ASUS ROG Strix NVIDIA GeForce RTX™ 4070 Ti OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 12GB GDDR6X, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a)

It's huge. Nearly 4090 size. It doesn't leave much room between it and my aio radiator at the front of my corsair 7000d airflow. It didnt leave even an inch in my old midtower atx case between it and my old aio radiator. Measure your case! Price is steep but more affordable than the 4080 or 4090 and runs beautifully. Its massive heatsink and large fans keep it running below 65c in my rig at full load. This brand keeps it cooler than the rest out there.

I have this card with the following system specs below. It performs very well, and I only hear it when I first load up a game. It is still quiet compared to the 6900XT I had before. I could run at 1440p on high or ultra settings without issue in all my games. Some games include Cyberpunk 2077, World of Warcraft, Anno 1800, and Remnant 2.MSI Tomahawk X670E7800X3D32 Gigs of Trident Z5 Neo RGB with AMD ExpoWD Black 2TB, Samsung 980 PRO( I already had the Samsung on hand)Be Quite 800 FXBe Quite Pure Loop FX 280mm

I've now owned this 4070 ti for 6 months and was put into my very first build. Out of the box, the 4070 ti was perfect and has had zero issues thus far. No coil whine, no heat issues, no problems at all. It's sleek and fits well in my Lian Li o11 Dynamic XL (uses 3 slots with plenty of space left).The big concern I had initially was with the 12gb 192-bit memory it was fixed with. I will state that I was incorrect and have not run into a big issue with quality concerns running at my usual 2560x1440 (I am using two 1440p monitors/170ghz each). I play Apex Legends, COD, NBA 2K, DAYZ, Fortnite, and more. All games didn't push that 12gb to a level of concern or come up short on performance. I also frame-lock to my refresh rate of 170ghz and in all games but Fortnite I achieve that 170fps (Fortnite is 100-130fps). I will note that all games are put on max settings or very near max settings. I will end with the fact I've also tried this at 4k output with a 4k monitor and it still ran superbly, though there was a slight dip in frames.My main components are this 4070 ti, an i7 13700k CPU, MSI Z790 Tomahawk Pro board, and two sticks of 16gb GSkill Trident Z5, just so you have an idea of my setup.I highly recommend this for a 2k and most 4k output setups.

I love this graphic card so much, I run every game I play on max settings and the temps of the Gpu don’t go above like 55-60 no matter the game. It could also be because I have like 10 fans in my pc but the games I play look sooo much better then what it use to be with my old pc. From a 2080 to a 4070ti I love it. Definitely worth the purchase. It is a big card keep that in mind too and I recommend a stand so it doesn’t sag.

It works very good

I grabbed this card to replace a 3080ti from eVGA that kept having fan issues (replaced all 3 fans on my FTW3 at 25 a pop, and now those are starting to fail).Performance is about the same for me, expected at 1440p where either card is overkill for the majority of games. I did notice that Cyberpunk seems to be more consistent with less frame drops.Where this thing is shining right now is the power consumption and the noise under load.My previous (EVGA 3080ti FTW3) would quickly approach 80c under load, spinning up all 3 fans to max power. This provided effective cooling, but also made my mid tower sound like it was getting ready to take off from PDX. The Strix 4070ti, by comparison, has bigger fans and a larger shroud. It's staying much cooler. I have yet to see this card break 70c under the same load. As a result, the noise level from the fans is almost nonexistent compared to the EVGA card, and my room also feels noticeably cooler... I should have waited until Spring to do this :DGood purchase, and likely to make me look more heavily at ASUS GPU offerings in the future, where I normally stayed with brands known for the GPU instead of other parts in the past.

Love the design and all and performance is amazing but a Lil sad i bought this 2 weeks before the super cards were announced

Big card but fit in my Lian Li 216 case with room to spare. Runs all my games in 4K highest settings with RT and dlss on. Card stays cool would buy again no regrets. 65 average fps on Cyberpunk 2077 in game benchmark.