ZOTAC GAMING GEFORCE RTX 4070 Ti SUPER Trinity BLACK EDITION - 16GB GDDR6X, 1x HDMI, 3x DP

Bought it for 650 pounds which I think its not a bad deal for a 4070 ti super. Great card that came with good packaging.Pros:- Good under volting and overclocking potential (at least for my unit). Was able to overclock mine to 2933 Mhz.- Comes with a good quality magnetic support bracket which is a nice plus. Although I had to refrain from using it, as I have two 120mm fans as intake just below the graphics card and there wasn't enough space left for it to be installed.- Rgb is always welcome :)- Fans can be turned off using the Firestorm app under idle/no load. The fans are also not loud at all.Cons:- Requires Firestorm app to control RGB and fan profile.

nVidia has a program that requires certain specifications from its board partners to meet certain requirements. It didn't always used to be this way, but it is these days. If a board partner does not meet these minimum requirements, nVidia simply refuses to sell them GPU dies. This includes VRMs, Mosfets, thermal envelopes, and all the other basics.People turn their noses up at Zotac, and PNY, but having owned both, after years of being foolish enough to pay the Asus brand tax, I have to say I'm more than pleasantly surprised at the quality and performance, of my PNY 4080, and this Zotac 4070 Ti Super.All nVidia cards perform within 2-3% of each other, regardless of who makes them. Because of the baseline standards nVidia requires.You're literally paying a brand tax of an additional 200-300 by going with ASUS.Fair enough, a top of the line ASUS has a better cooler than this version of the Zotac, but then this is the basic version of the Zotac, and it doesn't get above 72 when gaming. And it's quiet.Sure, a ROG Strix will be in the low 60s, high 50s instead, but it will just be as noisy. And you won't get any benefit, because the thermal limit is in the 90s.You're paying an additional 300 quid for a cooler that doesn't even make it perform any better.300 quid extra, I'd expect water cooling for that price, not just a few pennies worth more of heatsink, which is all you get.You know you can get decent water cooling for that price.Who pays 300 quid for air cooling....Well, I used to, and don't I feel an idiot for doing so.

What's not to like?Zotac have established themselves as a great value high performance brand with excellent customer service in the event you have a problem, not that I've ever experienced such in the 10+ years I've owned Zotac cards.It took me quite a while to decide which 40 series card I'd like to upgrade to coming from an RTX2060, and I can safely say the 4070ti super is everything I expected and more.It is very quiet even when facing high utilisation and being the OC edition it runs a little faster than stock straight out the box without any changes necessary.It genuinely left me in awe just how well it performs at 1440p@144hz, solid 144fps with vsync turned on, even with ultra settings in AAA+ games.Very impressed. Thank you Zotac.

Where do I begin this graphics cards design,cooling and performance is amazing going from a rtx 3060 1080p to this 4070ti super at 1440p plays everything I throw at it deffinatly recommend 👌

After years of being loyal to Radeon, I recently made the switch from an AMD Radeon 7800 XT (and previously a 7900 XTX) to the GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super, and the difference is staggering.First off, the power draw alone is on another level. With Radeon, I was getting idle power draws around 50W, hitting 80W just while browsing, and up to a massive 400W during gaming. It felt like a literal oven running next to me, and I was genuinely worried about cable longevity under that kind of load!In contrast, the GeForce 4070 Ti Super is an absolute dream. Out of the box, the idle power draw is in the single digits, and gaming power draw stays under 200W. After undervolting, I’ve managed to get it down to around 130W with temperatures under 60°C ! Not only is it quieter, but it also runs so much cooler that I can say goodbye to the heat waves in my workspace.The added benefit of CUDA cores is also huge, especially for anyone working with AI projects. It opens up a whole new range of possibilities that just aren’t as accessible with Radeon cards. I’m honestly shocked at what I’ve been missing out on. The “work culture” with this card is completely different – no more second thoughts about overheating or 'fried' cables.

Good so far. No coil whine. Runs well.

Happy with this. Quiet. Powerful.

The card performs exceptionally well, handling 1440p gaming at ultra settings with ease. The fans remain quiet, and the RGB lighting adds a subtle, pleasing aesthetic.However, I was disappointed with the missing game bundle. Despite the card being advertised with Indiana Jones and the great circle, I never received the code to redeem the game on the NVIDIA app. Amazon customer service was also unable to assist.While the card itself is fantastic, the misleading advertising and lack of support for the promised bundle were significant drawbacks