NVIDIA’s next GPU release will be the GeForce RTX 4070 Ti, and its performance looks promising based on an early leak.
Otoy’s Octanerender is a plug-in renderer available for lots of software suites, including Blender, Cinema4D, Unity, and Unreal just to name a few. It’s a full-on cinematic-quality ray-tracer that runs entirely on the GPU without sacrificing quality. Naturally, that makes it an excellent GPU performance benchmark . Like a lot of benchmarks, Otoy maintains an “Octanebench” result database, and the first GeForce RTX 4070 Ti result has popped up there. Spoilers: it’s faster than every single other non-Ada part.
Going by the specifications of the two GPUs in their standard configurations, the RTX 4070 Ti (née RTX 4080 12GB ) should put out 40.1 TFLOPS in single-precision FP32 compute, which puts it essentially on equal footing with the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti’s rated 40 TFLOPs.
