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About this item Powered by NVIDIA DLSS3, ultra-efficient Ada Lovelace arch, and full ray tracing 4th Generation Tensor Cores: Up to 4x performance with DLSS 3 vs. brute-force rendering 3rd Generation RT Cores: Up to 2x ray tracing performance OC edition: Boost Clock 2550 MHz (OC Mode)/ 2520 MHz (Default Mode) Axial-tech fan design features a smaller fan hub that facilitates longer blades and a barrier ring that increases downward air pressure A 2.56-slot design maximizes compatibility and cooling efficiency for superior performance in small chassis 0dB technology lets you enjoy light gaming in relative silence
Dual ball fan bearings can last up to twice as long as sleeve bearing designs Auto-Extreme precision automated manufacturing for higher reliability Show more
ASUS Dual GeForce RTX 4070 Super OC Edition Graphics Card
Max Screen Resolution 7680 x 4320 Pixels
Memory Speed 2550 MHz
Graphics Coprocessor NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER
Chipset Brand NVIDIA
Graphics Card Ram Size 12 GB
Brand ASUS
Series DUAL-RTX4070S-O12G
Item model number DUAL-RTX4070S-O12G
Item Weight 2.1 pounds
Product Dimensions 10.51 x 5.27 x 0.04 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH 10.51 x 5.27 x 0.04 inches
Color BLACK
Batteries 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
About this item Powered by NVIDIA DLSS3, ultra-efficient Ada Lovelace arch, and full ray tracing 4th Generation Tensor Cores: Up to 4x performance with DLSS 3 vs. brute-force rendering 3rd Generation RT Cores: Up to 2x ray tracing performance OC edition: Boost Clock 2550 MHz (OC Mode)/ 2520 MHz (Default Mode) Axial-tech fan design features a smaller fan hub that facilitates longer blades and a barrier ring that increases downward air pressure A 2.56-slot design maximizes compatibility and cooling efficiency for superior performance in small chassis 0dB technology lets you enjoy light gaming in relative silence Dual ball fan bearings can last up to twice as long as sleeve bearing designs Auto-Extreme precision automated manufacturing for higher reliability Show more
The brand new ASUS Dual GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER OC Edition is now here. Now with the all-new Ada Lovelace architecture, this video card comes with NVIDIA DLSS 3, 4th generation tensor cores, and much more. The ASUS DUAL RTX 4070 SUPER has the latest generation of Axial tech fans and a 2.56-slot design for compatibility, cooling, and superior performance.
| Max Screen Resolution | 7680 x 4320 Pixels |
|---|---|
| Memory Speed | 2550 MHz |
| Graphics Coprocessor | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER |
| Chipset Brand | NVIDIA |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 12 GB |
| Brand | ASUS |
| Series | DUAL-RTX4070S-O12G |
| Item model number | DUAL-RTX4070S-O12G |
| Item Weight | 2.1 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 10.51 x 5.27 x 0.04 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 10.51 x 5.27 x 0.04 inches |
| Color | BLACK |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Manufacturer | ASUS |
| ASIN | B0CQPYSF1V |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Date First Available | January 17, 2024 |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #5 in Computer Graphics Cards |
Ben G. –
5.0 out of 5 stars
A beast on a budget!
Great all around card, absolutely no issues on medium settings 3440×1440 Fortnite. I got this card for around the same money as a 3070 in mid-2022. In fact, this 4070 is a lot cheaper then. Speaking of the 3070, I upgraded my GPU from the 3070. Noticeable improvements and greater stability than my 3070. It does get slightly loud when playing graphic intensive games, but it isn’t deafening! The style will look great in any build and will perform extremely well for 1440p and/or 1080p. Temps aren’t bad either, when playing GTA V or Fortnite, it gets warm at around 51C-53C consistently it rarely gets higher than 55C.In conclusion, this is a good value despite others saying it isn’t. It truly depends on what your coming from. From a 10-series or 20-series it is definitely a great card to future-proof your PC for years. And it shouldn’t break your bank!
13 people found this helpful
UriahUriah –
5.0 out of 5 stars
A ‘Super’ reasonable purchase.
