Item#: N82E16814137771

Pros: Performance must cheaper than the 4080/4090 best card at 1440p if you want Raytracing and dlss capabilities.

Cons: $700 would be ideal.

Overall Review: This card is very impressive, it's done amazing in every game but the Witcher 3 Next gen, which is a fault of the developers poor implementation of DX 12. It's true that this generations GPU's are overpriced. If you're looking toward a new card and care about RT/dlss and game at 1440p, this is the card.

Pros: - Beautiful design, nice RGB - Extremely capable cooler, makes fan noise a non-issue - Great build quality, very rigid with no sag - Very efficient, stays within a reasonable energy budget, sips power at idle

Cons: - RGB is only compatible with MSI's own software, no support in OpenRGB, SignalRGB, etc at this time - Really very large. Like, freakin' enormous - Requires the use of the now-infamous 16 pin 12VHPWR adapter, unless your power supply is brand new

Overall Review: Let's start by saying that I'm not a professional reviewer, so I can't compare this to high end 30 series cards or the other 40 series out so far. I upgraded from a 1070, and in that context, I freakin' love this card. Gorgeous and extremely capable. Very quiet and low temps. I don't hear any coil whine as others have suggested. Also, it doesn't sag, but the sheer size of the thing made me nervous, so I went ahead and got some additional support, even if it's mostly just for my own peace of mind. Is it, or any 4070ti around the time of launch, a good deal? I have no idea. It's definitely the single most expensive computer component I've ever purchased, and I've been doing this for a little over 20 years. But coming off the tail end of shortage/crypto times, it felt like a pretty good deal.

Pros: love the design once rgb is turned off. the 16pin adapter is a much more modest look here with 2 pins and not 3/4. lots of cooling headroom as well when you consider the power draw, this thing will never ever ask for more than 280W in my experience, 100% utilization furmark stress tests average at 275W for me (with some 280W peaks) and in gaming loads temps level out at 66-67°C, with average power draw closer to 260W than 270W. this thing crushed 1440p ultrawide as well: in forspoken & c77 @ uw-1440p with all graphics settings on highest consistently delivered at least 75fps (90fps in forspoken). fans do their job and are never noticeably loud.

Cons: price sucks but the 2020/21 ampere gpus with similar performance are all above (in some cases almost twice) what this costs, and its price will only fall as more time passes. not to mention they all will draw considerably more than 260-270W to get the same performance.

Overall Review: efficient and elegant, generous boost clock on this oc as well @ 2745mhz.

Pros: Incredible performance boost from my 3070 Ti. Cooling is top notch Overclocks well to surpass much more expensive 4070 Ti cards Doesn't need much power

Cons: Size: It's huge, and it's heavy. Support bracket doesn't work as well as expected. New power connector (but card does come with adapters)

Overall Review: RE Performance: When running some of the newest games on my old 3070 Ti card, I had to either run in 2K to avoid frame stuttering or drop quality levels way down & turn off some features. These same games all run great in 4K with this 4070 Ti card with all settings maxed & all features turned on. Synthetic benchmarks like FireStrike show about a 30% - 40% performance boost. Though in actual 4K gaming with same settings, I'm seeing more around 50% - 60% performance gains. RE power: Even with the card overclocked to 2880 boost clock, it still has about the same power draw as my old 3070 Ti card. I disliked the fact that the power connector was changed. I understand the 4090 / 4090 Ti will have significant power needs that the old connectors couldn't fulfill, but the lower end cards like this don't need a new connector.... it did however encourage me to purchase a new PSU with the new connector, even though my old power supply had plenty of power to run this card. RE Cooling & overclocking: Even at 100% fan speed, noise level is only 42dB from 3 feet according to my hand-held SPL meter. But 100% fan speed gets me turbo clocks of up to 3015MHz without error & temps around 61C after a half hour of MSI Kombustor 4K stress test. However, testing shows that 2880MHz gives best synthetic performance results with the card giving a FireStrike score of 43245 Vs 41649 @ 3015MHz, though the actual graphics test difference was less than 1fps per test. RE Support bracket: Although I would prefer to lay my tower down on the side & eliminate the need for the support bracket, I don't actually have the room to do so right now. When I tighten the screws down on the support bracket, the support bracket doesn't run straight along the edge of the GPU, it angles out toward the side of the case by about 3/4" on the end. All-in-all, this particular card may very well offer the best performance value per $ of any of the 4070 Ti cards currently available.

