Nvidia expected to announce 4070 Ti at CES 2023

Joel Loynds
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Nvidia will be broadcasting one of their GeForce Beyond video packages, which is expected to dive deeper into the 4070 Ti and upcoming laptops.

The next major announcements from Team Green are slated to happen on the first day of CES, Jan 3. It’ll take place at 8 am Pacific Time (11 am EST/4 pm GMT) and be available to watch via Twitch and YouTube.

The last one of these broadcasts unveiled the 4090 and two 4080 GPUs, with the second, lower-powered 4080 now expected to be re-revealed as the 4070 Ti.

This is due to Nvidia “unlaunching” the lower spec 4080 after it was speculated that the power difference between the two 4080s would cause confusion.

Nvidia is also expected to elaborate on the upcoming 40-series laptop chips, which have been leaking out recently.

The entirety of HP Omen’s lineup came out from Romania, while we saw Asus’ Predator refresh housing both a 4080 GPU and 13900HX CPU due to a leak from testing software, Geekbench.

Despite best efforts, the 4070 Ti has been leaked multiple times. Even Nvidia has leaked it, as spotted in the system recommendation for their creative software, Omniverse.

Missing Nvidia GPUs and more CES 2023 announcements

There’s still no word from Nvidia regarding the 4060 and 4050 GPUs, which we don’t expect will be announced at CES 2023. These have been seen out in the wild and the 4060 was included in the specs for the leaked HP laptops.

As it is CES, it’s expected that the broadcast will possibly delve deeper into the more creative and AI side of Nvidia’s business, as CES is less E3 and more corporate.

You can expect the next wave of laptop refreshes to also upgrade to the 40-series GPUs from the end of January onwards.

We will be covering CES 2023 from afar this year, but be sure to keep tabs on all the news as and when it comes out.

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E-Commerce Editor. You can get in touch with him over email: joel.loynds@dexerto.com. He's written extensively about video games and tech for over a decade for various sites. Previously seen on Scan, WePC, PCGuide, Eurogamer, Digital Foundry and Metro.co.uk. A deep love for old tech, bad games and even jankier MTG decks.