Seasonic power supply calculator recently added GeForce RTX 5070 Super and RTX 5070 Ti Super graphics cards to its database. The listing suggests NVIDIA may announce enhanced versions of its latest gaming processors at the Consumer Electronics Show. Previous industry reports indicated the company had abandoned plans for Super variants during 2025. Videocardz discovered the entries while examining the manufacturer's power consumption tool.
Enhanced models would feature increased video memory capacity through upgraded GDDR7 modules. The RTX 5070 Super would contain 18 gigabytes compared to 12 gigabytes in standard models. Higher-tier RTX 5070 Ti Super cards would provide 24 gigabytes versus 16 gigabytes in regular versions. Power requirements would rise accordingly, with the Super variants consuming 275 watts and 350 watts respectively compared to 250 watts and 300 watts for baseline configurations.
Enhanced models would feature increased video memory capacity through upgraded GDDR7 modules. The RTX 5070 Super would contain 18 gigabytes compared to 12 gigabytes in standard models. Higher-tier RTX 5070 Ti Super cards would provide 24 gigabytes versus 16 gigabytes in regular versions. Power requirements would rise accordingly, with the Super variants consuming 275 watts and 350 watts respectively compared to 250 watts and 300 watts for baseline configurations.
