If these rumours are assumed to be correct, effectively Super series will have no performance improvement, just VRAM bump. So in a way 4070S, 5070 & 5070S will have similar performance, maybe 4070S to 5070S will be a 10% jump. So not a great deal for consumers.
For someone with budget of 60k, yes, the VRAM upgrade of 5070S is beneficial but if someone can afford 5070Ti at 78k, better to just buy 5070Ti now & enjoy gaming for next few months instead of waiting for Super series.
I have a 5080, never saw VRAM usage go beyond 13.5GB or so. Spiderman 2 was one of the heavier RT titles I played but I couldnât max out RT with RR even on my 5080 because of the fps at even 4K DLSS quality.
You should be good with a 750W power supply. For the sale of future upgradeability and precautions, maybe 850W is better. I am planning to go with 850W for my build.
If I buy all the items form same person and tell them to assemble it, will they take guarantee if any of the component fails? I have bad reputation of Nehru Place sellers. I have assembled PCs my self. But its been 15 years now.
At Lamington Road, I have seen people getting replacements if any of the component is dead on assembly. Some shops have a 72 hrs window if youâre assembling it yourself and have any issues. I have no idea about Nehru Place sellers but I think they should provide replacement since itâs being opened and installed by them in their own shop?
Yes itâs good.
Can you change to RX9060XT 16GB because FSR4 and FSR Redstone is around the corner and with your 2k monitor it will give good high fps.