and higher boost clocks. The RTX 5070 SUPER also gains CUDA cores, enhancing performance for gaming and AI workloads on the Blackwell architecture.

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Demon_Skeith said:
A few power houses in that list.
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Indeed and the RTX 5070 ti Super probably going to be a good bargain too as it will have the same amount of VRAM like the upcoming RTX 5080 super 24Gb VRAM that I want and with only fewer RT, Tensor and Cuda cores. Will see on the performance difference when they are out, might end up getting the RTX 5070 ti Super instead of the RTX 5080 super if the performance difference between the 2 is negligible enough and the price is cheaper enough to justify it...
 
According to latest leak the Super version with the 24 Gb and 18Gb VRAMs will have the same prices as their 16 and 12 GB non super model. Nice, significant Video Memory amount Upgrade with no price increment!

The rumored Super refresh for Nvidia’s RTX 50 series is drawing ever closer. And now, a new price leak for the GPUs has surfaced online. We already expect the new cards to finally give us more VRAM, and it looks like we could be getting that extra memory for the same price as the original cards, after some in-house pricing revisions, according to the leak.

To us, this seems expected, given that Nvidia (mostly) sold the RTX 40 series Super cards for the same MSRP as the original models, except the RTX 4080 Super, which got a much-needed $200 price cut. Based on what we saw in the 40 series, the new Super cards could be released in early 2026 – but a recent claim from Tweaktown says they’re on track for a holiday 2025 launch.


Graphics cardVRAM (rumored)Price (leaked)
RTX 5080 Super24GB GDDR7$999
RTX 5070 Ti Super24GB GDDR7$749
RTX 5070 Super18GB GDDR7$549
The refresh is said to utilize newer 3GB memory modules, rather than the previous 2GB models. Hence, why the cheapest option, the RTX 5070, is expected to get an unusual 18GB spec – a much-appreciated uplift from the previous 12GB, given the state of memory usage in modern AAA titles.

Both the RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5080 Super are expected to deliver 24GB of GDDR7 VRAM, which means it will be the first time a 24GB graphics card has launched significantly below $1,000.
 
It's crazy indeed.

At least NVIDIA decided not to increase the price further with the upgraded VRAM RTX 5000 Super series.
 
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