Item#: N82E16814137662

Pros: Great FPS and no RGB

Cons: Fans only run once gpu temps hit 60°c

Overall Review: This card was an upgrade from my 2070 Super and Im happy with my purchase. The card performs great with an OC i9 9900k and 32gb RAM. Im playing my favorite game right now on max settings and getting a steady 144fps@1440p. Its not a huge upgrade from my old 2070 but the performance difference is noticeable.This is a great card if you dont want to wait for the 3080 or its superiors to drop in price or be available. I dont really mind the absence of RGB on this card and the lack of it is actually a plus for me. The only real issue I do have with this card is the fan setup. The fans seem to only run at a set temp. 55°/60°C. Other than the fans I really have nothing to complain about. It does come with a support bracket but I didnt have any significant gpu sag that would force me to use it. It is a nice bracket tbh.

Pros: Have had a great experience with the GPU thus far, everything works well for me. Its not loud at all compared to the rest of my system. Shipping took a little while, but got to me just fine and in good shape!

Overall Review: Yes a recommended buy, good GPU, not sure if the price is all that great, but in this environment I'm just glad to finally get one!

Pros: Exceptional performance with this GPU, paired with a AMD 5600x. Blessed to have won a shuffle! Upgraded from a GTX 1070, paired with a i5 7600k desktop, also all in MSi. I'm seeing double the performance in games up to 200 FPS in 2K with Modern Warfare, and up to 150 FPS in 2K with Cold War. I could only at best get 60 FPS before. The performance of the RTX 3070ti rates on average 10-20 FPS better across the board compared with a 2080ti.

Cons: Not a overclockers card. The MSi Ventus RTX 3070ti ranks at the bottom of all other GPU's in it's class when it comes to voltage, it doesn't have the quality of even other MSi models here, the Ventus is the last 3070ti anyone should buy if given a choice. Sad to say, as I love MSi. The card is large, I use a Coolermaster Haf X case, and it's pushed the limit for space, a 3080 would need case modifications to fit. Had to pay way over MSRP at $1,027 with tax.

Overall Review: Given how challenging it is to get a RTX 30 series GPU I would recommend the MSi Ventus RTX 3070ti. Overall the GPU does not disappoint. It's so powerful I need a better a monitor to let it loose.

Pros: achieves satisfying graphics running 1440p on ultra settings

Cons: plain Jane appearance

Overall Review: Visually this is not a flashy card. No frills but that's what I like. It's a powerful component produced by a reputable manufacturer.

Pros: - Big & Beefy

Cons: - Included mounting bracket installation a little tricky / not intuitive. The spacing on the mounting part of the bracket lends to some trial and error to figure out how it should best support the GPU (low & angled up? high and angled low? middle?) Was a little maddening with my case spacers; felt like I needed 3 arms at least to hold everything as I was putting it in. - My case supports vertical GPU mounting, but this GPU doesn't come with anything (so far as I can tell) that allows you to do that out of the box. This stuff is new to me so I figured I'd have to buy an extra part in order to do it. For the $$ I paid, seems like an oversight on their part.

Overall Review: Good card

Pros: It stays really cool in my case so don't have to worry about overheating No RGBluh so thats a bonus lol.

Cons: None yet

Overall Review: I have this paired with an i7 6700k and thought it would do horribly but its been doing just fine my framerates have almost doubled in higher resolutions.

Pros: Great high performance card. Getting 300+ frames in Valorant, and have had no issues or frame drops in VR titles like Half Life Alex. I was considering water cooling the card but even under heavy load like gpu rendering with Vray temps have been fine.

Cons: The display port is a little buggy. I think this is a drivers issue from what I can find online. On occasion my second or third monitor drops out. Unplugging and replugging fixes it. As far as I can tell and talking with some of my other friends who have 3070s/3080s seems to be a common problem atm.

Overall Review: Good card although the current drivers seem a little buggy Im sure it will be ironed out with time.

Pros: I was able to buy it Performs well Good temps Nice design, not over the top or ugly

Cons: No RGB lights

Overall Review: Unless something changes you're not gonna be picky, since you'll buy whatever you can get. Would I have wanted a different card that looks different, probably. Does it really matter, no.

Pros: Runs anything

Cons: Expensive but strong OC'd

Overall Review: Great

Pros: Is definitely an upgrade from a 1080 The best gaming card from nvidia without going the 3080 route, comparable to how the 1080 was in 2016

Cons: Is essentially a 3070 just with extra cores Overpriced but better than buying from a scalper

Overall Review: Got from the shuffle At this point PC gamers are so beat down that we get whatever we can get for retail price, since normally this would be a terrible money to performance ratio. But if this is all you can get and your paying retail then you might as well