
Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars with 813 reviews
4.8- Performance (428)
- Cooling (75)
- Size (65)
- Power Consumption (62)
- FPS (43)
- Price (95)
- Coil Whine (8)
- Memory (4)
- Latency (3)
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- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
A great card for 1440p
A great card for older generation upgrade. Pros: Built like a art piece, elegant, very substantial feeling and well made in all metal chassis. Runs very cool and nearly silent. Powerful enough for 1440p, performance matching 3080. Well balanced 12G GDDR6x vram, 50% more than 3060 Ti/3070 DLSS3 is phenomenal, getting 100fps in cyberpunk and Spiderman with RT on. No coil whines. Cons: A little pricey for its name sake. Box is huge and waste.
Posted by Privater
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Amazing card- low power consumption
Pros: -runs all my games at maxed, while running 2 monitors and a VR headset -runs super cool, from 50C to 55C under load -RGB - quiet, large fans keep the card cool without sounding like a jet engine Cons: - huge card, takes up almost 4 slots, covers all but one pci-e x1 slot on my motherboard - power adapter works but is ugly - overpriced when compared to AMD cards - barely fits in a corsair 4000D (but it does!) Overall Review: Honestly, it's a beast of a card in multiple ways. After not being able to get my hands on a 4090, i figured this would be something i could actually buy. I would definitely buy this card again, even if the "value" is better elsewhere, as i had a 2070 super and it was time for an upgrade. It's been quiet, the RGB is tastefull, and it feels good to actually fill out a case with hardware this big. I've been trying all of my most demanding games and have been enjoying the ability to max them all out and not see low frame rates in anything
Posted by zoolander
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Very impressed, but not a fan of the price.
Coming from an RTX 3080 FE, this was a nice upgrade. The card is physically smaller, quieter and very power efficient. Performance is on par or slightly faster than my 3080, but the increase in VRAM from 10GB to 12GB, DLSS 3 and the excellent thermals is a big plus in my use case. The only negative thing I have to say about the 4070 is the price... If NVIDIA would've kept the $499 price of last generation's 3070, this card would be perfect. Anyone looking to build a new system or upgrade their old GPU will not be disappointed with this card. I highly recommend!
Posted by mattyata
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Overpriced but good
There is no secret that this product is overpriced but I will still give it 5 stars because if you can overlook the price tag you will not be disappointed in performance. Coming from the 3080 I was able to see average 35 to 45 fps increase in most AAA games. It run cooler and uses less power too. The frame generation has gotten a lot better since launch and I find myself using it for more and more games. Anyone coming from 20s or less should really consider the upgrade to the 40s.
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great efficiency!
This card is great for gaming in 1440p on high/ultra. It’s super efficient and runs really cool compared to previous gen RTX cards or any new Radeon card. Undervolted, my 4070 consumes about 175-180W at full load. Really happy with the performance of it, and the Founder’s Edition version just looks so sleek. The box it comes in is pretty cool too.
Posted by Louie