TL;DW:
[1440p Average] “So across 16 games tested, the 9070 XT saw on average a 9% improvement with the latest game and driver updates. In comparison the 5070 Ti saw just a 2½% improvement.”

  • Steve Walton from Hardware Unboxed.

4K results shows the 5070 Ti and the 9070 XT performance matching neck and neck.

  1. On review day the 5070 Ti was 2% faster, but now the 9070 XT is 3% faster than the 5070 Ti.
  2. With the 9070 XT being $150 CAD or ~30% cheaper (in US and AU) than the 5070 Ti, the 9070 XT wins out in being the better value buy.
    • Justin@lemmy.jlh.name
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      21 hours ago

      The Linux drivers were pretty buggy at launch, so probably. Every Mesa release this year has come with a ton of fixes and improvements.

  • BremboTheFourth@piefed.ca
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    21 hours ago

    Hmm. I gotta say, I got alarm bells going off in my head as soon as I saw the charts at 2:57 and 3:02. All four tests came out exactly the same in both trials? Not a single frame of difference for 1% lows or the average? I wouldn’t expect results that consistent if they were run back to back, let alone months apart on new drivers…

    Oh lord, 3:27 is even more suspect. The 5070 gets the exact same result twice, but then the 9070’s updates make it also exactly the same??? aint no way chief

    • darcmage@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      19 hours ago

      Is that based on the assumption that the numbers come from single runs instead of averages of multiple runs?

  • ByteJunk@lemmy.world
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    23 hours ago

    I’m seeing 9070XT at €850, while a 5070Ti is at 950. This is like, 10 - 11% cheaper?

    I mean, AMD is still better value, but nowhere close to 30%