I originally dropped a NVIDIA - GeForce RTX 4070 Super founders edition into my Alienware Aurora R7, but when I learned that my 3D Rendering software (Cinema 4D, Maya, 3DS Max, Blender, etc.) could take advantage of TWO cards for rendering I added this card and WOW!!! My renderings have blasted off!! Initially the fans had a little clicking sound, but that went away, must have been something in the fans. And the power draw is so low that I can run two 4070 Supers in my chassis that has a 850 Watt power Supply. Unfortunately, gaming does not take advantage of the dual card set up (no SLI and there is no dual gaming support) BUT ONE of the 4070 Supers is all I need to be on Ultra settings for Elden Ring, Jedi: Fallen Order and Jedi: Survivor, Horizon Zero Dawn, Red Dead Redemption 2 and more. (I haven't tried Cyberpunk 2077 yet, no time). This card feels a little plasticy vs the Founders Edition (which felt solid), but it's cranking along nicely!

I waited for this card to replace my 6700XT. This card had the biggest jump in performance out of all the RTX 4000 series Super cards. Originally I was going to buy the 7800XT. The RTX 4070 none super just didn't have the performance improvement over the 6700XT I was looking for. The 7800XT had just enough juice, and the RTX 4070 Super is about 5% making it the ideal purchase considering the additional features you get with Nvidia cards over AMD. DLSS RT Reconstruction is the truth, I thought it was just marketing, but nope, there's a noticeable improvement in RT quality you don't get with AMD cards. Onto the negative, I just have one, price. The card should be $550, if you don't care about RT performance, the 7800XT is the better buy at $500. It's not that much slower in rasterization, faster in some aspects. I used gift cards so my total purchase with tax was $490. If I didn't have gift cards from Christmas, the 7800XT would have been my purchase.

Amazing bang for your buck card! Works Great with last gen CPUs and is the perfect upgrade for me. I was upgrading from a 1080 Ti and I wanted something that wasn't going to break the bank and I am blown away with performance.

I got this because I needed a small form gpu. It can be heavily undervolted and overclocked.

It's a good GPU for a reasonabe price. Perfect size too if you have case size restrictions. I was able to fit this particular MSI 4070 Super in my Louque Ghost s1 which is a very small ITX case.