If you’re looking at these reviews, chances are that you’re uncertain which GPU is best for you. In my case I looked at the 7800xt, 7900xt, 4070, 4070ti, and 4070ti SUPER, but I decided on the 4070 Super. I purchased it for 609.99, and I wouldn’t pay any more for this card.TLDR:There is no perfect option for you if price is a consideration. If money is of little consequence, buy the 7900xtx or 4080 SUPER and move on with your life. If money, or overspending, is an issue, then what GPU you purchase depends on your preference and what gaming experience you’re expecting.Pricing:- The 4070 needs to be at $500, and 4070ti at $650 for those cards to be worth buying. Right now they are not competitively priced compared to the other 4 options.- The 7800xt is priced well at $480-500, has 16GB of VRAM, and performs 5-10% less compared 4070S, Overall it is a good value card if you’re into AMD, and it could suit a lot of mid range builds quite well. Despite those factors, it just wasn’t compelling enough for me to switch to AMD.- I see the 4070ti Super as a gimmick to please the people pleading for 16GB’s VRAM. Nvidia’s plan for the 4070ti/4080 12gb release was botched and it seems like they scrambled to make this card fit in the current market. It’s not really a 4k card, and performs about 15-20% better than the 4070S in 1440p, but that doesn’t doesn’t justify a 33% price increase. I would have bought that card if it was $700. Im glad I didn’t buy it because I would rather wait for Nvidia’s 5000/6000 lineup to see if they come out with actual planned mid range competitive 16-20GB cards.- The 7900xt is a great price around $720, and probably the card you should buy if you are willing to go with AMD and want something in the high end.Preference and Bias:My problem is that I have a bias towards Nvidia. I’ve had three generations of good performance from them, and I bet some of you do as well. With the amount of money Nvidia is investing in AI I believe DLSS and upscaling will be a big part of GPU strategy for the next couple of generations. Obviously time will tell, but if features like that can provide a premium gaming experience that rivals GPU’s 2x the price, it kind of changes the game. Latency is the biggest drawback for frame gen right now, but what if it was reduced to barely noticeable levels? I mean the point of games for most people is to unplug and have fun, and I think DLSS can really help people do that. I used FSR 2.0 on my 1080ti and it really helped me buy time on modern games so I could wait a little longer to get a new GPU. It’s possible that DLSS can push my 4070S performance an extra year and allow my money stretch that much further.My second bias is my perspective of AMD. I think AMD dropped the ball this generation and could have done a better job enticing Nvidia users with their marketing and initial pricing in early 2023. Every company is out to make a profit, sure, but AMD needs to build up their credibility through pricing like we see in the 7800xt, and their initial pricing hurt their credibility. I’m not expecting AMD to be the savior of this industries pricing, but users should be able to look at their GPU’s and believe they are paying for a premium product. I honestly don’t feel that way about AMD GPU’s, but I would love to be wrong.MY EXPERIENCE:I upgraded from a 1080ti. I play 5-10 hours a week on a 1440p 144hz monitor and my 1080ti was way past it’s prime. This 4070 SUPER can achieve 144fps+ on the games I play, without DLSS, on high – ultra settings. I don’t play the most demanding games, and probably won’t. I play things like: Darktide, Halo Infinite, BF2042, Dead space remake, and much older games.****I will say that DLSS really smooths out the frames for me in newer games, and I honestly appreciate turning it on quality in games I get 100+ FPS native. I have more issues with game server lag and my Xfinity internet than I do with DLSS and frame gen latency. But keep in mind that I have a small pool of games.****Anyways, my PC gaming experience over the last 10 years of tells me I have 3-4 years of great gaming FPS ahead on this GPU. I play the same games for 2-3 years anyways, so my hardware needs won’t go up for at least that long. There is also no such thing as future proofing, so I know I’m going to need a new GPU in less than 5 years if I want good performance on 1440p. I just ask myself “why spend more money than I need to, when I can buy something that will be good enough for what I need for the next 3-5 years”.Build Notes:This Asus dual is a compact size, and the cooler is surprisingly efficient. I push 242W on my overclock, and in my toughest stress tests reach 58-62 C. For my current build I paired the 4070S with a 13700KF on 32gb DDR5 and it’s great. I’m sure it could be paired with a 13600K or a 7700x and be just as good. The upgrade from the Pascal generation is very significant, and I’m pleased so far. Honestly ray tracing doesn’t blow me away…it depends on the game, but this card performs very well with RT enabled and DLSS/frame gen on. It OC’s very well and is quieter than my 3 fan EVGA 1080ti. My gaming temps @80% fan speed are around 58 F.If you’re considering buying the 4070 SUPER, I encourage you to be honest with yourself about what you need. Don’t just buy something because you can get up sold, buy it because it does what you need it to do and be content with that. In the words of Qui-Gon Jin “there is always a bigger fish”.Personally, I was torn on spending $800 on the TIE SUPER, but I decided against it because I can pay $600 to enjoy the games I play. I just can’t rationalize the purchase with Nvidia’s pricing this generation. I am married, I spend a lot of time on hobbies outside of my computer, and although $200 extra isn’t breaking the bank, it’s no compelling.My advice:I bought the top of the line card in 2018 for $756, and it was a great card for 4-5 years. Spend what you can comfortably spend, and be content with your purchase. The only person that cares about your PC is you. As PC enthusiasts we need to be comfortable with a 3-5 year GPU shelf life regardless of spending $1000 or $600 on a GPU.Cheers, good luck 👍🏼
45 people found this helpful
JennyJenny –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Work as expected, satisfied.
