Item#: N82E16814932442

Pros: Pretty good, its really quiet and looks clean.

Cons: None so far, will update if so.

Overall Review: So far so good, had to vertical mount it for looks. Currently playing fortnite all epic, can see temps on aio screen

Pros: Pros- Beautiful Runs very silently Demolishes games at 1440p/2k with Ray tracing on Max Settings.

Cons: Cons- HUGE- You NEED to measure your PC Case for proper clearance, it is about a foot long! Will need a GPU stand for ease of conscious (Has very little to no sag, its just so big, the support is welcome.) Will be bottlenecked by most Mid-Low end CPU's Prices right now are ridiculous, but if you have that Guac Money, why the F not.

Overall Review: Yes, the difference between the 3070 and the 3070 TI (real world) is really only about 10% improvement. But, an improvement is an Improvement and if you have the money to spend, might as well. Its gorgeous, large and runs cool. Upgraded from a 1080ti (mainly for Ray tracing and that nice 40-50% improvement) and have zero regrets. The RGB is subtle (only on the GIGABYTE Logo is lit) but its the full range RGB and as long as your Case/Fans have RGB, they will light up the white VISION without question. (classy comes to mind). Cliff Notes: If you play primarily on 1440p/2k and have the money to spend , Buy it. Only happiness will follow.

Pros: The amount of performance you get out of this card for the price range is amazing. Not to mention its probably the best looking card on the market IMO, goes great with a white build

Cons: Havent had any problems with this card yet.

Overall Review: Great looking card/ medium-high level performance/quiet

Pros: Has stayed pretty cool so far Super quiet Runs all my games so far at high or ultra setting with no problem A really clean, good looking card

Cons: Price 😩but thats just me and my budget talking. It was much more doable than the Asus ROG Strix white 3070, so go for it! Really the best bang for the price as they currently exist. Only other con is if you want to change the rgb on the gigabyte logo, the software sucks, but there isnt enough detail in the light showing on the gpu to make a fuss over it.

Overall Review: Loving the card so far. Im coming from a laptop with an i5 9300h and a GTX 1660ti max-q so the upgrade is really night and day. This is my first build and with all the waiting Ive had to do for the past year to grab parts, I decided to go all out and pair the card with an i9 12900k. I was originally just looking for a 3060ti, but Im so glad I decided to grab this one instead. Games are running crisp and buttery smooth and my rig looks amazing.

Pros: - beautiful design, silver color to go with anything - powerful - run any game on max and ultra settings - runs cool (70°C on benchmark and games before OC) - understated RGB - fits both RGB, and non RGB builds - did I mention beautiful? - no noticeable sag but will put in support anyway - moderate size, fits NZXT h510 elite with radiator and ~ ½ inch of clearance. Ok - heaven benchmarked with well over 300 FPS on highest settings.

Cons: - I guess price but what are ya gonna do? I bought this at $899 which was about $30 less than Best Buy sells it and I can never catch anything in stock. Overall performance and price balances well when compared to what people are paying for 3080-90s. - my 3d printed dragon (skeeter) no longer fits where I had him with my old 1650 Ventus in the case.

Overall Review: It kind of goes without saying, a 30 series (NOT 3050) gets 5 eggs. Im ecstatic to have it in my build. Finally my 11900k is no longer underwhelmed by my old 1650. Ive said it all in the pros. This card will blow away any game you try to play on it. Ive not thoroughly tested that on games like Elden Ring, Cyberpunk or New World (which might be the only concern though that happens even with 3090s) but Ive seen FPS of over 200 on ultra settings for basically any game that it isnt capped on. 170 is the lowest Ive seen. And all the while capping out at 70°C in the nOtOrIouSlY HoT NZXT H510 Elite and no jakeface custom front panel. Id recommend even with the looming release of 40 series. Maybe just wait for the price to drop a tad more.

Pros: I still think video cards are still double the cost of what theyre worth, but beggars cant be choosers i guess. Got lucky in the shuffle and won this. Its a great all around card, not the highest in oerformance but plays all my games well, and i do try to set setrings for 4k but all my games are playable. The card itself is nice as it has dual hdmi ir dual display port ports. Most people have 2 monitors. Amd uses three display port one hdmi usually. The whitish silver coloring looks good even in my all black case. The edge facing you has rgb. Overall a good card for gaming. Fans have active tech which turns off fans in a low use mode, Overall good medium tier card.

Cons: So far none unless you have an all black system, it stands out a little but you only see its side anyways most of the time so its fine.

Overall Review: Recommended if you can get your hands it! Also newegg did ship out next day. I am local but still the fast shipping was appreciated! Been a long time customer because of the good customer service!

Pros: It's a graphics card.

Cons: Price I guess (but 900 is on the low end for a 3070 ti, I'm looking at you strix)

Overall Review: In all seriousness, this is a nice card. I know people like to rag on 3070 ti cards as they are more expensive then 3070s but have pretty much the same performance but this is what I had the chance to buy and I took it. It also is white which if you are going for a white build (as I was) is important.

Pros: The card has performed well at 1440p ultra settings across a variety of games. Framerates usually range between 110 and 144hz when maxing all settings. Most of all I appreciate the minimal design of this card. It's clean and doesn't have a cheesy gamer aesthetic.

Cons: Taking the card out of the box, I immediately noticed that the backplate was bent at the end of the card near the PCIe slots (this isn't GPU sag. It's actually bent metal). The box was fine and the packaging from Newegg was in great condition, so I can only assume this GPU was bent at the factory. It's not a major bend but it's noticeable enough to annoy me. When paying this price I'd hope for better quality control.

Overall Review: I give it a 4/5. The design and performance warrant 5/5, but the bent construction from the factory worries me about Gigabyte's quality control. Anyone assembling the card would have noticed the bend.

Pros: Glad I could get my hands on one. Runs pretty much anything at 100 plus fps max settings. flight sim maxed out 40 to 60 fps depending. wz runs anywhere from 120 to 240 depending. temps arent high, just make sure u have sufficient aiflow. temps havent reached above 73. The size is big but not as big as i thought. Highly recommend to anybody wanting to game at a higher res or higher settings. i play on 1080p but this card does fine at pretty much any res lol. have a 5600x coming soon too so ill be fine for years to come, currently have a 3600 so my gpu will be able to perform much better, if anything i wont even be using it to its full potential in some games but screw it. 200 fps plus with 70 percent usage is totally fine with me. some games just arent optimized as well but, this card will last me for years to come.

Cons: nothing besides cost but thats about it. the market sucks rn, but its slowly getting back to normal, somewhat.

Overall Review: Highly recommend. great temps, looks amazing and performs exceptionally well, a massive upgrade from a 1660 super. GTX->RTX lfg man

Overall Review: It has a good size and weight for swinging. I keep it on my night stand. I see why people buy these now