TUF Gaming NVIDIA GeForce RTX™ 4070 Ti OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 12GB GDDR6X, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a)

Just like the title. I play tons of ARPGs and solo campaign games and this card stays at or under 65c at Ultra on every game. People crap on this card because it was labeled the first 3080, but it's a VERY good card and at a reasonable price for performance. It's quiet, it's powerful. Great card. Fits in most mid-tower cases without issue (just watchout for those THICK CPU radiators (if you mount them up front)

Sad this model was discontinued, great card! Runs everything I could want

The 40 series is worth upgrading to, in the end. The 4070Ti was the best price/performance/power consumption ratio by far, so much so that it was a no brainer for me to settle for it over the 4090. I'm keeping this review shorter than I normally would, since even though I'm an expert at this point I think im just gonna give the main points here and not get overly specific. 1)To be competetive in the new AI machine learning world nvidia has a distinct advantage, I'm glad im not struggling with a higher specced AMD card without the damn drivers to give me all the massive speed and efficiency increases that these NVIDIA drivers give me, period. Sry I love AMD too and my chip is nothing other than the meaty and equally mighty Threadripper, but Iove and need are two different things and I need performance and compatibility guaranteed out of anything I pay 800 bucks for. 2)Since I'm developing AI based products my mileage will vary from anyone buying this to play a videogame with, all I can say is I wish i had 800 bucks to waste on videogames lol. I'm sure the card is a beast on videogames too but i honestly just wouldn't know, I did a vanity benchmark on some free new TombRaider game that I'll never play and was pleased that the fps was through the roof at highest settings and stopped to reminisce an actually play in some ultrasmooth Borderlands before I got back to work. 3)The price :( 4)Amazon extended me some credit to buy it over a few payments, so these past four months have been the most productive months in my company's history due to being able to afford this equipment that has been performing solidly and reliably nonstop almost 24/7 since purchase. 5)Finally, the 1800 dollar question. Do I regret, after 4 months buying this unit over the 4900? The honest answer is this: Yes, but hell no. Yes, If I had a card twice as fast as this one I wouldn't burst into tears of sadness. But no, I would burst into tears of sadness if it cost me my only remaining kidney what am I supposed to pee with NVIDIA and AMD? Does the 4900 come with a mechanical kidney or at least a promo code towards one instead of FIFA 2026? If so then ok I wish I would've bought the 4900 even thought it would have cost twice the power to use 24/7, so my power company will be twice as happy. I honestly dont know, if I have more customers then the 4090 may become a necessity, but I'm not looking forward to it. 6)There u have it, I hope even though it only covered the basics, like yes if you get it for machine learning you will be very glad you did and have a card that is more than capable of cranking out professional production level product with efficiency, speed, power savings, economical, plug and play compatibility with every thing type of performance. you're welcome. Would not recommend to my competition.

This is one of the best GPUs I have ever owned. It beats the 3090 in performance and is nearly silent. Asus really knocked it out of the park with this one. I have always bought Asus hardware in the past and have had little to no problems. Just to give you an idea of the power... I can run Diablo 4 at 1440p on Ultra and quality DLSS settings and it only pulls like 10% of the card's power and runs at 45c. Impressive to say the least! Intel I7 13700k ASUS RTX 4070ti OC Corsair 64g 5600 DDR5 Samsung 980 Pro 2tb Corsair Rm1000x PSU

The biggest issue I have with the 4070 Ti is the thiccness. It's got so much chub that it essentially blocks the other PCIe slots on my motherboard, which is a pain when you need several of them. Otherwise though great card! I've loved my time with it and recently took the plunge to upgrade the rest of my rig to DDR5 so I'm looking forward to really seeing what this thing is capable of. Being able to play with RT Overdrive on Cyberpunk (with DLSS and Frame Gen, of course) has been an experience I didn't think I'd actually get to try, let alone play regularly.

Needed to finally let go of my RTX3070. Built like a beast, that ASUS TUF quality is evident in this 4070Ti. My buddy has one by Gigabyte and it looks like a flimsy knockoff compared to this model. Surprised, it’s quieter and runs cooler than my old 3070 and which I did have a rather aggressive custom fan curve. This is the first GPU in a long time I didn’t need to run a custom fan curve setting to keep what I think is ideal temp for a card (lower than factory standards). Paired with a 13700K, 32gb DDR6000, MSI Z790 Pro I have the performance I want for 1440p gaming with impeccable frame-rates and eye candy. Value/price isn’t the best but after 25 years of pc gaming i know what I want for what I can spend.

Unless you pony up for a 4090 this is easily the best card that you can buy at this price point. Sure rasterization numbers between AMD and Nvidia go back and forth at this price point but what you're getting with Nvidia is truly magicians work. I'm writing this review right now because I just reinstalled cyberpunk 2077. With my 4070 TI I am running 120 frames per second locked at 1440p With PSYCHO RAY TRACING ON. I am also using DLAA, not DLSS3. Frame generation has a 2ms latency hit but still it's not noticable. If you were on the fence between any of AMDs offerings, just let me tell you go for Nvidia. They have drivers figured out on day one for anything

Had a slight whine out of the box, otherwise it had worked flawlessly under decent load. No complaints.

The Best :)

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Tenía la gráfica GTX 1080Ti, y ya era momento de actualizar la gráfica y después de ver varios reviews sobre que Tarjeta Comprar y hacer comparativas entre varios modelos 3080Ti, 4060Ti, 4070Ti y la 4080Ti, mi conclusión y decisión fue la 4070Ti TUF, lo que consideré fue Bus, Mhz, Precio, Rendimiento en 4k, DLSS, AI, CUDA Cores, durabilidad en componentes (mínimo 4 años para volver a actualizarla), si era Rog o TUF. Me llegó un día antes de lo esperado y mis palabras son:Genialmente Monstruosa, es decir, es una gráfica Enorme y la calidad de ensamble es genial, no había tenido una tarjeta tan bien ensamblada y los materiales que la componen. En videojuegos, su desempeño es Genial y casi no se calienta que también es genial. Pero el veredicto final en cuanto rendimiento será con el juego de Starfield (que aún no sale) y StarWars Outlaws. Ahora estoy jugando Kena The Bridge of Spirits y Si hay una gran gran gran diferencia cuando jugaba con la 1080Ti. Si el interesado tiene el dinero para comprarla, sin dudar. Altamente Recomendable. Y claro, si se cuenta con hardware gaming (motherboard, memoria, procesador, SSD) , sino mejor no la compre.

Works great on games like Starfield, Satisfactory, Factorio, etc. Haven't had the fans whine yet in a game running at 4K (I have it on the 0DB setting) and temperatures seem to be kept low. Regular desktop use is perfectly quiet. My older Dell Alienware desktop didn't have the 16-pin connector so the included 2x8-pin adapter does the job. Haven't pushed the overclocking as I haven't needed to (yet).

This card feels nice and hefty, and according to their specs they use military grade caps, so lets hope for a long lasting gpu! Easy install, comes with a small adjustable stand to keep pressure off of your PCI slot (Not 100% necessary but a good idea) Previously I always bought EVGA because I knew I could rely on their quality but with Nvidia's big greed as of late they were pushed out of the GPU manufacturing for this generation of GPUs. I hope to love my ASUS card as much as I loved my previous EVGA cards.