Everything works perfectly, I’ve had it for more than a week now and it works excellent for 1440p, settings on maximum with high fps. Temperatures are very good, at idle my temperatures are between 36c to 38c and under max load maximum 63c to 68c depending the game. My only complaint is that the 12VHPWR adapter that comes with it is pure garbage, no matter how much pressure and force I did, it never went in completely, attached I leave photos (The black one). I was forced to buy an alternative one from Corsair since my RMX 850 did not bring one. Bought one 12pvwhr 600w Premium PSU cable white, this one worked perfectly for me.Maybe it was just a defective adapter, I am not sure. I strongly suggest that you use a direct cable from the psu to the gpu without an adapter, avoid the 12pvwhr adapter that comes with the gpu.Overall, I am really happy with the purchase, high fps, no coil whine, good temperatures, build quality is nice, light gpu.
7 people found this helpful
Motocruzer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Graphics Card for Content Creation
I purchased this card mainly for Photoshop, ACR, and DaVinci Resolve Studio to drive an HDR desktop at 2160p. The experience has been spectacular. The timeline edits and playback are smooth and editing productivity is increased. The rendering performance is amazing with 2160p rendering at 1/2 runtime. Also, it supports AV1 encode which is a great option for file size and the ability to deliver HDR. Photoshop and ACR are very responsive. NV Studio driver is very stable. The card is very quiet and power efficient.
SavanahSavanah –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great GPU
Thing is a beast. Great for 1440p gaming. Packaging was a little weird, almost looked like it was previously opened and repackaged. But works fine, stays cool and quiet. Great card for the price!
2 people found this helpful
G_Badger –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good card if you want all the new NVIDIA bells and whistles
If you want to use Ray Tracking and Frame gen, this is probably the card for it. It’s fairly “affordable.” It’s a bit more powerful than a 3080. I run everything at 3440×1440, and this is able to sustain around 100fps in almost every game at ultra settings. Sure, in Cyberpunk if you want Ray tracing and ultra, you’re going to need to turn on DLSS and Frame gen. But it works and still looks really nice.
One person found this helpful
Toa ZahrokToa Zahrok –
5.0 out of 5 stars
The ultimate 1440p GPU
I’ll keep this simple: The RTX 4070 Super is the ultimate 1440p gaming GPU. If 1440p gaming is what you’re looking to do, then you will never need any other GPU. Even with ray-tracing and path-tracing, it consistently scores high frame rates and produces great results.This specific Asus Dual fan model runs nice and quiet, and has yet to top 65 degrees, even under heavy loads. It isn’t utterly massive, and should easily fit in most cases. I upgraded from a GTX 1060 to this, and truly, I cannot recommend it highly enough.
One person found this helpful
DumisoSIWDumisoSIW –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very fast and much bigger than the stock images suggest
Coming from a 6700 10GB, the performance uplift was massive. Getting more than double the frames in just about any game I have tried so far. DLSS also looks significantly better than FSR at 1440p. Set to quality mode, you’d be hard pressed to notice the difference against native resolution. Given that I mostly play single player games with a controller, DLSS Frame Gen is also nice feature to have.The only gripe I have is that Nvidia decided to keep the VRAM at 12GB which is bizarre tbh. However, DLSS should help with longevity of this GPU given that the render resolution is much lower than native, and VRAM usage is also lower.Overall, I am pleased I went with the RTX 4070 Super over the RX 7800XT. Yes, it does cost $100 more than the latter, but you’re getting DLSS, better ray tracing performance and lower power draw.Also, Amazon delivered the GPU to me within 4 days! That’s ridiculously fast considering that I am in Zambia.
