Overall Average FPS
Results are added together, then averaged out for each graphics card at each resolution to give you an overall picture of their relative performance.
Now as always, the best way to tell what’s going on here is to look at the overall averages across all the titles we tested. It’s here where the brand new RTX 5070 came in with 1% higher performance than the 4070 SUPER, so anyone looking at this and taking margin of error into account, would class that as identical. Compared to the RTX 4070 we do see a 15% gain generation to generation and 43% more than the RTX 3070, but with those types of gains, I don’t think I can see this card being the talk of the town, though will likely still sell out as all 50 series cards have.
Looking at the 4K data, again we can see the 4070 SUPER and RTX 5070 coming in very closely with just over 4% more performance being handed to the RTX 5070, which is better, but still not great, and that CS2 benchmark has really made the 1% low figure tank quite dramatically. That aside, we do now pack 21% more performance when compared to the RTX 4070 and 53% more than the RTX 3070, though again, while it sounds great, it’s just not enough for most consumers.
