MSI - NVIDIA RTX 4070 Ti VENTUS 3X E 12G OC - 12GB DDR6X- PCI Express 4.0 - Graphic Card - Black

I upgraded from a 2080ti. Running 3d mark, the firestrike extreme score on that card plus my i7 8700k was about 15,500. Just swapping the card boosted to over 21,000. Thats massive. Using MW3 benchmark. I got an avg of 135fps on a mix of normal and low settings. I got an avg of 136fps on EXTREME settings. This card also runs about 10-15 degrees celsius cooler than my 2080ti on full load. Yes these cards are expensive and Nvidia is taking advantage of customers. But for me it made sense. Even if i went to 4k, this card will likely last me the lifetime of this cpu and motherboard. If youre looking to jump from a 20series and have the budget, do it.

Great Part great service was worth the money i would highly recommend

Highly recommended for my gaming fiends looking for some amazing graphics and performance. Without a dpubt the 4090 is MONSTER of a GPU that has a $$$ tag to match. 4080 aint worth $1200 for the nominal improvement over this card (this WAS going to be a 4080 with lower vram at one point). But I digress…. As far as performance goes, this card smokes it out the box. Thermals are great (ti has a beefier cooler), stability is awesome, and it maintains well under high load. Also it perfoms amazing in 4k. I know its marketed as the premier 1440 card, which it is, but it can play 4k really, really, really well. Ultra settings w/RT, DLSS on quality has me hitting @110-130fps depending on game of course. I have a Samsung Odessey g7 (4k model) with a 144mhz refresh rate. I have no problems getting close to max on 4k, and obviously am capped on 1440p. So if you have a monitor/tv with less than 165mhz, you wont have any issues capping. You can Overclock this bad boy and get a little more performance out of it, but the thermal load isnt really worth the increase and at stock it is great. Id recommend the 4070ti for anyone looking to upgrade to an amazing card for under $1000. It is a higher end card then it is marketed as (IMO), and can handle anything you throw at it. The biggest limitations will be down the road as games grow in size will be the VRAM. Unfortunately the ti only has 12gb… the 4080 only has 16gb, abd the 4090 has 24gb. This will be where most the limitations/bottlenecks will occur down the road. However hopefully by the time games start to push past this threshold regularly, the 50 series will be put and allievate this particular shortcoming. All that aside, you really should consider this card in your pc build, purchase, upgrade, etc.

I upgraded to this GPU from a Geforce 2070 Super and it's a very noticeable difference. Everything runs faster, smoother. I do wish that it had more than 1 HDMI port however, but DisplayPorts are just fine for a 2nd monitor that you won't be running games on.

Great card for price. Bought it right before the Supers came out. Would buy a higher end card if I could afford to, but card works great.

This gpu took my games to a whole different level visually. I can run every single game on ultra without a problem.

Allows my wife to play and record footage in 4K 60fps, was simple to install and update drivers.

It’s a very good graphics card. The factory OC is really good as well. I got as high as 2900 mhz and an average of 2850mhz!