DuvanDuvan –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Funciona muy bien en mi pc de 12.8L ( KXRORS G200)
Va de sobra para jugar todo en Ultra y con Raytracing a 1440p (Utilizando DLSS)Antes tenia una Msi 3060ti ventus 2x y me permitía colocar 2 ventiladores de 12015 en la parte inferior y 1 pequeño ventilador de 9025 instalado de forma improvisada en el frontal para mejorar el flujo de aire.Pero con el tamaño de esta grafica tuve que retirarlos, por lo que se calienta un poco mas el procesador pero nada de que preocuparse.La grafica de stock llega a picos de 75 grados con uso al 100%. (consumo de 200w a 220w). La temperatura ambiente es de 26 grados.hice undervolt con valores en la curva de 965mV y 2760 mhz, no he probado aumentar frecuencia de memorias.En Cyberpunk 2077 se mantiene con esta configuración a 65 Grados (consumo máximo de 175w aprox)con una media aprox de 90 fps con todo en ultra, a 1440p , RT overdrive, DLSS 2 automático y DLSS 3 activo.En Metro Exodus por alguna razón consume hasta 205w y se calienta hasta máximo 72 grados. todo al maximo con RT y obteniendo unos 130 fps aprox.una mejora sustancial con respecto a mi gráfica anterior. muy buena compra y con precio de lanzamiento.
3 people found this helpful
CW –
5.0 out of 5 stars
4070 Super OC
Decided to give my pc a mid-life graphics upgrade from a 2070 super to this 4070 super oc, paired with a 9700k OCed at 5.1GHzInstall was a bit of a pain. There is in included adapter cable which is short and ugly. I bought a Corsair cable for my power supply goes from 12VHPWR to dual PCIe on my psu, it’s much nicer to look at. Either way you have to get to the power supply, I have a lot of RGB and it’s a rats nest back there.I have no complaints with how it games. It’s a good step up from the old card. Did some testing in Hogwarts Legacy, ultra settings, all ray tracing and dlss goodies turned on, averaging 80-90 fps at 3440×1440 21:9. Cyberpunk 2.0 all max settings, ray tracing overdrive and path tracing with dlss quality was averaging a playable 56 fps. My old card choked with these settings.
One person found this helpful
PatPat –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great at 1440p and is quiet/energy efficient. Showed up early even.
It is a large card. Above is an image of both the 4070(bottom) and my EVGA 3060 12gb. (Top). However it still fit in the same exact spot in my case no issue(full ATX). It runs significantly cooler and pulls just about the same amount of power. I have a 600w psu and It’s been running great.
militia23militia23 –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great GPU
I waited to write this til I had some time with card. I went from a 3080 to this. Power levels are so much better. As far as gaming not a huge improvement over 3080. With the 40 series dlss changes everything. I highly recommend this card. No support needed it’s ideal for smaller system.
Sam –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Using in Linux + Cuda + Cudnn + TensorFlow
Not using for Gaming, using for machine learning. Absolute beast for the money and low power usage, just 220W to deliver almost the same performance of a 3080 (350W).Installed with no issue in Kubunto 22.04 and worked like a charm in the very first try. Just make sure you know which version of the driver/cuda/cudnn and tensorflow you will be using.
One person found this helpful
Stephen Morton –
5.0 out of 5 stars
GPU upgrade old Ryzen 5 3600 build
Finally upgraded, the I definitely got my moneys worth from, Zotac 1070ti Mini. Rest of 2019 build the same.No issues noise or heat, 40 degrees C after just running benchmarks.Timespy went from 6783 to 17503 GPUCinebench 24 3753 to 155189 graphics score.Only game i tested was Total War at 1440 with everything turned on. Went from 40fps to 80.No complaints, glad 1070ti let me sit out last few upgrade cycles.
Amazon Customer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great card at a fair price.
Upgraded from a 1660 to this card and I am blown away with the 1440p performance and quality. With the new features the come with the rtx 4000 series cards it makes having one totally worth. Card runs in the mid 50’s during heavy load. So, it stays pretty cool without water cooling. Runs all the games I play in high or ultra at 1440p with high frame rates(80+). Very easy a on the power draw as well for being a 1440p card. With the super series coming out in the near future it will be hard for me to recommend this card at this price point. Either way the 4070 is a solid card and is just what you need for high res, high framerate gaming without paying over 1k for a 4080 or higher.
TooManyCatsTooManyCats –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Replacing a 1070ti
This was a huge upgrade to my old 1070ti and while I’m not an incredibly tech savvy person, I still managed to build my pc and I’ve handled replacing parts as I’ve gone along.I’m an avid gamer and also do work on my computer so while the latter has never been an issue, this graphics card has has a few issues on games. At first it was causing games just to close randomly and I had to do a lot of adjustments just to get games like Remnant 2, the sims 4 and BG3 just to ‘play nice’ with it.Visually it’s stunning. When the games run. Luckily I think I’ve fixed the issue eventually as now it’s running fine but for a good 4-5 days there were a lot of hiccups and me trying to ‘fix stuff’. I would say it would just be ‘my issue’ not installing it right but after a lot of research in that direction, to find what I did wrong, I’ve seen a lot of medium reviews about this particular device and most are related to the same issues I had.Still a wonderful card outside of that.
