ASUS The SFF-Ready Prime GeForce RTX™ 4070 OC Edition 12GB GDDR6X Graphics Card (PCIe® 4.0, 12GB GDDR6X, DLSS 3, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort™ 1.4a) Electronics

So I had to order 2, one never showed up.. showed delivered but it wasn’t at my house, they were kind enough to issue a replacement but it would have been 2 weeks, so I found one on Newegg… this card is amazing is nice! Used a i9 14900k which performes great. Over clocking works seamless. I read a lot of people have overheating especially with the graphics card I have.. but using the correct terminal paste and cooling system, during games my processor runs at 63-68°C.. that’s with over clocking.. without and with load is 10-15° cooler.

This wasn’t going to be my choice for what card to get originally, but at the time it was the only one I was looking at that I wouldn’t have to wait for at least a week. So I got this one and I’m very happy with it. Fully metal shroud makes the card feel very sturdy and the temps have been great. I also like the RGB on it, it’s at the right level of showy but not over the top.One thing to not discount, this comes with a GPU stand (that doubles as a screwdriver) to prevent sagging, so if you don’t own one already, the extra cost for this card compared to some others helps pay for the stand. Note that the stand is really only for cases that are small or have a PSU shroud for the stand to sit on (it’s magnetic).

Great video card for the price. Last “decently priced” card before getting into the crazy priced cards.

The RTX 4070 Super is hands down the best price to performance GPU on the market. It’s simply the BEST! At 1080 and 1440p it rains Supreme and goes head to head with the 3090. Sometimes beating it at those resolutions. It’s either better or on par. Yet you’re paying almost half the price for a 4070 Super! And this is without DLSS! If you’re looking to build a monster PC without paying monster prices. Get this graphics card. It will be the best decision you’ve made!

An excelent price/performance ratio!Be aware, may have bottle neck with some CPUs

I was worried it wouldnt be worth upgrading my 1080ti and I’m happy to say it’s been worth every penny. I’m seeing effects in games I never knew existed! It’s so incredibly snappy and pairs so well with an extremely high refresh rate monitor (mine is 1440p). Only thing to be aware of, the power indicator light is red which threw me for a loop and I think accounts for some of the bad reviews – this actually means things are functioning correctly! I’m used to the indicators being white. Huge upgrade. Recommended.

I think this is the best looking card available and it delivers sharp clear images. I also liked the single plug power hookup.

Your new gpu is not broken! The connector isn’t plugged in properly. Do not be scared to shove that sucker in HARD. I thought I received a busted gpu, turns out I just wasn’t plugging it in all the way, as the force it takes to plug in properly is INSANE.I love this graphics card, it was a great buy.My review before I knew what I was doing wrong; Pretty sure this gpu arrived busted. It’s installed properly. It’s getting power, but no display & fans aren’t spinning. Did everything I was supposed to, uninstalled old drivers beforehand, powered off & unplugged before installing.. yet, when I reinstalled my 4060, everything worked great. So, yeah. 95% sure this gpu is trashed. Going to spend even more money, and time to take it in for diagnostics tomorrow.

I had originally had a ASUS Dual 4060 Ti due to my PC Case constraints but then realized the ASUS 4070 Dual had very similar dimensions and still only required 1x 8-Pin power despite the power bump from 160W to 200WThe 4070 just barely fit like a glove in my case! You can see in my pictures the comparison between the two, dimensions are very similar although the 4070 is only slightly longer and taller.The 4070 OC is an absolute monster and it has absolutely been taking advantage of the extra VRAM (12gb VS 8gb) because I play in 4k.People say that this isn’t a 4k card and I disagree, I’ve been playing everything in 4K. Worst case scenario you just turn on DLSS or lower some settings but it’s definitely a 4k capable card and I absolutely love it!The 4070 is about 35% faster than the 4060 Ti and it was definitely noticeable where the 4060 struggled the 4070 doesn’t break a sweat! If you’re thinking about upgrading go for it!

The RTX 4070 Super really levels up a 1440P Ultrawide gaming experience today. All games released in the last 4 years can be maxed out easily reaching 100+ FPS.Many argue 12GB of VRAM isn’t enough for the future… which is a fair argument. But this generation gives us Frame Generation from Nvidia and it’s incredible. You see up to 50% gains, turning a 100 FPS experience into a 150 FPS experience. With DLSS it can nearly double your performance with very little sacrifice to image quality, if any.This ASUS card has two modes: P and Q for Performance and Quiet. Performance mode is where you get your 2550 MHz boost and does give a solid gain to performance… but isn’t necessary for most games today.I opt for the Q mode for a more silent experience as well as lower temperatures and power load. The performance is more than enough without pushing the card to the limit.But I can definitely see P mode coming in handy in the future.The card protrudes out slightly in order to accommodate its beefy cooler. Its length is average and overall it’s a mid sized card with great cooling for its size.Lighting is missing unfortunately, if you like a lowkey graphics card this is for you. But otherwise it’s a little disappointing to not get an option for RGB in 2024. Pretty much everything offers RGB nowadays.

Amazing product, easy to install, increased fps at 1440p, I’d recommend this upgraded from a 3080. I’m running i9-10900k @ 4.9 , 32 gb ram. I play cs, Tarkov, and some single player games. Not disappointed with this purchase as an upgrade.

My basis for evaluating this video card is Passmark Version 11. My video card prior to this was an RTX 4060TI System had 32GB of memory. Compared to the RTX 4060TI, the 4070 Super lost about 10% in 2d performance but gained 40% in 3d performance. I then upgraded the system to 64gb of memory. With this, the RTX 4070 regained the lost 10% in 2d performance and added another 11% in 3d performance. I believe that we can say that this card performs better when you have a lot of system ram. The total system preformance also improved with this car in my system. This was the largest card that my case would accomodate and is targeted at the serious gamers.

