The first third-party benchmarks for the Nvidia RTX 3070 have surfaced online, adding weight to Nvidia's claims that the Ampere GPU will compete with the RTX 2080 Ti in performance. Ashes of the Singularity (AotS) benchmarks, shared by Twitter info @_rogame, show the Nvidia RTX 3070 hitting 74fps on Crazy_4K settings, which drops to 94fps at 1080p. < p lang="en" dir="ltr">RTX 3070 vs RTX 3080> Same User / Settings Crazy_4K DX12RTX 3080 => 89 fps (120.27%) RTX 3070 => 74 fps (100%) Custom 2560x1080 DX12RTX 3080 => 103fps (115.73%) RTX 3070 => 89fps (100%) Crazy_1080p DX12RTX 3080 => 106fps (112,76%) RTX 3070 => 94fps (100%) pic.twitter.com/RfeNjSeXVj Oct 21, The 2020 RTX 2080 Ti, by comparison, scored 75fps in the 4K test and 93fps at 1080p. This means that while the RTX 2080 Ti takes the lead in 4K gaming, the Nvidia RTX 3070 is around 2% faster at 1080p, though that's entirely within the margin of error. AotS benchmarks for the Nvidia RTX 3080 were also shared by @_rogame on Twitter, with the GPU hitting 89fps and 106fps on the same settings. This means that the RTX 3070 is likely to be around 20-25% slower than its flagship sibling. All benchmarks would come from the same tester, who used a system with an Intel Core i7-9700K and 16GB of RAM. The cheapest Amp-based graphics card, the Nvidia RTX 3070, will be priced at $499 when it goes on sale on October 29, one day after the AMD Radeon RX 6000 Series event. Reports claim that the GPU will not suffer from the same launch issues as the RTX 3080 and RTX 3090 cards, with Nvidia churning out "thousands" of RTX 3070 graphics cards every day. Nvidia also promised that it would. Earlier this month, the company announced plans to delay the release of RTX 3070 graphics cards for two weeks to ensure it has enough stock at launch. "We know it may be disappointing for those who want to buy a GeForce RTX 3070 as soon as possible, but this change will help our global partners put more graphics cards in the hands of gamers on launch day," the company said.