Joshua Woodard –
5.0 out of 5 stars
The price is (not) right.
Nvidia is really sticking it to their customers with these prices. This card is almost double of what I paid for a 70 series card in 2018.Things to note.*There are 0 leds.*You will need a beast of a PSU.
Kat Irhi –
5.0 out of 5 stars
ARK Survival Ascended
Beautiful card, well packaged.Bought this specifically to play Ark Survival Ascended since my old 3060 was starting to struggle, and it’s doing an absolutely bang up job.Looking forward to trying it out in cyberpunk soon.
Aaron tyus –
5.0 out of 5 stars
4k without needing to upgrade
I have a feeling this gpu is going to last a long time i got it for my 1st and 2nd built and even when i made the rookie mistake of not taking off the plastic on my 1st build it still function perfectly for MONTHS 10/10 gpu all the homies buying it
ToejamToejam –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fits in Fractal Terra Case
It fits in the Fractal Terra case and still have a little room.This card seems to be a perfect fit for my AMD’s 5800x3D CPU in the living room.This card and CPU combo should last me for about 3-4 years comfortably.I’m happy with this decision.
Lennet –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Exactamente lo que ofrecen
Perfecto en todo sentido excelente rendimiento, lo único malo fue la demora en la entrega .
Paul09 –
5.0 out of 5 stars
12 gb of memory overclocked.
Wow. I ran this video card on 3d mark. Boy did it hit the mark. The only scores that were about 200 points higher were the 4090. Imho isn’t worth the money since the 5 series will be released next year lol. Upgrading from an 8 year old 1060 with 3gb of ram and will install it in another system to plug into a 55” 4k tv. I was watching reviews and how many people were reporting that they regretted buying the 4070.Don’t listen. It’s good for the money and it’s a PlayStation 5 and Xbox whatever in one.
One person found this helpful
wheezal –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Time to enjoy a great 2023 Gaming year on high settings
CP2077, Starfield, Baldur’s Gate3, and a huge backlog on Steam. The old 2070 was having a lot of trouble, but this great card was to the rescue. It’s chomping through everything i throw at it running 2K/144. Fan noise is very low, ray tracing looks great, no crashing, no hot spots. This will hopefully hold me over a few more years until the next next-gen hits again.For now, very happy and have had a great Xmas staycation playing video games.
2 people found this helpful
rick –
4.0 out of 5 stars
what can I say it’s a 4070
card works for me and my needs no complaints here
One person found this helpful
Erik –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect upgrade from a GTX 1080
I debated for a long time on upgrading my GTX 1080. Whether to get a 3070 or 4070 and ultimately landed on the 4070 due to it being more recent and having higher memory, 12GB. It is 100% worth the price and is amazing at gaming. Currently use it for 1080p gaming and the temperature never exceeds 55c. Am able to play God of War at a stable 120 FPS and the card is barely hot at all, low 50s. Hooked my computer up to my familys 4K TV and was able to play Cyberpunk 2077, God of War, and Spiderman Remasterd at a solid 60 FPS the whole time. The card also never went over 60c when playing at 4K and God of War looked beautiful. The new card is allowing me to go back and play all the games I love, to enjoy them even more, seeing more fine details in the graphics that my previous GTX 1080 was stuggling at.The card tempartures are incredible, better then my GTX 1080. The sound from the fans are normal, slightly better than the other GTX 1080 I gave to my brother, belive it was an ASUS as well.If you are like me and debate for a long time on what card to pick, brand, and series, this ASUS 4070 OC is amazing, and I am the type of guy who never upgraded past the GTX 1080. This brand of 4070 is amazing. Dont overthink it, just do it! Won’t regret it!
24 people found this helpful
Kevin Geary –
5.0 out of 5 stars
So far so good. Davinci Resolve blazes now
This card accelerated noise reduction and magic mask by a factor of 5.
Jhonier –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excelente grafica para jugar todo comodamente
Un producto muy completo
Lucas Monsoon –
5.0 out of 5 stars
As expected
authentic card with solid 1440p performance.
Trusty Rombone –
5.0 out of 5 stars
it rips, but for this money it should have some kinda light on it
no decorative lighting or logos or anything on the 4070 super. with the tempered glass side on my case it looks like there’s no gpu in there at all. bummed but oh well
Bauks –
5.0 out of 5 stars
1660 Super to this.
Considering the price and the generation gap, I have no regrets… I want to say that when the fans didn’t spin up, I was scared… But that’s just what they do these days, and it is fantastic… As far as I can tell, AMD does give you better price-to-performance right now; I didn’t want to change. It is what it is.If you don’t mind, I’ll be over here enjoying these god rays…
Glen VershumGlen Vershum –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best value for the money, if performance is a priority; Within a reasonable price.
