quiet fans, no temperature issues, and only negligible coil whine starting at ~120 fps, it only starts to become serious on like 200+ FPS (where you had no option yet to turn FPS limit on in a game)

quiet fans, no temperature issues, and only negligible coil whine starting at ~120 fps, it only starts to become serious on like 200+ FPS (where you had no option yet to turn FPS limit on in a game)

This is a nice graphics card and improved my son's pc gaming performance greatly.

This is a nice graphics card and improved my son's pc gaming performance greatly.

It looks great in a white pc build. It also is very easy to install and very easy to get set up with drivers. It has a 0db mode and it is exactly as it describes. It makes the gpu silent. Even when not in 0db mode it is not noticeable noise. Very happy with this gpu and highly recommend it.

It looks great in a white pc build. It also is very easy to install and very easy to get set up with drivers. It has a 0db mode and it is exactly as it describes. It makes the gpu silent. Even when not in 0db mode it is not noticeable noise. Very happy with this gpu and highly recommend it.

I have had a few graphics cards over the years and was interested in these new RTX 4070 serious cards .So onto this card. Asus do not mess about with the build quality of their cards. This card looks the business and well built. As its triple fan its bigger than most but at 301 mm just around 11.9 inch in length but it should fit most cases. Single 8 pin power plug so power draw is not a problem here. On user Benchmark it ran at 230 percent on FULL power with 200 watt draw which is amazing. Fans hardly come into play unless gaming. I had a couple of RTX 3090 which i have now sold . I tested them and power draw was a massive 365 watts each. Moot point IS the PRICE of these 4070 cards. I got lucky and bought at the lower special price. At the full price i would not have bought it. I am happy with this purchase because of the price i paid and the low power draw and its fast enough for my usage. Also it has 3 year warranty. Hope this helps.

I have had a few graphics cards over the years and was interested in these new RTX 4070 serious cards .So onto this card. Asus do not mess about with the build quality of their cards. This card looks the business and well built. As its triple fan its bigger than most but at 301 mm just around 11.9 inch in length but it should fit most cases. Single 8 pin power plug so power draw is not a problem here. On user Benchmark it ran at 230 percent on FULL power with 200 watt draw which is amazing. Fans hardly come into play unless gaming. I had a couple of RTX 3090 which i have now sold . I tested them and power draw was a massive 365 watts each. Moot point IS the PRICE of these 4070 cards. I got lucky and bought at the lower special price. At the full price i would not have bought it. I am happy with this purchase because of the price i paid and the low power draw and its fast enough for my usage. Also it has 3 year warranty. Hope this helps.

The ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 OC is the version I bought - coming from a 1070, this thing is a beast, and the build quality is superb. I could have went for an even more powerful card - but I tend to game at 60 FPS so this card fits the bill in terms of price / performance and size. I can do basically everything on max easily at 2K on my 32 inch monitor with ray tracing. And on 4K, I can basically get GTA V to do the same at 60FPS by reducing MSAA to x2, and everything else on max. With Ray tracing on in Fornite (a very demanding game with everything up max interestingly enough, running on the Unreal Engine) I can get 55-60FPS with near max settings and ray tracing. For me, 4K and 2K both look good on my screen. This card barely breaks a sweat, cools with ease, is silent, and fits the space bill inside the case. I am using a Dark Base Pro 900, so I could easily fit the 4090 - but I'd have to remove drive bays which I don't want to do as I edit on this PC also. I mention this because AMD seem behind with their AI 'Cuda' implementation for editing in Photoshop etc with other GPU AI driven tasks Nvidia currently win out, so despite AMD offering more VRAM, I stuck with Nvidia. When I do upgrade this beast, I'll be trying to keep the card similar sized - it is massive, and the 4090 is even larger. If you game at 2K this card will easily give you over 80FPS and even more in AAA games. in 4K, it's nearer 50-60 with max settings depending on the title.

The ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 OC is the version I bought - coming from a 1070, this thing is a beast, and the build quality is superb. I could have went for an even more powerful card - but I tend to game at 60 FPS so this card fits the bill in terms of price / performance and size. I can do basically everything on max easily at 2K on my 32 inch monitor with ray tracing. And on 4K, I can basically get GTA V to do the same at 60FPS by reducing MSAA to x2, and everything else on max. With Ray tracing on in Fornite (a very demanding game with everything up max interestingly enough, running on the Unreal Engine) I can get 55-60FPS with near max settings and ray tracing. For me, 4K and 2K both look good on my screen. This card barely breaks a sweat, cools with ease, is silent, and fits the space bill inside the case. I am using a Dark Base Pro 900, so I could easily fit the 4090 - but I'd have to remove drive bays which I don't want to do as I edit on this PC also. I mention this because AMD seem behind with their AI 'Cuda' implementation for editing in Photoshop etc with other GPU AI driven tasks Nvidia currently win out, so despite AMD offering more VRAM, I stuck with Nvidia. When I do upgrade this beast, I'll be trying to keep the card similar sized - it is massive, and the 4090 is even larger. If you game at 2K this card will easily give you over 80FPS and even more in AAA games. in 4K, it's nearer 50-60 with max settings depending on the title.