Upgraded from an 8GB RX580, (and a 2600X to a 5700X3D). In love. I’ve been able to run almost every game I own at 144fps @1440p. Some games like MW3 or BF2042 start to get around 90fps at max settings which is absolutely fine for me at ultra quality. Unless I’m stress testing the card doesn’t seem to get above 62C, I’m much more worried about my CPU temperature at this point. It’s not too loud with the fans, no coil whine at all. Most 4070s are going to be fairly similar but I would absolutely recommend this specific model. Looks beautiful, especially in my all white/black setup. The older 8-pin will allow a lot of people to upgrade without looking at converters or upgrading a PSU that isn’t modular or doesn’t have a 12VHPWR cable.

Over 300fps on War Thunder on max settings, can run the ray tracing pretty well also. ????It worked fine on my 550 watt power supply but I knew it wouldn’t be enough long term so I recently bought a 750 watt one and haven’t had any problems. My only complaint is that of course the 50 serious got announced right after buying this lol, meaning for the same money I’d be able to get better performance once the 5070 comes out, which is supposed to be better than the 4090

So far the gpu has been working great and it stays cool while gaming. The average temperature I get when gaming is about 59 degrees Celsius. I previously upgraded from a 1080 Zotac dual fan gpu. Im really liking the color and performance and less wattage this card uses compared to my old card. I will update my review if needed later on.

This video card breathed new life into a 5 year old I9-9900k motherboard.I run a dual boot Linux/Windows system, and installing the drivers for both was quick and easy. I run Fusion 360 on a Linux hosted VMWare Workstation , and the increase in video speed is nothing short of amazing.In native Windows I turned all Flight Sim 2020 video options to their highest settings, and get well over 100fps on triple 1440p monitors.Best upgrade to a computer I’ve experienced in a very long time.

I upgraded to this card from a 3070ti. The 3070ti gave excellent 1440p performance, but i was starting to see that it was becoming limited by it’s 8gb of VRAM (a consistent problem with NVIDIA). The performance uplift from the 4070 Super has been significant, and it comes with 12GB of Vram which should offer peace of mind for several years so long as I stay at 1440p resolution.Although 16GB of Vram would’ve been better, I also take comfort that I am able to take advantage of the newest and most current Nvidia tech currently available (Raytracing, DLSS, Frame Gen). When the opportunity presents itself i do like to turn on additional eye candy graphical effects and the 4070 Super has is able to do that with performance to spare.There is a lot of back and forth about the viability of Frame Generation. I have played it in a handful of games (Starfield, First Descendant, Cyberpunk, Plague Tale Requiem) and the technology has been truly impressive! Maybe I’m not as sensitive to input latency as others, but to me any additional input lag that may have been added was indiscernible to me while playing these single player games. I would never go to the trouble of enabling for competitive multiplayer gaming.This 3 fan card also runs especially cool and quiet, with absolutely no coil whine. It is also much more power efficient than what the 3070ti did. As it stands, i felt that this card is a much better value, and I don’t have buyers remorse. It’s a more powerful, feature rich, cooler, quieter and more power efficient card that I hope will serve it’s purpose for several years to come!

I am using this 4070 Super video card for making images on my PC using Stable Diffusion (through the Fooocus interface). It works great. Card runs quiet and cool with a 550 watt power supply. When using AI program, the AI program uses the CUDA cores in the card to perform its functions, and it’s fast. Much faster than the 3060 I had before. In fact, all my AI programs which use CUDA cores are fast, like Topaz Labs Video AI, Photo AI, Gigapixel AI. A check of resources in use via Windows task manager shows that the card doesn’t heat up too much. The two fans will sometimes speed up but unless you’re paying attention, you don’t really notice it.Installation and upgrading from my old video card was quick and easy. Installation of driver software was easy too. A check using online evaluation software showed this video card ranks with the best, topped only by 4080 and 4090 cards on benchmarks, as one would expect. And it does this on my 550 watt power supply, which is good because it meant I didn’t have to change that out.So, if you’re looking for a good, reliable video card that works with a lower wattage power supply (under 600 watts), look no further. As of mid-2024, this is the one.

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I recently upgraded from an RTX 2060 6GB, and the 4070 is a very good improvement. It’s future proof for both 1080p and 1440p gaming, and the 12GB ram is a good bonus as more AAA titles demand more.For reference, modern games like Final Fantasy XVI and Cyberpunk can be maxed out, even with RT, and provide over 100 FPS. The Frame Generation technology is an added bonus, even if not all games support it.Very good card, especially if you can snag it on sale!

I play at 1080p and it’s probably overkill.It is a little weird if you try to run v-sync unfortunately):But if i leave v-sync off it runs smoothly.Runs all my games at 1080p max settings and I love it.I run it in “P”-mode and turned my OC slider all the way up and never see above 67 degrees with 100% gpu utilization.

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I was using a ASUS 2070 which served me well for many years. However with new programs coming along soon, I realised that it was time to upgrade. This card seemed like the nice combination between cost and performance. My preliminary evaluation is that I made the right call.I am getting twice the FPS from the 4070 then the 2070. (And thats with a flight sim program which definitly uses more GPU then CPU).A few notes on intallation. First insure you have a decent power supply. Secondly, insure you are connecting both power connectors to the the cable provided. Third, and most important, make sure you have secured each connector. I had to give this multiple tries before the card worked. Don’t be shy pushing in those connectors.