msi GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super 16G Ventus 3X Black OC Graphics Card (NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti Super, 256-Bit, Extreme Clock: 2655 MHz, 16GB GDRR6X 21Gbps, HDMI/DP, Ada Lovelace Architecture)

I’m sure if you’re reading this you’ve already done the trouble of checking bench marks so I’ll keep this short. This item was on a good sale for Prime day, which worried me since it had no reviews as it was just released. Turns out this Black edition is just a new colorway and man.. it’s a beast. Going from a 1070 to this was insane. I haven’t done true stress testing or tweaking the clock/voltage, but so far it’s been staying very cool and handling most of the games I’ve been playing at ultra setting with performance RT and DLSS at 100+ FPS with consistency and no issues. The fans are quiet and I haven’t noticed coil whine. I’ve been playing MW3, RDR2, The First Descendant, and many others. As others said, the display options are 2 hdmi and 2 displayports. There are NOT 3 display ports on this model. The size of the card isn’t too crazy and easily fits in my Corsair 4000d case. The 4070 ti super came with a sag bracket, but I’ve just been using my own little GPU stand. As others said, the display options are 2 hdmi and 2 displayports. There are NOT 3 display ports on this model. NOTE: look at my picture. If you have a GPU stand, just know it may not fully sit flush on the card as the edges of the card are not perfectly flat and have contours and ridges. Not a big deal on my end, but might bother some cosmetically if you’re displaying your setup.

I decided to pair this MSI RTX 4070 Ti Super GPU along with 14700K and 128GB of RAM and this rig don’t disappoint. The graphics are amazing, my games play flawlessly, and this rig runs cool and quiet. I would say running this card at 1440p 120hz play or mild 4k 60hz would be optimal. It looks super clean and appealing with a really nice form factor that makes it easy to set up with most cases out there. It’s also very efficient in power and has no coil whine whatsoever. Highly recommend this card if you can afford the price tag.

Nothing to say but I'm very happy. I've had it for a while now, and not a single problem.

Got this card to replace the lagging 2060 that came in my pre-built. It has been able to run Monster Hunter Wilds and Horizon Forbidden West on ultra settings with ray tracing at highest settings as well. This is at 1440p and 105+ fps and 1% lows above 90 fps. Also the CPU I'm running is a 5700X3D. Like another reviewer said, it's not flat at the bottom which makes it a little tricky to use some aftermarket supports. It comes with it's own support bracket but mine was not completely right angled so the weight of my card didn't actually sit on the bracket. Plus it was painted partially silver/grey and I didn't like that color inside my build so I just use a black screw type support pillar. No coil whine coming from mine, despite some horror stories I've read. Even with fans at 100%, through software adjustment, they're about as quiet as the Noctua fans on my NHU-12A CPU cooler (also compared at 100%) which is really saying something! Mind you I've never seen the fans spin up past maybe 60% even when GPU utilization is consistently 90-95% plus for hours long gaming sessions. I've also not seen temps go above 60C at all but it is winter so the inside of my house is 65-70 fahrenheit and I'm running three 120mm intakes, one 120 mm and two 140 mm exhausts in a Corsair 4000D airflow.

I bought this GPU during Prime Day, I got a nice discount plus a Discover promotion, so all in all price was good compared to MSRP. I upgraded from an RTX 3070 and all I can say its a great upgrade. Temps are really cool around 45-50 degrees and I can finally use 4k 120 fps with max settings in iRacing. I havent really tested other games, but Im pretty sure this card will be able to handle anything I throw at it. I also suggest to dont take into account other 1 star reviews, I dont know why they cry about not getting 3 display ports, I checked Amazon listing, it seems to show the correct number of ports now (maybe it was wrong before) however the other HDMI port is also 2.1 which is better than Display Port 1.4. The only negative thing I could say about this card, and its probably not MSIs fault but actual Nvidia fault, is the 12pin power connector clearance needed to work properly. I have an old Cooler Master case, while my smaller 3070 card fitted the case nicely even with the adapter there were no issues, this new GPU is bigger and now the adapter had to be bent in order to fit the case. This caused a problem, I had no video unless I took my side panel off, so in order to fix this I had to purchase a 90 degree adapter to be able to close my side panel. It costed me 20 bucks, no big deal but is probably the only negative thing about this beast of GPU.

It's a really good card for 1440p gaming. I can hit 60fps on Cyberpunk at 1440p Ultra with ray tracing maxed with path tracing turned on with DLSS. I bought this over a 7900xt because DLSS is just better than FSR( I can't stand the ghosting) and unfortunately more and more games are being made with upscaling in mind. I mostly don't care about Ray tracing, but occasionally with games like Cyberpunk I would like to do it and now we're occasionally getting games with RT required that can't be turned off. $800 is just too much imo. I got it on sale for $740 which is why I pulled the trigger. Thats not MSI's fault obviously though, that's Nvidia. As for this exact model of the card, it's good. The fans are really good. Even when I'm stressing it with full RT in Cyberpunk it's fan speed in the Nvidia app never has to breach 50% to keep the card cool. I have no complaints about MSI's design of the card. They even include a gpu brace, which is nice because holy crap is it big. I upgraded from the 2080 super and it looks like the difference between a switch and a ps4.

I wholeheartedly recommend this card! Make sure you pair it with a strong CPU as well, this time I went with the 5700X3D and man oh man! I’m seeing speeds I only ever dreamt of. If you ever lag in a game it’s the games fault, not the card. Make sure you plug everything correctly as well! 10/10.

La tarjeta tardo un poco mas de lo esperado pero fue por temas de aduana para que llegara a Mexico, en cuanto a performance Tekken 8 y SF6 no usan ni la mitad de la grafica para correr todo el ultra y con temperaturas bastante buenas, puede que sea un tema de los drivers de Nvidia pero para temas de edición como Davinvi Resolve o Photoshop a veces hace como un congelamiento de cuadro que antes no me pasaba pero nada que no te permita seguir editando. En cuanto a renderizado se nota la diferencia sobre todo desarrollando en Unity va de maravilla.

Cool and quiet. Desktop 4070s are probably about the best you can get in the category of only 2 x PCIe power requirements. Lots of games out there that make use of >8G VRAM so I'm glad I went with the 16G version.

Love it so far, was a huge upgrade over a 3060

Amazon never shipped it to me. I think my card flagged the charge or something and then amazon was demanding my ID etc. So I recommend buying the GPU elsewhere. Anyways the GPU itself is great but I still can't max out 4k. Even with DlSS lumen high for ao and GI and everything else a mixture of settings... You get an unstable 110fps in fortnite. Ontop of that partners such as fortnite have a very out of date DlSS dll that has a lot of graphical errors. All current games with raytracing have a lot of noise errors from the raytracing. I upgraded from my 3080 so it's definitely faster but is it 700$ every three years faster? No.