Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great card for the price. Excels at 1440p, maxing most games with minimal tweaking (dropping settings). With DLSS can achieve 144 fps in cyberpunk with high/ultra.

Performance is on par with a 3090, but with much lower power consumption. The all black design also looks much better then the previous generation FE cards too.

This 4070 Super is really good. I upgraded from a 4 month old 4060ti to this 4070 Super. Yes it is $300 more than a 4060ti 8Gb but well worth it. My Fps stays above 30 frames with an average of 85 frames on a 200 Fps freesync ultrawide monitor while running settings on ultra in Forza Motorsports 5 built-in Benchmark, though I do recommend water cooling if you're gonna do this, it gets hot hot hot at 75°c before it got done with a 25 second run. My PC specs are, 5900x CPU, 2x32Gb RAM at 3700Mhz, MSI B550 Gaming Plus, 1000 W 80+ PSU, 4Tb NVmE SSD and Win 11.

Great card, upgraded from a 3080 and saw a substantial bump in performance. I really like how it runs quiet and cool without drawing too much power. Rating this a 4 star due to at this price point, this card should really be 16gb. I only game in 4k and this card definitely works well for that!

I’ve owned past Founders Edition cards and this one is no different from the rest. Powerful, sleek, as well as being the perfect size. Great card.

Great performance, great looking card. Highly recommend

Sleek design. Awesome product that increased my performance by 2x from my previous 1080TI. Easy to install, ease of ordering, etc!

This card is quiet, powerful and perfect for 1440p gaming. I dont see a need in spending more for any other card unless you need 4k.

I just built a new gaming PC - MSI Carbon MB - 13th Gen iCore 5 - and I needed a new GPU. My last system I built about 5 years ago had a EVGA RTX 2070 which was a good card but struggles sometimes and gets hot and spins the fans at 1440 resolution. EVGA was my favorite GPU maker, and last 2 or 3 GPUs I owned were EVGA. But EVGA is not making new cards and in researching 4060 or 4070 cards for my new PC, nothing seemed to check all the boxes from MSI/Gygabyte/Zotac, etc. It was either too expensive, over the 600 I wanted to spent, or too "large", I didn't want a 3 fan monster card, or 2 1/2 or 3 slot card, and I didn't like the style of the cards I saw. Then this 4070 Super popped up and I was lucky enough to order one and picked it up at Best Buy about a week later. I've never had a NVIDIA founder's edition before and so far I'm very pleased with this 4070 Super. Its got no RGB or LED lighting and that is the only drawback I have found. The look is clean and finished and its grown on me to not have RGB lighting. The card is not "huge" either and fits nicely on an ATX MB taking 2 slots and its about as long as the MB and doesn't extend past it, nor does it seem excessively heavy. It almost feels a little lighter than the 2070 RTX I had, but I'm not 100% sure, it just feels that way, I didn't check the actual weights of the cards. This card rocks 1440 on every game I've tried so far at Ultra and the card doesn't even get hot enough to start the fans up much of the time. The fans are quiet when they run, so quiet I never notice them starting up. Of course I have other 140 MM case fans and a 280 AIO radiator with fans. But even when those other fans are in quiet mode I never hear the GPU fan start up. In contrast, the old EVGA 2070 RTX card had 2 fans that were pretty loud once they got above 50% speed. So I'm very pleased so far with 1440 gaming using this GPU. My monitor won't support above 1440 so I haven't tried 4K yet, but for 1440 gaming I'm very happy and satisfied with this card.

Well my 2080tife crapped out so i got this for like a third of what the 2080 cost...works great, it aint pretty nor does it havs any lighting.. i mean the 2080ti fe is a work of art, beautiful & immaculate, prestine and glorious n such...while this is fine i guess, it works good...its big and chonky too...in all seriousness it was a good price and i am satisfied w it

The RTX 4070 Super doesn’t dominate the 3090 Ti in brute force, but it feels smarter, quieter, and vastly more efficient. In my 4K gaming and content-creation workloads, the experience is smoother, cooler, and more responsive—while cutting power draw nearly in half. If you need maximum VRAM for massive datasets or 3D projects, the 3090 Ti still has its niche. The 4070 Super delivers 95 % of the performance at 60 % of the power—and introduces modern features that future-proof your setup.

Love this card! Very stealthy look. Almost same size as the 3060ti fe. Great performance boost for 1440p gaming max settings!

4070 super runs well and stays cool. Getting 230 fps on warzone at medium to high settings with a 3700x and 32GB of ram.

This card is as powerful as a 3090 but much more efficient! Probably the best value in the (subpar) 4000 series overall.

Very quiet. Runs cool. Looks sick. What else can you ask for?

An absolute beast of a card, takes care of everything 1440p 144hz and is still quiet and efficient

I love this card! It runs everything I throw at it on ultra settings without breaking a sweat. Temps stay cool, it’s super quiet, and the titanium black design looks amazing in my build. Best upgrade I’ve made in a long time!

Huge upgrade from my old GPU (GTX980). It can handle 4k gaming easily! Fast and quiet and great value.

Really great GPU with performance and value. The FE edition looks amazing as well!

Its a great card in the following ways, size, power efficiency, and performance relative to price.