The 4070 could be called mid range or lower-mid range.
Hattix
I’ll agree with Jerry on this one.
On Nvidia’s side, the 4070 is upper mid-range. There’s the 4080s above it as high end and 4090 as halo. Nvidia’s inability to control its costs doesn’t make the 4070 any more powerful, only more expensive.
On AMD’s side, the “7” is mid-range, but so is the “8” for the 7000 series!
super-loner
The 4080 super is a mid range card historically speaking from a technical standpoint.
Blacksad9999
60 are lower end, 70 are mid-tier, and 80+ are high end.
eisenklad
depends if there is XX50 card.
if there isnt, its lower mid range.
if there is, its mid range…
if there’s a XX30/XX10 card, then its upper mid range. will we ever see new cards that dont make sense when you have an iGPU/APU?
Lord_Waldemar
When 80 was high-end, there were generations where 70 was too. GTX570 and 670 were barely slower than the 80s. Now there are much bigger chips above them in the same gen and they became upper midrange/”performance”
Noxious89123
xx30 – bottom end
xx50 – low end
xx60 – lower mid range
xx70 – upper mid range
xx80 – high end
xx80Ti/xx90 – halo / flagship / top end
michi_2010
comes down to the version. A 4070/Super should be called mid range but a ti super can be called just high end.
Comprehensive_Ship42
Mid range
ImSo_Bck
I didn’t even know they made xx30 cards
PullAsLongAsICan
Only 4070ti Super deserve to be called high end power and price wise. Lower and it’s a mid range.
Referring to Tom’s Hardware GPU benchmark, the card ( non Ti Super) can’t be called high end for this gen if they are losing to high end of previous generation. That what makes it a mid range.
celtics1up
I want to upgrade from an asus rtx 2070 super. Should I buy the 4070 now? I was planning on waiting until next the generation.
ThisIsNotMyPornVideo
4070 is Mid-Range.
10/20/30-70 is upper Mid-Range
10/20/30-70 TI/Super is High-End
Brukk0
I own a 4070, the chip is what was once the xx60, they upped names and prices, call me a fool but the 4090 is what was once the high end and the 4080 is what was the xx70, so the 4080 is upper midrange sold for more than 1k.
I started caring about pc gaming during the Fermi era, 580 was less than 500€, the 590 was dual chip for 700€.
Dazzling-Ambition362
anything with rtx is high end for me (except the xx50 rtx and 4060 rtx)
Izan_TM
it’s mid range performance at high end prices
Efficient_Top4639
me, still sitting here with me 2080ti ;-;
mojamc
Guys, its obviously xx70 low end, xx80 mid, xx90 high, xx60 and below are entry level……
corpius01
It’s def not high end as you seem to believe with your title here.
G0alLineFumbles
I’ve always viewed the 70 series as the mid range. 60 is your introductory range, 70 is mid, 80 is high end. Titan/90 is your more money than sense tier.
WolfKingofRuss
I thought this was a r/Grimdank meme for waaayyyyy too long
Mattacrator
mid range, cards below it are low-end and 80+ are high-end
South_Bit1764
xx60 is entry-level, xx70 is mid-range, xx80 is high-end, and xx90 is enthusiast-level.
It used to be the same but Titans and xx80tis occupied the enthusiast slot and xx40s/xx50s populated the entry slot, but now there are no more Titans and they only make basic gpu models (xx30s-xx50s) periodically when there are major architectural changes.
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It’s high end. Anything that costs that much is high end.
More expensive is enthusiast.
??? !!! ???
It’s mid, ti version is high end
It used to be the 60 series before Nvidia jacked up the prices so it’s just poor value mid range.
4070 is what the 4060 should have been. They lowered the quality of each tier. 4070 is overpriced mid range
Mid range means middle of the range. This is the range:
* 4090
* 4080/super
* **4070ti/super**
* **4070/super**
* 4060ti
* 4060
The 4070 could be called mid range or lower-mid range.
I’ll agree with Jerry on this one.
On Nvidia’s side, the 4070 is upper mid-range. There’s the 4080s above it as high end and 4090 as halo. Nvidia’s inability to control its costs doesn’t make the 4070 any more powerful, only more expensive.
On AMD’s side, the “7” is mid-range, but so is the “8” for the 7000 series!
The 4080 super is a mid range card historically speaking from a technical standpoint.
60 are lower end, 70 are mid-tier, and 80+ are high end.
depends if there is XX50 card.
if there isnt, its lower mid range.
if there is, its mid range…
if there’s a XX30/XX10 card, then its upper mid range. will we ever see new cards that dont make sense when you have an iGPU/APU?
When 80 was high-end, there were generations where 70 was too. GTX570 and 670 were barely slower than the 80s. Now there are much bigger chips above them in the same gen and they became upper midrange/”performance”
xx30 – bottom end
xx50 – low end
xx60 – lower mid range
xx70 – upper mid range
xx80 – high end
xx80Ti/xx90 – halo / flagship / top end
comes down to the version. A 4070/Super should be called mid range but a ti super can be called just high end.
Mid range
I didn’t even know they made xx30 cards
Only 4070ti Super deserve to be called high end power and price wise. Lower and it’s a mid range.
Referring to Tom’s Hardware GPU benchmark, the card ( non Ti Super) can’t be called high end for this gen if they are losing to high end of previous generation. That what makes it a mid range.
I want to upgrade from an asus rtx 2070 super. Should I buy the 4070 now? I was planning on waiting until next the generation.
4070 is Mid-Range.
10/20/30-70 is upper Mid-Range
10/20/30-70 TI/Super is High-End
I own a 4070, the chip is what was once the xx60, they upped names and prices, call me a fool but the 4090 is what was once the high end and the 4080 is what was the xx70, so the 4080 is upper midrange sold for more than 1k.
I started caring about pc gaming during the Fermi era, 580 was less than 500€, the 590 was dual chip for 700€.
anything with rtx is high end for me (except the xx50 rtx and 4060 rtx)
it’s mid range performance at high end prices
me, still sitting here with me 2080ti ;-;
Guys, its obviously xx70 low end, xx80 mid, xx90 high, xx60 and below are entry level……
It’s def not high end as you seem to believe with your title here.
I’ve always viewed the 70 series as the mid range. 60 is your introductory range, 70 is mid, 80 is high end. Titan/90 is your more money than sense tier.
I thought this was a r/Grimdank meme for waaayyyyy too long
mid range, cards below it are low-end and 80+ are high-end
xx60 is entry-level, xx70 is mid-range, xx80 is high-end, and xx90 is enthusiast-level.
It used to be the same but Titans and xx80tis occupied the enthusiast slot and xx40s/xx50s populated the entry slot, but now there are no more Titans and they only make basic gpu models (xx30s-xx50s) periodically when there are major architectural changes.