ASUS ProArt GeForce RTX™ 4070 Super OC Edition Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 12GB GDDR6X, DLSS 3, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a)

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I am building a PC for my young son who is now taking computer classes in grade school. I opted to put my current 3060ti in his PC and upgrade the GPU in my PC. I originally had my eye on the ASUS ProArt 4060ti as it provides very good value for the money. As I finally went to purchase I noticed that the 4060ti had gone on sale. As a matter of fact, all of the ASUS ProArt cards in the listing went on sale. I ended up stretching my budget a little bit and chose the 4070 Super OC. I am a live content creator on many platforms and wanted a GPU more developed for content creation than gaming although a gaming-oriented GPU does just fine. Although advertised as such this GPU will game with the best of them as well. Originally I wasn't too excited that this GPU didn't have any RGB for the price but now that I have it in my system I think I prefer it without any lights on it. It just looks like a workhorse rather than a toy: classy, sophisticated, distinguished, powerful. It was a little bit bigger than my 3060ti but not a problem at all fitting in my case. The additional 20watts of TDP draw from the 4070 Super OC (220w) compared to the 3060ti (200w) meant that I still have plenty of wattage headroom with my 750w PSU and didn't need to upgrade it. I have pretty good airflow in my case and I've found that the fans don't ramp up very much using the stock Performance bios settings on the GPU while temps have never gotten up to 60℃ during idle or while live streaming; most of the time hovering in the 40-50℃ range even under a heavy streaming load with a lot of applications running. While gaming the temperature can go up a bit (depending on the game) with the GPU typically staying in the low to mid 70's℃ even for the most demanding titles. I prefer the longer, stretched GPUs that accommodate 3 smaller fans rather than 2 larger fans. In my opinion they do a better job at controlling temperatures. Overall I've been extremely pleased with this GPU so far. Although it isn't the greatest bang for the buck in the 4000 series, I think it's worth the upgrade over any 4060 series card. I purchased it on sale for $619 which I believe is in the ballpark of being a fair price for the GPU. Typical MSRP feels a smidge pricy for this card but if you can snag it on sale, don't think twice. Some other specs of my system with the Asus ProArt 4070 Super OC: Intel i7-13700k, Asus Tuf z790 D4 Wifi, 750w EVGA PSU, 4 TBs of M.2 NVME storage (on 3 M.2s), 240mm Thermalright AIO, 64GB Corsair RAM, Montech (budget-friendly) mesh case, 7-USB port PCIe expansion card, 10 case fans (4-140mm, 6-120mm) *This is an honest review. Not sponsored or paid to review this product. I purchased the GPU with my own money*

Never heard of the Proart series until it came on sale for Prime Days. Took the plunge, it arrived one day later and wow it’s a well made card. Metal back plate, really sturdy build (unlike my last nvidia card by Gigbabyte), the build quality is great. Ran Heaven bunchmark tests and played a few 1440p games on ultra and the fans didn’t break a sweat; never went to a higher speed even once. Temps hovered around 55-60c during the testing. Performance was solid although I need to try it on cyberpunk or something like that. Really impressed !

Linux user posting review after 8+ months of daily use: this card (RTX 4070 Super) has been great. initially i was concerned about gaming and Nvidia's Linux drivers; but the stability of the card has been better than anything i've experienced on a Windows PC. its had no issues, in most cases easily providing a 120fps experience with all graphics maxed out at 1440p, and a stable 60fps in the most graphically demanding AAA games with hardware-accelerated ray tracing, path tracing and ray reconstruction (Alan Wake II et. al.) - with the help of DLSS. the ProArt aesthetics are great - i appreciate the fact ASUS makes products that arent completely covered in RGB for adults. Power consumption performs as expected. Paired with the proper components, you should be able to build a good mid-range gaming pc around this card. it goes without saying the 12gb of VRAM on this card are crucial - depending your needs, consider the 16gb model.

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