The NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti delivers significant GPU gains over the 4070 Ti Super, especially in DLSS 4-enabled titles and upscaling workloads. Below are real-gaming and synthetic benchmark insights.
🎮 Raster & DLSS Gaming Performance
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At 1440p, RTX 5070 Ti averages ~187 FPS in Final Fantasy XIV, which is around 9% faster than RTX 4070 Ti Super in the same test.
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Tom’s Hardware reports a 9–13% gain over the 4070 Ti Super, and a massive 18–22% boost over AMD’s RX 7900 XTX in modern raster titles.
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In Cyberpunk 2077 at 1440p, the RTX 5070 Ti delivers an average FPS that is only slightly higher than its predecessor (~9% uplift).
Figure 1 (first image): GamersNexus-style efficiency bar chart showing RTX 5070 Ti performance relative to RTX 4080, 4080 Super, and 4070 Ti class .
🌐 DLSS 4 & Multi‑Frame Generation (MFG)
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Sanity-check: 5070 Ti can skip from ~58 FPS native to 172 FPS with MFG ×2 and 280 FPS with MFG ×4 in FFXIV at 4K.
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Notebookcheck charts show a consistent ~20% or more uplift depending on the title, with green bars indicating DLSS-enabled gains.
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Frame generation transforms gameplay in titles like Black Myth Wukong and Cyberpunk, enabling significantly smoother frame pacing.
🧪 Synthetic & Compute Benchmarks
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In PassMark G3D Mark synthetic performance, RTX 5070 Ti scores just above RTX 4070 and 4070 Ti Super, indicating solid compute headroom .
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Puget Systems’ Unreal Engine geomean places RTX 5070 Ti at ~98 in aggregate, compared to 87 for RTX 4070 Ti Super.
⚡ Power Efficiency & Thermal Metrics
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In Final Fantasy XIV at 4K, RTX 5070 Ti offers around 0.37 FPS/W efficiency at ~264W draw—just below RTX 5080 but ahead of 4060-class GPUs.
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At 1440p, it maintains about 0.73 FPS/W, keeping its thermal profile competitive with prior-generation high-end cards.
✅ Pros & Cons Table
| Category | RTX 5070 Ti Benefits | Caveats / Limits |
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| Raster Gaming (1440p native) | ~9–13% lead over RTX 4070 Ti Super | Not a major generational leap |
| DLSS 4 / MFG frame generation | Massive FPS uplift (up to 5×) | Input latency possible; only useful in supported games |
| Ray Tracing (RT performance) | Modest gains (varying per title) | Some games show minimal lead over 4070 Ti Super |
| Synthetic & Compute workloads | Strong UE geomean; higher G3D Mark | Still behind RTX 5080 and 5090 |
| Efficiency / Power Use | Decent FPS/W ratios at 1440p & 4K | Higher draw vs 4060-class GPUs |
🗣️ Community & Review Quotes
Several reviews capture user impressions:
“The Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti is a well-balanced GPU that delivers strong performance, particularly at 1440p and high-refresh 1080p gaming.”
“Overall, the 5070 Ti offers up to 25% higher performance on average than the 4070 Ti, but only up to 11% higher than the 4070 Ti Super.”
“At 1440p, the 5070 Ti ran at 187 FPS AVG… outranking the 4070 Ti Super by just 15 FPS (≈9%).”
🎯 Final Verdict
If you're focused on 1440p gaming with DLSS and frame generation enabled, RTX 5070 Ti delivers a meaningful FPS boost over prior high-end cards. Yet, for traditional raster or RT gaming with DLSS off, gains remain modest—often in the single-digit percentage range.
It strikes a sweet spot in the DLSS‑enhanced future of gaming, but without those features, it feels less compelling unless upgrading from 30-series hardware.
