ASUSDual GeForce RTX™ 4070 EVO White OC Edition (PCIe 4.0, 12GB GDDR6X, DLSS 3, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a, 2.5-Slot Design, Axial-tech Fan Design)

Works great going on almost a year now. I play all my games with max settings now with 150+ fps on the most demanding games pc has to offer

To be clear I was going from a 1060 to a 4070 so I knew the leap in quality would change but DAMN, made my pc an absolute beast! And the white one just looks very nice imo, definitely could tell an immediate difference, probably paid a little more than I would have liked but that's because I really wanted the white model for my current build.

Amazing, wanted it in white to match my build and that's what I got!

I love it, i use every day playing my favorite game on pc

ASUS Dual GeForce RTX™ 4070 EVO White has been a fantastic upgrade from a GTX 1660 on a 9th Gen Intel system. Frame-rates and quality of graphics are noticeably superior to the GTX 1660. With a 192 bit bus and 12gb of memory, this card has easily takled every Triple-A title I've thrown at it since being installed. The 4070 chips wil be getting harder to find as Nvidia ramps up their 5k series and the 4070 represents a sweet spot of price to performance with a reasonable amount of "future proofing". A very important consideration if buying this ASUS Dual GeForce RTX™ 4070 EVO White is that, while _not_ advertised as such, this model is an EU import. That may affect warranty support and I advise getting the optional extended warranty given the significant investment.

its a solid card that will play a lot of games 4k @ 60fps it stays cool thanks to the 4080's heat dissipater,( my Moniter is only 60hz that wpuld be my next upgrade, gonna wait till prime day, saved over 500$ and two thirds of the prices are still more expensive. This I got at MSRP 790$ in retrospect Should have waited a month when the 4080 super came out. will I can play 60Fps in most games cyberpunk and wukong generally in the 50'fps. Ive had not meltdowns as has been reported, But I bought an MSI 750w 80+gold power supply that already has a 12vhpwr built in no extensions and made sure I plugged it in good and tight. It will self overclock to2900-3000 in many demanding games without fail. Ghost recon Breakpoint seems to be the malculprit. It'll crash everytime. And during the most windows major update Assassin's Creed Origins had problems but I read that was going around with their(Ubisoft) games. Tried again a few months later and crystal clear. The looks arent ugly but this is no strix speaking of strix you can damn near be nose and nose with most titles they used thier best chips and allowed wattage a bit higher than the 110 I can go) so beauty isnt thier major concern with this card. It doest look like crap( it is large though).

I upgraded to this card from a 3070ti. The 3070ti gave excellent 1440p performance, but i was starting to see that it was becoming limited by it's 8gb of VRAM (a consistent problem with NVIDIA). The performance uplift from the 4070 Super has been significant, and it comes with 12GB of Vram which should offer peace of mind for several years so long as I stay at 1440p resolution.Although 16GB of Vram would've been better, I also take comfort that I am able to take advantage of the newest and most current Nvidia tech currently available (Raytracing, DLSS, Frame Gen). When the opportunity presents itself i do like to turn on additional eye candy graphical effects and the 4070 Super has is able to do that with performance to spare.There is a lot of back and forth about the viability of Frame Generation. I have played it in a handful of games (Starfield, First Descendant, Cyberpunk, Plague Tale Requiem) and the technology has been truly impressive! Maybe I'm not as sensitive to input latency as others, but to me any additional input lag that may have been added was indiscernible to me while playing these single player games. I would never go to the trouble of enabling for competitive multiplayer gaming.This 3 fan card also runs especially cool and quiet, with absolutely no coil whine. It is also much more power efficient than what the 3070ti did. As it stands, i felt that this card is a much better value, and I don't have buyers remorse. It's a more powerful, feature rich, cooler, quieter and more power efficient card that I hope will serve it's purpose for several years to come!

This wasn't going to be my choice for what card to get originally, but at the time it was the only one I was looking at that I wouldn't have to wait for at least a week. So I got this one and I'm very happy with it. Fully metal shroud makes the card feel very sturdy and the temps have been great. I also like the RGB on it, it's at the right level of showy but not over the top.One thing to not discount, this comes with a GPU stand (that doubles as a screwdriver) to prevent sagging, so if you don't own one already, the extra cost for this card compared to some others helps pay for the stand. Note that the stand is really only for cases that are small or have a PSU shroud for the stand to sit on (it's magnetic).