Pros: Outstanding gaming performance, even at the price point (which is too high IMO) Very good temps in an average case, nearly silent when gaming, silent when idle Great design on the cooler, backplate (functional heat dissipation) fans and shroud RGB is sensible and very nice, not overdone DLSS 3 frame generation is epic, I wasn't sold on it until I used it. Amazing feature set and production performance

Cons: The price. It is much higher than last gen, although this is more to do with Nvidia than MSI. I don't think it will be sustainable if they can't get prices under control by the next generation of cards. Size; it is large, though not as huge as the 4080 or 4090. It fit fine for me but be sure to read the dimensions and double check what your case can fit.

Overall Review: Another great design from MSI. I have bought many of their cards, though I usually go for the more budget oriented Ventus series. I really like the cooler design and performance, it keeps all components very cool, fans barely even have to spin up during heavy gaming, when they do they sit around 1,000rpm / 30% speed.

Pros: Upgraded from an MSI Ventus RTX 2080 and it is a massive upgrade in every respect, not just performance but cooling too. It is incredibly quiet. Idles at 32C with the fans shut OFF. Perfect pair for an i5-13600k driving a 1440p ultrawide. Great looking card Typical premium MSI build quality...absolutely rock solid

Cons: It was a huge upgrade for me but it is also just plain HUGE. Made my 2080 look like a midget GPU. It is seriously big and heavy, probably should either vertical mount or get a support bracket so it doesn't rip you pcie port right off your mobo.

Overall Review: I am not defending NVidia's price gouging at all here, clearly GPUs are ridiculously overpriced, but frankly so is everything nowadays. I picked this up on launch day at MSRP ($850) and as an upgrade from a 2080 I am extremely happy. As stated, the performance upgrade is only half the story for me. Having had a Ventus card previously (which was ridiculously loud under load), the Gaming Trio is just so much nicer and is virtually silent. Plus, when you look at price vs performance, I actually think this is a good deal given the current GPU market. This card sits somewhere between the 3090 and 3090ti in terms of performance (in most benchmarks). At the time I bought this I was looking at used 3090s and could not find one for less than a thousand. If you game in 1440p/ultrawide as I do, this is a great card and a perfect pair for the i5-13600k. I'm maxing out my current 120 Hz 1440p ultrawide in most games at ultra settings. Absolutely no need for a 4080 or 4090 unless you are gaming in 4k. I am sure this card is going to serve me well for the next 5+ years.

Pros: Great performance.

Cons: The coil whine on this GPU is insane. If I don't have my headphones on I hear that whine like nothing else exists...

Overall Review: If the card didn't sound like a jet in the distance i wouldn't have any issues.

Pros: Efficient, Quiet, Powerful

Cons: Value, VRAM couldve been 16GB

Overall Review: Overall this card is an an absolute beast for gaming at 1440p. 240fps in MW2, Fortnite, etc. GTA 5 looks incredible. The card has zero coil whine and hardly any noise. It runs super cool while gaming. This is my first time buying an MSI product and I am very pleased with my purchase. I wish the VRAM was 16GB but besides that I have been nothing but pleased with this GPU.

Overall Review: I would definitely recommend this item. It is little over priced but if you have money it is worth it

Overall Review: Back in 2017 I purchased an MSI 980 Ti which I thoroughly enjoyed and had many good times with. If I account for inflation, that 700 dollar purchase made back then would be about 880 dollars now, coincidence? The one key thing I love most about this card is the low heat. My gsync monitor can only go up to 144hz so this card is perfectly overkill on 1440p. Which after some undervolting on the MSI afterburner app I can hit frame cap in most my games with max settings with only 55-60 degree max load while taking up only 150w! Wow!