NVIDIA - GeForce RTX 3070 8GB GDDR6 PCI Express 4.0 Graphics Card - Titanium and black

Very efficient and great performance. Runs most of Triple A games at 60fps on ultra graphics

I ordered qnd payed but a glitch in their system kept me from getting it. Thankfully either mine or someone else cancelled showed up to the store and I went and got it. I upgraded from RTX 2070 Super so wasn't expecting much just wanted the HDM 2.1 but it is a surprising amount faster to me. My 2070S was an FE as well with the old Turing design and I find this cooler much better. It blows air out of the IO ports like I have some indistrial hair dryer except the mild temperature. Card is really good build quality and although the jump from 2070S was larger than expected despite watching several reviews I wouldn't upgrade unless I needed the newer HDMI 2.1 port. LG C1 is my "monitor" so no DP option. I can't stress enough how good the card is though it still is mind boggling how much more efficient the card is. My CPU does not run cooler despite some air coming out of it and running up through RAM, SSD, and CPU but my clocks seem to have gone up 25Mhz which isnt much but is repeatable. I think it has something to do with my Bios having a temp target around 72 degrees on CPU while the GPU maxes out at 59-60 degrees and doesn't go above it regardless if how hard I am pushing it. That is with a custom fan curve where the fans are typically at 50%. Used afterburner to scan and apply curve because im too lazy to dial in good OCs anymore. Runs at 2010 MHz constantly under load. I have seen dips to 1985Mhz a couple times but cant seem to recreate when it happens and why. A more aggressive fan curve would likely help here and I am positive I could get it up to 2100Mhz or more if i really wanted to mess around with OC. Regardless love the FE design on the 3070, not a big fan of the 12 pin when an 8 pin could fit (if they wanted to put an 8 instead of 12 pin that is)but that is my only gripe and it is minor.

This is the card. What do I mean? as of now, it's very much a 1080p/240hz, 1440p/144hz, and 4k/60hz video card. Stupidly amazing for just 500$. Got this presumably after some scalper/miner's bot failed them and a cancelled order went to the store. Safe to say, I don't have to upgrade for the next three generations. I'm a 1080p gamer and pairing this with a strong processor is all I need for the next 6 years for sure. Super happy with the price-to-performance, ridiculously good cooling for a reference card, 3 year NVIDIA warranty, and excellent phone customer service with NVIDIA (In my experience). Personally, I recommend this over the 3060 ti FE as 10 fps could make the difference between 50 and 60 on higher resolutions (1440p in particular) in the future. Really, the only shame is, and this is a huge nitpick, is that this card doesn't have at least 10 GBs of VRAM and GDDR6x. But hey, you have to cut costs somewhere.

It took a lot of time out of my weekdays every other week for a month and a half but I DID IT. This card is perfect for 1440p 144hz AND is at MSRP, which is a huge plus in these times with gpu shortages and such. The card is sleek and simple with the metal around the sides and built extremely rigid and is heavier than you'd think when you first pick it up. Performance on this thing is a beast. For 1440p gaming this is the sweet spot for price to performance especially if you're pc budget is under $2000. The temps can get a little higher than I'd like to see, i sit around 68-70C, though i also have my case fans set to quiet most of the time with the 4000d airflow. I do sometimes spike up to 74C (it's been more common recently with the temperatures getting hotter and our AC not working currently), which is above what I find to be the thermal throttle line of ~70C, but just upping the fan curve by about 5% (and a little more on a hotter day) usually brings it back down to the 68-70C range. I have an overclock of +133mHz on the core which so far has been stable for over a month. I have this paired with the 3700x (the 5000 series was difficult to come by when i bought it) and there is no bottlenecking at all. My frames are almost always 100+, except for places in ARK that have a lot of structures, but that game's also poorly optimized so that's too be expected. I play all games at epic/high settings which looks great and gives me plently of frames for it to be a very smooth experience. Good luck to everyone who's trying to get a gpu, it's difficult but it's possible with some dedication and luck. I would recommend to anyone to join a notification server on discord, they're so helpful and the reason I got a card.

This graphics card is everything I was hoping for from Nvidia! Almost a year ago, I started building a small form factor PC, with the intent of putting a 3000-series graphics card in it. I was looking forward to the next-gen die shrink, so that I could get a lot of performance without too much power consumption (a huge plus for SFF builds). Well, a year later, this card does not disappoint! With some undervolting tweaks, I managed to get this card to run at 1875MHz and only 180W, which is more than manageable for any case with adequate cooling. In my specific case, the Dan A4-SFX, I had to make a few minor tweaks to make it perform optimally. For one, this card has some funky exhaust directions (out the rear, up, down AND through the backplate!). To compensate for the down exhaust, I added fans to the bottom of the case in exhaust direction. I also doubled up the stand-offs for the GPU riser, so that it would have extra space between the card and the back of the case compartment, for that pass-through fan that pushes air out the backplate. A secondary benefit of the extra spacing is that the front of the card is closer to the side panel now, for easier access to intake air. Overall, I am incredibly excited for this graphics card! It managed to play Monster Hunter on my 4K TV at 100 FPS, with G-Sync... what a beautiful experience hahaha. The best part... the heatsink it comes with is incredibly efficient, so it doesn't make a racket to keep the card cool. With the undervolt, it's even more impressive. I consider myself very lucky to have got my hands on a 3070, especially this Nvidia model!

Great card for the price, I managed to snag one during the Best Buy Drop a few weeks back. Pros: Good card for the price, Cooling is amazing. Small. Cons: Availability Proprietary 8 pin to 12 pin adapter ruins asthetic look. Don't buy from Scalpers.

Excellent graphics card for the price! Am able to play any game I want at mid/high settings at 1440p with very stable, playable framerates.

I've had the card for almost 6 months now without issue. It plays all the newest games at the highest settings at 1440p. While it doesn't always max out my 144Hz G-sync monitor, it still stays well above 60fps. Ray Tracing looks amazing, and turning DLSS-Quality on will make the games run buttery smooth without affecting the visual quality in any noticeable way. The FE card itself is 2 slots high and not very long compared, so it should fit in almost any regular sized case. It's also probably one of the best cards for small cases as well. It has a very sleek look, but some people may not appreciate the 8-to-12 pin power dongle, which might be an eyesore to some. It took about a week between successfully ordering the card and it shipping, but that's to be expected for such an in-demand item. You won't find a 3070 for a better price anywhere else. This is literally the only place online that sells these cards at MSRP. AIB brands may have marginally better noise and thermals, but at the cost of several hundred dollars. (Forgive the dust in the picture. I cleaned it afterward.)