Quick Answer
Yes — the RTX 5070 Ti Super (if launched; Nvidia has not officially announced this SKU at the time of writing) would sit between the RTX 5070 Ti (R20,000) and the RTX 5080 (R28,000). Based on Nvidia's typical Super-tier refreshes, expect 10–15% more performance than the RTX 5070 Ti at a ~R3,000–R5,000 premium, with 16–20GB GDDR7 VRAM. For 4K gaming at 120+ fps, it would be a compelling pick for SA buyers.
Where the RTX 5070 Ti Super Fits
Nvidia's Super variants historically slot in between the Ti and next-tier flagship:
- RTX 4070 Ti Super added 16GB VRAM vs 12GB on the 4070 Ti — a meaningful differentiator
- Expected RTX 5070 Ti Super would likely offer 20GB GDDR7 or a die-step between 5070 Ti and 5080
If priced at approximately R24,000–R26,000, the RTX 5070 Ti Super would offer the best price point for 4K 120fps gaming without paying the full RTX 5080 premium.
Performance Expectations at 4K (Based on Architecture Scaling)
If the RTX 5070 Ti Super follows the same pattern as the RTX 4070 Ti Super:
- 4K Ultra native: ~100–110fps in Cyberpunk 2077
- 4K Ultra with DLSS 4 Quality: ~200fps
- 1440p: essentially CPU-limited in all but the most demanding titles
The 20GB VRAM (if confirmed) would future-proof 4K gaming for 5+ years, as no current game exceeds 16GB VRAM at 4K.
When to Buy: RTX 5070 Ti vs Waiting for Super
If you need a GPU now, the RTX 5070 Ti at ~R20,000 currently stocked at Evetech is an excellent card. If the Super variant arrives within 6 months at ~R24,000, the 20% performance premium may be worth waiting for. Based on historical Super launch patterns (typically 8–12 months after Ti), a mid-2025 announcement is plausible.
FAQ
Is the RTX 5070 Ti Super confirmed by Nvidia?
As of the most recent Nvidia announcements, the RTX 5070 Ti Super has not been officially confirmed. Nvidia typically releases Super refreshes 8–12 months into a generation's cycle. This article reflects expected positioning based on Nvidia's historical pattern — check Evetech's product listings for officially confirmed SKUs.
What ZAR price would justify buying RTX 5070 Ti Super over RTX 5080?
If the RTX 5070 Ti Super lands below R26,000 with 20GB VRAM, it undercuts the RTX 5080 (~R28,000) meaningfully while offering comparable performance. The R2,000–R4,000 gap would favor the Super variant for most SA buyers who don't specifically need the 5080's extra throughput for professional workloads.
What PSU does the RTX 5070 Ti Super need?
Based on the RTX 5070 Ti's 300W TDP, the Super variant likely draws 320–340W. A 1000W 80+ Gold PSU with a 16-pin (12V-2x6) connector is the recommended pairing for a full high-end build. A Seasonic Focus GX-1000 or Corsair RM1000x (~R4,000–R4,500) covers this comfortably.
for the RTX 5070 Ti Super announcement, benchmark your current GPU monthly in your most-played titles — this helps you quantify the exact fps gain the new card delivers for your specific use case rather than relying on general benchmarks.