I bought an HP Victus 15L after Christmas.It had a GTX 1660 Super graphics card, and only a 500-Watt power supply.I wanted to upgrade my GPU, so I looked at an RTX-3070, which uses all the power that my power supply has and produces a lot of heat. Remember that I am in a very small case with little ventilation. It is also several years old and costs almost as much as the RTX-4070. I can now run games at Ultra settings at very high frame rates.Game RTX-1660 SUPER RTX-4070Shadow of the tomb raider average 108 fps high settings average 157 fps Ultra settingsHorizon Zero Dawn average 74 fps Ultra settings average 146 fps Ultra settingsRed Dead Redemption 2 average 75 fps high settings average 85 fps Ultra settingsRise of the tomb raider Overall 52 fps Ultra Overall 192 fps UltraThese are real recorded numbers from running the built-in benchmarks at 1080p.I can also game all day and not overheat or have any problems with heat or noise.I am extremely pleased that I ordered the ASUS Dual RTX-4070, because it fit within the HP Victus case, that the power requirements are much less that any of the older cards that I could have used, and it performs a lot better than the last generation of GPU’s. Also, with the continuous updates, the performance just keeps getting better. The ASUS Dual RTX-0470 has allowed me to play games that I thought a “low end” pc that was “not upgradable” as some reviewers have said, would be slow at low settings. With the GPU upgrade, I can run any title at ULTRA settings, and not have any problems.The ASUS RTX-4070 has been the best upgrade that I have done to my pc.
32 people found this helpful
Eduardo –
5.0 out of 5 stars
excelente
excelente
Luis Gustavo Bolaños Castillo –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Los Juegos se ven muy bien.
Tengo una Tarjeta Madre Asus, y poner una tarjea Gráfica de la misma Marca, ayuda que se integre sin contratiempos.
Ben –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great performance at an affordable price
Couldn’t be happier with this thing. Full disclosure: I spent the last 3 years with a Gigabyte 2080 Super in my machine that I’m pretty certain was a complete lemon from the start. It had a very loud coil whine while under load and performed under average for a 2080 Super on 3DMark benchmarks. None of that was grounds for a RMA according to Gigabyte (and I’ll never buy from them again). It eventually started black screening 2 months after the warranty expired. Anyways – this ASUS GeForce RTX 4070 OC is its replacement, and I couldn’t be happier. It more than doubled my performance on 3DMark stress tests (again – take with a grain of salt. My 2080 Super was trash) and runs dead quiet and maxes out around 60C even when under load rendering as many frames as it can. Absolutely thrilled with the performance gain and the price/value ratio of this card. GCs are overpriced in general and that’s no secret, but given the current situation, I think this card is insanely good for its $599 MSRP.
9 people found this helpful
Amazon Customer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Not noisy
I was concerned with noise. My old video card was soo loud (2080 Super). This one is faster and quieter. No ramping noise up and down.
Benjamin sekunna –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great performance
Performance is better than expected. But boy issue is coil whining which is not a terrible issue.
Jose –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Es un buen producto, repito es un excelente producto.
Bueno, es una buena gpu, de buena calidad funciona perfectamente, por desgracia tuve problemas al momento de recibir el código promocional, el cual jamás recibí y compre el equipo el 16 de octubre, no se si soy yo que estoy mal, y aunque me comunique con un asesor de amazon muy amablemente me dijo que no tenia esa promoción mi equipo, aun así siento tener bajarle una estrella, por el pésimo servicio, al momento de no recibir el código, pero repito la tarjeta es muy buena, 100% recomendada.
2 people found this helpful
Amazon Customer –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good GPU but not perfect
Finally upgraded my antiquated GTX 770 to this and it is a huge difference. Runs cool and pushes a 3440×1440 monitor with no problem. I have been able to some pretty impressive overclocking results. Currently running stable at +195 MHz on the core clock and +1200 MHz on the memory clock, but I have been able to pass 3D Mark benchmarks at +270 MHz and +1800 MHz but it is very unstable at these speeds and it was luck of the draw actually completing the benchmark without crashing.Unfortunately there might be some issues with the power draw on these particular ASUS 4070 cards. From what I have read these should be able to pull over 215 watts by upping the power limit in OC tools like MSI Afterburner. Upping the wattage should allow for further overclocking, but this card seems to be limited to 200 watts as I have confirmed with my card. I am uncertain if this is a hardware, bios, or other limitation. Hopefully this is an issue that can be resolved with some sort of software update from ASUS. It would be unfortunate if the thermal headroom this cool-running card provides could not be utilized with further overclocking. If you do not plan on overclocking your card this should not be much concern to you.
