Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti 12GB
Introductory price €899
Note Digital
- All
- MSI
- Asus
- Zotac
- PNY
- KFA2
- Gigabyte
- Gainward
- Palit
- All
- MSI
- Asus
- Zotac
- PNY
- KFA2
- Gigabyte
- Gainward
- Palit
Amazon967.91
Fnac.com marketplace980.36
Darty Marketplace980.36
Cdiscount Marketplace982.91
Amazon Marketplace983.67
Top Buy985.94
Shopping street
992.89
LDLC1,007.90
Materiel.net1,007.90
Rakuten1,038.99
Amazon Warehouse1,082.75
Grosbill1,099.99
Cybertek1,099.99
Used Amazon Marketplace1,654.99
- Top Buy
985.94
- Darty Marketplace
999.02
- LDLC
1,007.90
- Materiel.net
1,007.90
- Amazon Marketplace
1,151.99
- Fnac.com marketplace
1,296.39
- Used Amazon Marketplace
1,654.99
- Amazon
1,027.51
- Amazon Marketplace
1,045.55
- Fnac.com marketplace
1,050.26
- Darty Marketplace
1,050.26
- Cdiscount Marketplace
1,072.84
- Top Buy
1,085.94
- Rakuten
1,106.98
- LDLC
1,107.89
- Materiel.net
1,107.89
- Grosbill
1,199.99
- Cybertek
1,219.99
- Amazon
967.91
- Fnac.com marketplace
980.36
- Darty Marketplace
980.36
- Cdiscount Marketplace
982.91
- Amazon Marketplace
983.67
992.89
- Top Buy
1,005.94
- LDLC
1,007.90
- Materiel.net
1,007.90
- Rakuten
1,104.97
- Top Buy
1,005.94
- Materiel.net
1,037.90
- Rakuten
1,038.99
- Darty Marketplace
1,056.80
- Amazon Marketplace
1,092.18
- Grosbill
1,099.99
- Cybertek
1,099.99
- Fnac.com marketplace
1,100.07
- LDLC
1,157.90
- Amazon Warehouse
1,082.75
- Amazon
1,164.25
- Top Buy
1,205.94
- LDLC
1,207.90
- Amazon Marketplace
990.99
- Amazon
999.99
1,002.89
- Top Buy
1,045.94
- Fnac.com marketplace
1,050.74
- LDLC
1,057.90
- Materiel.net
1,057.90
- Darty Marketplace
1,070.55
- Rakuten
1,082.58
- Top Buy
985.94
- Amazon
991.10
- LDLC
1,007.90
- Materiel.net
1,007.90
- Amazon Marketplace
1,364.24
- Amazon Marketplace
1,364.34
- Darty Marketplace
1,130.94
- Fnac.com marketplace
10,007.29
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060
Introductory price 600 €
Note Digital
(1)
351.89
- Amazon Warehouse
376.89
- Cybertek
379.99
- Amazon
384.89
- Amazon Marketplace
385.18
- Cdiscount Marketplace
398.00
- Grosbill
399.99
- Fnac.com marketplace
400.93
- Top Buy
400.94
- Used Amazon Marketplace
405.98
- LDLC
407.90
- Materiel.net
407.90
- Darty Marketplace
413.18
- Rakuten
419.76
Cdiscount430.97
Fnac.com Used Marketplace478.28
Fnac.com699.99
Darty.com699.99
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Revealed at CES 2023 in January, Video Super Resolution (VSR) was overshadowed by other Nvidia announcements. However, the promise is big on paper: to improve the quality of low-resolution videos. The arrival of the GeForce 531.18 drivers makes it possible to activate this option.
To do this, the VSR leverages the AI-dedicated Tensor units of Nvidia’s RTX 30 and 40 graphics cards to reduce aliasing and artifacts caused by low-resolution video. To take advantage of it, you must of course be equipped with a graphics card ad hoc from the manufacturer and use the latest version of the Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome browser.
VSR helps reduce stair-jamming and artifacts in low-definition videos. © Nvidia
To activate the option, you must go to the Nvidia control panel to the item Adjust video image parameters. You should then check the Super-Resolution box; a drop-down menu then allows you to adjust the quality from 1 to 4, 4 being the best, but also the most resource-intensive. Nvidia recommends having at least an RTX xx70 to push the slider to 4.
A tour in the Nvidia control panel allows you to activate the VSR. © The Digital
According to the founder, videos on Twitch, YouTube, Netflix and Hulu are supported and can benefit from Video Super Resolution via the browser.