Customer Ratings & Reviews

What a great card. New to gaming and bought a pre-bulilt corsair system with a 3060ti. Upgraded to 4070 and wow. Went from barely even able to run hogwarts at medium settings (No ray tracing) to running everything at ultra with rt at max! At near 100fps! Loving it, great upgrade if you're willing to spend the money.

Upgrading to the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 has been a game-changer for my PC setup. This card delivers outstanding performance, effortlessly handling modern titles at 1440p with high frame rates. Ray tracing and DLSS 3.0 are seamlessly integrated, providing immersive visuals without compromising performance. One of the standout features is its efficient cooling system. The card operates quietly, even under load, and maintains optimal temperatures, ensuring consistent performance during extended gaming sessions. The compact design is another plus, fitting perfectly into my mid-sized case without any clearance issues. Its sleek aesthetics also add a premium touch to my build. While the 12GB VRAM is ample for current gaming needs, it's worth considering future titles that may demand more memory. However, for the price point, the RTX 4070 offers exceptional value, delivering performance that rivals higher-end models at a more accessible cost. Overall, the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 is a top-tier choice for gamers seeking high performance, efficient cooling, and excellent value. Highly recommended!

It is easy to recommend this card because it uses barely any power compared to other GPUs, while producing excellent frame rates. This is true even at 4k. Another bonus is the size of the card. This made it so easy to fit into my new build. Buy this card!

Great performance for the price. I have always loved the RTX line of graphics cards especially the founders editions because of their amazing performance, size and cooling, and design. The 4070 is no difference and great for a mid to high end PC build.

Great card 3080 performance but uses less power. Nice and compact too. Has coil whine though when fps is over 100

i was waiting for a 40 series 2 slot card, overall im pleased with the results. im using it with proxmox passed through to a windows VM and connecting via parsec. this gpu has no issues with 144hz using dlss. power draw is also a decent plus. i see only a few watts idle and 150 or so rendering or in game. imo this should be the 4060ti and shouldnt be 600$ but ill leave that alone. if your ok with the price and looking for the above, id reccomend

I got this for a small form factor portable VR rig. It has provided a good uplift in performance over the 3060 ti it replaced while consuming less power. Very satisfied thus far. Cons - only 1, this card should cost 499, not 599 IMO.

I replaced a 3080ti with this card. I'm seeing better performance and way lower power usage. I can physically feel how cooler my office is with this card installed

Id you’re getting into Studio work or gaming in general, this is a perfect card for both. Ive ran this card for about a year before wanting am upgrade due to workloads. I will absolutely keep this card in my stream build. Runs perfect for 1440p, and if you’re into R6 siege, this is one hell of an upgrade to consider. Average around 270-300 frames on ultra.

After upgrading from a 2070 super to this. I’m glad I purchased it. This card is proven to me that it’s worth it’s price. It’s much quieter and more powerful than I imagined. Plus it’s sleek design is beautiful

Probably the best 4070 card on the market by far. Runs cools, not huge and plays anything you throw at it.

Great card and energy efficient! Have it with my SFF build and the aesthetic of the FE card fits perfect! For what I use the card it definitely fits my needs. Moved up from a 2080.

Rock solid. Great size, low power draw, doesn't overheat my system, and delivers quality graphics! Well over 100 fps on ultra settings with most games.

Nvidia doesnt have the best rep with the consumers right now but this card is good. Runs quiet, really good. I recommend if you need 1440p, dlss, and ray tracing.

Expected low performance since i had the 3080 before this. The 4070 makes light work of highly demanding games at 1440p. The 3 fans are uncontrollable until you download msi companion and allow customization of the fans by either a 3 point fan curve or percentage. It keeps very cool even when under high load. If youre looking to spend 500-600, this will get your foot in the door with the new dlss and frame generation. I would recommend for sure.

It dosent make sense that the memory bus is smaller than my 3070 ti. It is definitely a way more efficient card with the large L2 cache and more Vram. Thats dosent mean its worth the msrp they set it at and neither was my 3070 ti when I got it (at least I didnt pay second hand to a scalper for $1k yikes…). Next series or super that may come soom will be what it was supposed to be. However, it may be an even more inflated price. Nvidia definitely knows they make the best stuff and therefore dosent care how much money they milk with every single small upgrade or version. Make sure you are happy with the specs and that it can be furture proof for at least 4 years to habdle the latest gen gaming requirments for the settings you what to playing at. Anyways i think this card is a good buy but the super may be coming this 2024 Q1 so wait if you want.

At first I was kind of skeptical if the 4070 would be as big as an upgrade from my 2060 and boy was I wrong it was a huge leap in performance I can run most games on max setting with no problem while before I had to be at high to medium settings sometimes low. The upgrade in vram is a great help too no more low video memory messages for me. And the boost in vr performance is out of my mind going from barely getting 70 frames per second I'm now getting at least 100+.

Purchased for my 1440p PC. Replaced my 3080 FE, I moved that to the livingroom, 4K PC. I've see a small increase in performance and a dramatic reduction in power usage. At 599, the card isn't worth the cost for most. I got it for 535 on launch. Only reason I bought it. Should be 499. At that price, it's an amazing deal. Especially if coming from a 10XX or 20XX series. Less so with 30XX unless youre in a position similar to mine.

My first NVIDIA card. Best GPU I have ever used. Also the most expensive GPU I have ever used. You get what you pay for. This will handle anything you throw at it in 1440p, even with ray tracing. DLSS can make even newer games run above 60 fps in 4K. Elden Ring, Resident Evil 4 Remake, Cyberpunk 2077, Ghostwire Tokyo, and Forza Horizon 5 all run great! So you won’t get 120 fps at 4K on max settings on those games, but even the more expensive cards can’t do that. I recommend this over 6800XT or RTX 3080. Only downside is the price.

Great for 1440p gaming..nice low temperature with high fps..nice upgrade from my old gtx 1070fe..