NVIDIA - GeForce RTX 3070 Ti 8GB GDDR6X PCI Express 4.0 Graphics Card - Titanium and black

This card is honestly the best bang for your buck especially for the price point! Review starts under this paragraph but I know these are hard to come by but patience is key with these items so please do wait until there’s more or consistent stock to pay at MSRP other than paying scalpers. At this price point, the performance is so phenomenal that it’s hard to fathom how much value I got out of this card. I’m switching from a 2070 Super Founder’s Edition to this 3070 TI Founders Edition and the performance is noticeable. While the 2070S is a great card and ran everything, the 3070 TI runs every game smoother than a hot knife cutting through butter. I’m running pretty much every game at max settings at 1440P without dropping under 100 fps; COD Black Ops Cold War is one of these. My temperatures for the card are pretty good too, I haven’t seen the card go past 75 degrees Celsius under load. I also use this for editing and rending videos and it works just as well. The design of this card is aesthetically pleasing with the two tone color scheme. This card took a similar design of the 3080 (most noticeably with the fan placement) while mixing it with the 3070’s design. The GeForce RTX logos do not light up like the 3080’s and above models, so FYI for those who are into RGB lighting. The only downside I can find about this card is that it uses a 12 pin gpu connector which you’ll need to use the adaptor that it comes with that may make your case look a little messier but you can always purchase an off brand 12 pin gpu connector to clean it up a bit. However, those last two points I just mentioned didn’t affect my score of this card’s review. I luckily went to an in person event and only waited 10 hours to get handed a ticket the day before so I didn’t have to camp overnight. I just got there at 4 AM day before. If you have that opportunity, I’d say that’ll be the second best way to obtain these cards other than an online drop which can be a little more difficult. As with anything, just be careful when going this route and I recommend either befriending someone in line or bringing a friend with you to pass the time & hold your spot when you need to step out for a bit. Overall, this card is amazing for the price and if you can get your hands on it in the future, you’ll definitely get your money’s worth. Just please be patient as these are slowly coming in more in stock at Best Buy.

Ive this gpu for several years and have had no issues works great

A beautiful card in my experience so far. Its not too loud, it looks presentable inside my system, and performs very well with everything I've played thus far. Installing it myself was a breeze as well. Although it may not be worth the money to get this instead of a plain non-TI RTX 3070, if you're feeling a little extra luxurious I say go for it.

For those who complain about the temps reaching 85+c degrees, I would say it’s a case issue on their end. I have the 3060ti FE and that was averaging 70c degree and the 3070ti FE is averaging 74c degrees in my case. I was playing Naraka Bladepoint max settings for two hours and the max temp I saw was 75c degrees. When not gaming (browsing the web, studying), temps are at 40c degrees. Make sure you have three 120mm intake fans or two 140mm intake fans in the front case and one 120mm exhaust fan in the back end of your case. I decided to return the 3060ti fe and keep the 3070ti fe because I plan on buying a 1440p monitor later this year. Yes, I understand the RTX 4000 series is releasing this year but we don’t know how available the FE cards will be with everyone waiting and wanting the new 4000 series. I am not a full time gamer who needs/wants the best graphics card available. I am just glad I paid MSRP of $599 for the FE card and not $750+ for the aftermarket cards (MSI, ASUS, Gigabyte, etc.). I only recommend the 3070ti if you can get the FE price.

Waited almost two years to even consider buying a graphics card. I had always been an ATI/AMD guy, but Ampere and it’s improved ray tracing capabilities were too much to pass up. The cards design screams high end tech with its black aluminum shell and gun metal accents it’s a beautiful card. And it has quite a bit of power to boot, roughly on par with the prior generations flagship card it’s an unbelievable value at half the asking cost of the 2080ti. The Ti variant offers slightly more power, even at MSRP it’s not worth the $100 bump in price for was is in most cases 5-9% bump in performance. It’s a fantastic card with stellar 1440p and sometimes 4k performance, but even with DLSS the hit to performance could be too much for some and it’s smaller pool of VRAM (8GB) is going to be an issue sooner rather than later for anything above 1440p. I recommend the card to anyone that games at 1080p/1440p and what’s all the visual bells and whistles at max at 60fps+.

Very Nice Looking card. Performs very well, I don’t play that many high demanding games, so I’m not stress testing it.

Pro: This graphic card is nice compared to my 2080 Super that was having some odd issues. Unlike my old EVGA card which never idle the fans down like it should. This one will idle the fans while you do non intense work. Excellent value considering is hard to find any decent graphic cards these days. Cons: none but "I wish it came with 12GB instead of 8GB." -Graphic Card Info- CUDA Cores: 6,144 Boost Clock: 1.77GHz Base Clock: 1.575GHz VRAM: 8GB GDDR6X Memory Interface: 256-bit Memory Clock Speed: 1.188GHz TDP: 290W

I figured this one was my best bet at a graphics card, so I went for it instead of a 3070 or 3060. And boy, am I glad - this thing has given me huge improvements across the board coming from an old AMD card. For $600, I still found it worth the price for the slight upgrade from the 3070, especially since it’s so much easier to get. Now, I can finally play recent games at top quality with high frame rates! Not only that, but the thing looks really good in my gaming rig.