NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5070 is the graphics card with a Blackwell architecture chip designed to play in 1440p. In order to ensure this mission, it has new technologies such as DLSS 4 with the generation of multiple images and 12 GB of video memory.
Points forts
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Generational gain.
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DLSS 4 bluffant.
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Performances en raytracing.
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HDMI 2.1b video output.
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NVIDIA software ecosystem.
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Ventilation at a stop when the card is at rest.
Weak points
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Power connector in the middle of the card.
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Omnipresent ventilation in play.
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Increasing consumption.
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12 Go de VRAM.
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The GeForce RTX 5070 is an efficient graphics card for the game in 1440p thanks to the blackwell architecture of its GPU and the DLSS 4. However, the 12 GB of video memory can be a long -term limiting factor, as we have seen in some cases in 4K. If the generational gain is more than welcome, it is not without consideration since consumption is also up of around 15 %. The GeForce RTX 5070 will have much to face the competition which promises to be particularly aggressive.
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An alternative
The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB asserts itself as a very competitive mid -range graphics card, ideal for the game in Full HD and 1440p, in particular thanks to the innovations of the Blackwell architecture and the DLSS 4 which place it in mind on the raytracing. Despite a performance gain of 20 % compared to the previous generation, the increase in consumption is limited to 9 %, strengthening the energy efficiency of Nvidia. Its robust software ecosystem is an undeniable asset, even if it does not surpass the RTX 4070 Super.
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