Meanwhile, the 3070 Ti improves upon the original 3070 with a boost in CUDA cores (number at 6144), while the memory also sees improvements with GDDR6X as opposed to the GDDR6 memory of the original (though there’s still 8 GB of it). It is 1.5X faster than the RTX 2070 Super, and twice as fast as the 1070 Ti. The 3070 Ti is launching on June 10 for $599.

You can check out a detailed breakdown of their specs below.

Last year’s 30 Series cards suffered from crippling stock shortages at launch (they still are, in fact), so it’s very likely that the new cards are also going to be hard to get upon release and for a few months afterwards.

To go along with these announcements, Nvidia has also announced upcoming visual and performance updates for various games, including Red Dead Redemption 2, Rainbow Six Siege, The Ascent, DOOM Eternal, and more.