12 people found this helpful
CARLOS M.CARLOS M. –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Calidad y eficiencia
En rendimiento es super en juegos ultra, también lo utilizo para trabajo 3d y render es genial
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Trevor –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good card, bad price
The 4070 is a very capable card and I haven’t been disappointed by its power at all. It’s excellent at 1440p and it can even drive 4k on slightly below max settings in many games (whether using a 4k display or downscaling from 4k with DLDSR), though I should note that its disappointing 12 GB of VRAM may start to be a real issue at 4k. But the real issue is that $600 is a lot of money to spend on a graphics card.If you don’t mind being 1-2 generations behind in terms of ray-tracing performance and you don’t need CUDA, AMD’s 6950 XT and 6800 XT both offer much better price-to-performance in raster gaming and can even beat the 4070 in raw raster performance, all with an extra 4 GB of VRAM. It’s not out as of writing this review, but if the 7800/7800 XT has released by the time you’re reading this you should take a look at that as well.If you want top-of-the-line RT or need CUDA, this is pretty much the best you’ll get without spending another $200 for a 4070 ti (which is even more VRAM limited). But before you buy, make sure to check the competition from team red (or even Intel Arc, though that may be less relevant if you’re looking in this price range) to ensure that your requirements really require you to pay the Nvidia tax.
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Olivier C. –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great performance & quiet
Compare to a FE 3070, it is very quiet and great performance gap.
alyssamwhite –
4.0 out of 5 stars
This card is a beast at 1440p!
I purchased this to replace my 3060 ti as I was starting to have lower more and more settings on newer titles. Wow am I impressed, this card basically destroys everything I throw at it on 1440p max settings. DLSS 3 and Frame Generation are amazing features and not just for show. My only complaint would be the coil whine but the volume varies by title. Overall I recommend this card for anyone playing at this resolution and it’s in their price range!
Jay –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Ugly Beast
This GPU wasn’t my first choice because of how ugly I think it looks, but it does run exceedingly well. Using a 4070 for the first time really opened my eyes to how powerful graphics cards can really be, and especially how overkill it can get. This was an efficient and powerful little card for my little green machine.
J –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best value in the 40 series: super quiet, super powerful, super cool.
This is probably the only card besides the 4090 I would recommend this generation. The 4070 is physically small, light, and sips on power only needing an 8-pin power connection. VSR is also super nice to use on YouTube so I get daily use from this card whether gaming or enjoying videos. It is great having 3080-level performance at only 225w drawn. Price point could be a bit lower to be on par with AMD offerings: this card is a much fairer value at $500-$550 if you can wait for a deal.I recommend a 700w minimum power supply in case of transient loads.
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DanielDaniel –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Efficient little powerhouse!
Pros:-It’s not huge, so I didn’t have to worry about it fitting in my case.-Amazing performance per watt. Probably the best performing new GPU I could buy without needing to upgrade my 650w PSU-Only one 8-pin PCIe cable required.-DLSS3/Frame Gen is definitely awesome to have and should help extend the life of the card.-Better performance in raytraced games and AI related tasks like Stable Diffusion compared to AMD.-Better performance in 3D applications like Blender compared to AMD.-Cool and quiet. Peaks at like 65c while gaming and the fans never get loud enough to bother me. I haven’t noticed any coil whine either.-AV1 encoding-Metal backplate.-Looks nice.Cons:-It’s not cheap. But I wouldn’t say it’s a terrible value either. Especially when considering the great power efficiency; It could save you a decent amount of money in electricity costs in the long run vs. some of it’s current competitors.Overall, I’m quite happy with this GPU. It renders all of my games at 1440p ultra very efficiently with high FPS. However, I can’t say I’d recommend it if you’re using a card from the previous generation (RTX 3070 or RX 6700xt etc.) Too much cost for too little gain. But if you’re on something older, like a RTX 2070 or an rx 5700xt…I think it’s absolutely a solid buy.
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jhon oswaldo castro –
4.0 out of 5 stars
buen rendimiento
una tarjeta con un excelente rendimiento , si eres usuario de alguna tarjeta serie 1060 , 1070 ,1080 -Ti GTX la 4070 RTX es muy buena opción para jugar a full HD – 2k por encima de los 60 FPS con ray tracing a todo dar , sin necesidad de cambiar de gabinete ni fuente de poder , silenciosa a un buena temperatura y con el respaldo de ASUS . como negativo para ser una tarjeta de video de 599 dólares, le falto mas memoria , sus materiales son muy austeros , no tiene RGB , y eso hace que la tarjeta se siente muy básica , aunque su chip es tremendamente poderoso . En conclusión si no eres fan de las luces, y la presentación de la tarjeta , te importa mas el rendimiento y la calidad , pero sin tener que pagar mas de 700 dólares , esta es muy buena opción para ti..
