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GeForce RTX 3070 Ti Market Segment Analysis Pricing isn't available from Zotac, but given current market conditions, we're expecting a price of around $1200. In this review, we take the card for a spin.

There are other enthusiast-relevant bits, such as consolidated voltage measurement points, and dual BIOS, which the vanilla AMP Holo lacks. You get the same groovy-looking Holo RGB LED lighting element. Although visually similar-looking, the AMP Extreme Holo also comes with a meatier cooling solution with eight heat-pipes. This new board spans almost the entire length of the card, pulls power from three (!) power connectors (8+8+6 pin), and uses a massive 18-phase VRM to power the card. The new AMP Extreme Holo is also based on a completely different PCB than the AMP Holo. You get all of the aesthetic uplift of the Holo, but with even higher clock speeds of 1890 MHz GPU Boost compared to the 1830 MHz of the AMP Holo and 1770 MHz NVIDIA reference.

The Zotac GeForce RTX 3070 Ti AMP Extreme Holo is positioned a notch above the RTX 3070 Ti AMP Holo (reviewed here). Helping matters here is also NVIDIA's popular DLSS technology.

The design goal has been to minimize the performance impact of raytracing on game performance. The GeForce Ampere graphics architecture heralds the second generation of NVIDIA's path-breaking RTX technology, which combines 2nd-generation RT cores that have hardware acceleration for more real-time raytracing effects, 3rd generation Tensor cores that leverage sparsity to improve AI inference performance by an order of magnitude, and the Ampere CUDA cores that offer concurrent INT+FP32 operations and increased IPC. NVIDIA also opted for the much faster 19 Gbps GDDR6X memory as opposed to the 14 Gbps GDDR6 on the RTX 3070, which accounts for a 35% memory bandwidth uplift. All 6,144 CUDA cores are enabled, along with 48 RT cores, 192 Tensor cores, 192 TMUs, and 96 ROPs. The company appears to have avoided the temptation of basing the RTX 3070 Ti on the larger GA102 silicon and instead maxed out the GA104, which the RTX 3070 nearly maxes out. The GeForce RTX 3070 Ti is designed to offer a compelling product in the $500вЂ“$600 segment (fantasy land prices) as the older RTX 3070 was bested by the Radeon RX 6800 and faces competition from the RX 6700 XT.

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