Customer Ratings & Reviews

Cool, quiet, fast, doesn’t use much power—just expensive compared to previous generations.

Excellent video card. Looks good without all the crazy RGB stuff. Plenty of power to run any game I have. Smaller that the three fan competition and still runs cool and easily fit in my case with needing a support bracket. A little more expensive than it should be but much less than 4070 cards were going for last year.

While pricey, the performance delivered by this card has been outstanding. The card is quiet, does not draw a lot of power, and gives access to ray tracing and DLSS3 which has helped with performance greatly.

This is essentially RTX 3080 performance at 200W, runs cool and quiet, and you get better ray tracing performance and access to DLSS3. It's not cheap, it probably should have come with 16GB of RAM, but it's still a great card, especially for smaller cases or situations where low power draw and cool/quiet operation are valued.

STELLAR GPU upgrade with blazing performance, improved graphics, that all operates without any issues! I purchased a 2022 Dell XPS 8950 Creator Edition 1000 PSU, performance liquid cooled CPU, i7-12700k intel processor, and Founders edition RTX 3060 with the intention of upgrading to one of the RTX 4000 series GPU’s. I am so pleased with my decision to buy the Nvidia RTX 4070 as an upgrade. Recent play through of Elden Ring gets 60 fps, runs so smoothly on max settings, 4K resolution Dell monitors with even Ray tracing enabled on medium or high, no stuttering whatsoever! Some folks say the XPS 8950 doesn’t have great air flow and the RTX 4070 is crammed inside causing high GPU temps or even overheated rigs. I’m not sure why that’s some people’s experience but it sure hasn’t been mine!

A great quality card at a reasonable price. I was very impressed at the performance considering the size and low power draw of the card. The complaints are real but most of them are about the cost. Honestly if you get it with a free game or below msrp this is a wonderful buy. It is nearly twice the performance as my 1070ti at pretty much the same tdp. If you have a 20 or 30 series card i might consider waiting

The card runs amazingly and is super quiet, honestly very pleased with the level of design for this card, although the price is a bit on the high side: I feel it is well worth it.

I'm happy with the 4070. I have a number of other cards, 4090, 3080ti.. etc. This card performs slightly under my 3080ti, however, it uses far less power. I have noticed the founder edition cards do run a bit hot, however, I do very much like the look and form of this GPU. It is much smaller than the 4090 and will fit in a more cramped build.

I play games at 1440p. This card gives very fluid motion with all settings on highest values. My monitor is 165hz and my FPS are always over 90. Quiet. Fits better than it's bigger siblings.

recently upgraded to the Nvidia 4070, and I’m beyond impressed with its performance. This GPU delivers unparalleled graphics, effortlessly handling the latest games with stunning visuals and smooth frame rates. The ray tracing capabilities are a game-changer, providing lifelike reflections and lighting. The 4070’s power is complemented by its efficient cooling system, keeping temperatures in check even during intense gaming sessions. The build quality is top-notch, and the sleek design adds a touch of sophistication to my gaming rig.

For anyone womdering, this will work/fit into your aurora r7. I did upgrade my power supply from a 460w to a 850w. All you really need is 550w for this gpu. The gpu works great! I did have to reset my drice(pc), when i first installed it, it runs but none of my games were starting, i kept on getting an erroe from directx, resetting your drives should do the trick. Its standard to do it whenever you put in a new gpu. Anyways, once you're dome that then enjoy your new gpu.

This GPU is amazing. It exceeded my own expectations and more. Having never owned something so fancy, it truly is a work of art. Just even the box itself is telling you what you’re getting. It makes me want to revisit my games now.

Coming from an RTX 2070, this is a huge upgrade! This thing gets DOUBLE the performance of my trusty 2070, while importantly having practically the same power draw. Able to push over 120+FPS on 1440p max settings(without frame gen)in most modern intensive games. Even in the most intensive titles, it can push out a solid 60 FPS 1440p MAX settings BEFORE DLSS. For 600 dollars, I would have liked to see 16GB of VRAM for future-proofing, but the 12GB is passable. Another plus, this card is very small compared to anything else within its performance range. Possibly the best GPUfor small form factors.

Powerful NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 graphics card. 12GB GDDR6X memory for smooth performance. Titanium/Black design for a sleek appearance. Ideal for high-end gaming and demanding tasks. Ray tracing technology for realistic visuals. DLSS technology for improved gaming performance. Supports 4K gaming and VR experiences. Advanced cooling system for optimal performance.

The GPU market is in a weird spot right now where cards are still charging arguably unfair MSRP despite the crypto boom and COVID lockdowns being a thing of the past. The 4070 has been absolutely destroyed in reviews because of this. The main focus has been on price point instead of what the card is actually capable of. Sure, it should probably be more like $500-550, but even at $600, this thing is a powerhouse. I upgraded from a 2070 super and the difference is night and day. DLSS 3.0 is a big step up from 2.0 and I finally feel like I am getting my moneys worth out of my 1440p 144hz gaming monitor. AV1 encoding is also a huge future-proof feature that will make a big difference for content creators as more live streaming platforms adopt this more efficient and powerful encoder. Buying a new GPU ultimately comes down to what you are upgrading from and what your budget is. There are a lot of cards out there in the 400-700 price range and this is definitely one of the strongest all around packages. All in all, I am extremely pleased with this product and would recommend to anyone on the fence due to the price point.

Been looking for an upgrade that did not require a case upgrade due to size. At just over 10 in long, this card has all the performance and none of the size bloat. Runs pretty much anything at max settings in 1440 at 100 fps+. It’s whisper quiet and from what I can tell hasn’t even started to look like it’s working hard. Should last well into the RTX 60 series release or beyond.

A great mid range graphics card from Nvidia . My graphics card runs at a cool, 60°. I do have a small amount of coil whine , but nothing too drastic.

I’m very impressed with this card! It’s more powerful and has more VRAM than my 3070 Ti, while using less power, being smaller with more “nvidia technology” and still silent. It’s probably overkill at 1080p, but great for high refresh and Max detail settings. I don’t wish it was cheaper, but this is where we are for now. Paired with a 12900k at stick clocks.

Overall: I was pleasantly surprised with this card's performance. It can run 4k just fine, but you will need a beefier card for very high framerates on 4k (not to mention a highly specialized monitor). 1440p framerates fantastic. Check your monitor specs before diving too deep in framerate territory. Nvidia has changed up the box game, the FE card came in an 11 lb. box and contained within was unique packaging that opened up into a sort of triangular prism with the card nestled within. I suppose this is part of elevating the gravitas of your purchase considering Nvidia's inflated pricing scheme. I immediately put the GPU in my rig and booted with zero problems, it appears they added a small piece of fabric around the base of the 12-pin connector to encourage properly seating the cables. It is worth noting the included 12 pin connection adapter splits to two 8-pin connectors. The card does not use nearly that much power, although some users may enjoy the headroom for potential overclocking. A big advantage of this card is increased efficiency over the 30 series. It is also much smaller than the 4090/4080/3090 - so will fit in smaller cases without taking out the dremel tool. The pricing scheme is really the only negative - but that is across the board with Nvidia's lineup.

Absolutely rock solid performer for my 3440x1440 ultra-wide monitor for a number of games that I play, including Cyberpunk 2077 (which looks *great*), and Microsoft Flight Simulator. I also use VR (Meta Quest 3) and the 4070 does a nice enough job to run games on it, albeit it would obviously benefit better from 16GB of VRAM (hint hint NVIDIA). Still though, excellent value all around for 1440p playing.