Item#: N82E16814137773

Pros: Biggest Pro for me: a normal sized card that fits in my case.

Overall Review: I'm upgrading from a GTX 1070 so this is a HUGE leap for me! The MSI Ventus 3X was pretty much the only 4070 Ti that isn't a massive sized card, seems like everything else has a giant Heatsink/Fan that is long, tall, and wide. Plus this GPU is at the MSRP, and I didn't want to pay an extra $40 for 30 MHz. :) I've been buying eVGA GPUs for quite a while now, so I had to do a bit of research to see who to go to (Asus, Gigabyte, and MSI were the big 3 on my list), since there's no Founders Edition for the 4070 Ti. The MSI won out because I've been using MSI Afterburner for ages and they made a normal sized GPU. Installation was simple and quick, and ran a quick 3DMark Time Spy (free demo version from Steam) to see if it performed as advertised. GPU-Z 2.52.0 reported the max GPU Clock as "2865 MHz" (and this was Out of the Box without any OC/tweaking on my part), and the Graphics Score was 22478, which is pretty much spot on with the review sites result for Time Spy. The GPU Temp was max 71.7C, with the Hot Spot max 87.0C, all very reasonable. I didn't hear any coil whine, and so far 2 hours into ownership the experience has been great! I'm very happy with the MSI Ventus and looking forward to playing all these Raytracing games in my library! :) Highly recommend it if you are looking for a great GPU that doesn't take up a ton of space.

Pros: Fast. Usable ray tracing. Doesn't run too hot.

Cons: Expensive. What ever happened to mid-to-high-end cards costing under $300? Slight whirring from fans.

Overall Review: With this card and a 5800X I'm getting 19,807 in 3dmark, stock speeds. https://www.3dmark.com/spy/34633426 This card should last me many years. I'd buy it again.

Pros: Super happy about the smaller size of the card for my small form factor build. The card also comes with a riser to help deal with GPU sag so that is a nice addition. The packaging and install is also super simple and easy to understand.

Cons: Nothing I can think of yet as I had upgraded from a GTX 750ti and have only had the card for a short time.

Overall Review: I was so happy this card came out and was not immediately scalped in price because I am just getting back into PC gaming after 10 years. I made a new PC end of last year but GPU prices went super high and had to use my old GTX 750ti so getting this card was a big boost I know lots of reviewers will say this is a bad card for $800 but from my understanding and use if you are shopping around the rtx3080 $700 MSRP or 3090 them this is a great card. Especially since you have a new system and this performance is between the 3080 and 3090. I highly recommend any new PC builders to buy this card if they want to play 1440p or 4k 60fps

Overall Review: Using this in the Razer Core Chroma. It performs as expected, better than a laptop GPU but not as good as in a desktop. It actually fits the case which is the best part.

Pros: Comes with support bracket. Only 2 cables needed for power. Much lower power draw than 3070 Ti Runs much cooler than 3070 Ti No extra lights

Cons: NVIDIA's weird power supply dongle. Not enough VRAM for high-end 4k. Chonker size

Overall Review: I can recommend this product to anyone with a decently older GPU that wants to game at 1440p max settings. If you want to game at 4k max settings, this isn't for you. But if you are more of the average pc gamer that likes to tweak their settings to find something more comfortable to you, this is it. You can still game at 4k, just turn down ray tracing and shadows. Voila, you now can play just about any FPS at 4k 120fps. Oh you don't wanna take the time to experiment what all works best for your system? Spend more money so you can get a 4090 that lets you basically just set everything on high or highest and go.

Pros: Card is quiet Build quality is good

Cons: BIG! Can't state that enough. I had to switch cases and I'm standard ATX...

Overall Review: This is a great card in a market where everyone is being ripped off via corporate greed. Okay, ranting off... The card is FAST and quiet. I've been able to crank every game I have to epic (Plague Tale Requiem, Cyberpunk, Midnight Suns to name a few) and it doesn't break a sweat. The only negative I can think of is the size. It's a BIG card. I had a standard ATX and I still had move to another ATX case with more depth. Measure first to be safe.

Pros: Delivery was very fast

Cons: I reached out to customer service because I used zip as a purchase plan and I need to return the card because it is not performing as well as I intended and hoped for I wanted to go with 4080 I called up Newegg they said to call up zip I called up zip they said to call up Newegg I got nowhere at all and now I'm stuck with 4070 TI spend the extra $400 and get a 4080 this is what I still would like to do if you would kindly reach out to me!

Overall Review: The card works but some issues

Pros: - a lot of power

Cons: - really don't like the noise when everything else is silent, bad coil whine

Overall Review: I would recommend getting a different 4070 ti card

Pros: -Performance as expected. Runs Plague Tale Requiem on max settings at 90-120 fps -Small size with only 2 8pin connectors.

Cons: -Hotter than expected. I get between 68-77 C degrees under load. Still reasonable but not a "cool" card. -Expensive

Overall Review: -Overall, this card has way more upsides than downsides and I do not regret buying it.

Pros: Pretty small compared to others. Runs cool ( 60 C ) even under max load. Pretty much a 3090 without the insane power draw.

Overall Review: I believe this card is easily worth MSRP with how good it performs, its not 3x the 3090 ti like Nvidia tried to make it seem, but it is at least equal to a 3090, even better in lower resolutions. If you are 1440p or lower resolution. I would recommend this card as it is a good value for what it is.