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Matt Jensen –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome card
I upgraded from a 2060 and this thing is a beast. Almost doubling my performance in a lot of games and I’m finally able to play on high settings in games where I couldn’t truly appreciate the graphics before on low.
Corbin –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Insane card!
Everything about this card is crazy good, best bang for your buck by far! I upgraded from a RTX 3060 and the frames are crazy in all the new games that support frame generation.COD MW3 fps went from 70-80 on high settings to 140-150 fps on ultra, this card is crazy good.
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Curtis Etris –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome card
Looks amazing! And best price online
Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Worth every penny!
I ran 1660ti before this, and the 1660ti was struggling in new games, generating lots of heat and noise. So I needed an upgrade. Problem with the 30s series was it consumed too much power for my psu (650W) and the size didn’t fit in my case. The 4070 just solved all those problems, it required 650W psu and it fitted in my case (see pic). The power draw is surprisingly good. In many games the 4070 will draw half or same as 1660ti power draw, runs much cooler (20-25 c cooler), much more quiet, with double, triple, quadruple fps at highest settings depending on the game. But make sure to upgrade the cpu with this 4070. I upgraded my cpu from ryzen 5 2600 to 5600x, but I still feel that the 4070 is still bottlenecked by the cpu (5600x) and by my 16g ram (3000hz). I bought the non oc to make sure I don’t receive a card with coil whine or overheating problems, as I don’t like to oc anyways, and the refund process would be harder, because I don’t live in the USA. The card I received had non of those issues. Even though I ordered that 4070 before the 4060ti was released, I still think I made the right choice.
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MSA –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Superb
Bought this to upgrade my 4060Ti 8GB – BIG Improvement.Is it worth the price? Meh – probably not, but it performs better than expected.It is a very noticeable difference.it is QUIET and sips power – only 1- 8 Pin PCI power cable needed.12GB VRAM, 2 fans and serious OC potential.idles around 30C, maxed D4 @ 1440p and reaches around 55C.CyberPunk hitting a little over 60C, easily steady 60fpsDLSS is big bonus – doubling FPS to 120+ at minimum.Just as long as the MOBO, so it does cover up the SATA ports (still accessible, but install those before installing this.Everyone has been so down on this card, but I think its awesome.The price is definitely an OUCH, but you get what you pay for.Recommended – especially on a sale/discount
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AMYBABYBOY3 –
4.0 out of 5 stars
My son loved this
Expensive but it was a gift and my son loves it.
A real reviewer, not some fake ass robo company hired reviewer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
It’s a 4070 bro.
The inflation that hit the 30 series a few years ago hit harder than crack hit low-income neighborhoods in the 1980’s. With that being said, the $600 price tag for what you get is fairly decent. I easily run 99% of my games on max setting 1440p with this card and it has zero issues. The only games that hit below 60fps are just poorly optimized alphas or betas. Every main stream title i’m easily clocking 80-144+fps on max settings. It’s the perfect middle of the road card if you have a bit of change in your wallet but not quite enough to afford a 4090 on daddy’s credit card. I have no input on how it handles 4k. Have not tested it in that department.
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mikey –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great upgrade from 3060ti
My 3060ti was and still is a great budget gaming card, but picked this up as an impulse buy. Installed in minutes, needed drivers right out of the box, but works flawlessly. Benchmarks against the 3060ti at nearly 3x the performance. Actually performs as well as my other card, a 3090, which sells still at 2x the price. At $599, in this STILL crazy gpu market, it’s a very good value.
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exNOOBguyexNOOBguy –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Worth the money
Last GPU I had is the gtx 970… I love this one
BryceBryce –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Big upgrade
I recently upgraded to the 4070 from a asus 1060 and wow. Just wow. It handles everything I’ve thrown at it and stays cool, I was worried that it’s only 12gb VRAM but I don’t think that’ll be an issue for a long time. Plus it came with a sick looking phone holder.
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Amazon Customer –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Strong GPU
it fits well and doesn’t sag in my case.
Michi_cut –
5.0 out of 5 stars
4070super!!!
Best upgrade from 3060ti I was very excited to see them in stock and reasonably priced at retail
Huang –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Low noise
short length
Kitty –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love it
I love it. Go for it if you are still hesitating.