Geforce RTX 4070 Ti Super 16GB Verto Overclocked Edition DLSS 3

*panting* I swear *catching breath* I will *still wheezing* start working out more. So I can keep up with this thing. I mean, it's ok. Just kind of on the mediocre side of 'why did I spend this much money?' But once you're running an RTX game, or also in my case a VR game running wirelessly to my Oculus (getting 60fps) with no lag (ok, maybe when my kiddo hops on Minecraft),..... my English teacher told me I'm bad about run-on sentences. But you'll be able to run on for hours with this beast! :D It's relatively cool and quiet, the support bracket was easy to install (and necessary), and my motherboard has build-in RGB controls, so that coordinated with the rest of the rainbow in the case🌈. It's like a LGBTQ+ pride festival in a cyberpunk city in there.

Seems to be a well qualified graphic card. Nicely restored and functioning properly

Building my first gaming PC was a huge project, and I chose this PNY 4070 Ti Super to be the heart of the rig. I am so glad I did because the performance is incredible. It handles 1440p gaming with absolute ease, and I have been able to max out settings on every game I have tried so far. Everything runs super fast, and the 16GB of VRAM gives me a lot of confidence that this card will stay relevant for years to come. The aesthetics are a major highlight for a first build. The Epic-X RGB lighting is bright and customizable, making the card look amazing through my case window. It also runs surprisingly quiet; even when I am pushing it during long sessions, the triple fans keep things cool without sounding like a jet engine. A quick tip for other first-time builders: this is a 3.3 slot card and it is quite long, so make sure your case has enough room! It does include a support bracket and the necessary power adapter in the box, which made the installation process much smoother. For the price and the performance you get, this card is an outstanding value.

The PNY GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super has been a game-changer for my video editing workflow in DaVinci Resolve 19. Working with 4K footage, especially with Fusion effects, used to slow down my system, but this card handles everything smoothly. With 16GB of memory, it’s powerful enough to breeze through complex Fusion compositions without lag, even with multiple layers and effects. The triple-fan cooling is highly effective, keeping the card cool and quiet even during longer rendering sessions. The RGB lighting is a nice bonus, but the real win here is the performance boost for 4K editing. If you're serious about video production, this card is absolutely worth the investment.

Let’s be honest here. The market for 40series is flooded with silly goofs overpricing the so called super series that’s suppose to be affordable. The 4070ti super is a bang for your buck, stays on the budget friendly area unlike its sisters 4080 super and 4090. I run my computer fast. It’s almost like my pc built drank 5 scoops of preworkout right before it hits the gym to work on leg day. lol Pc build has no issues running games smooth at 4k or 2k. Here’s my build to give you an idea: Asus Rog Strix B650e-f Mobo 32gb Corsair RGB ram (6000mhz) Ryzen 9 7950x3D X2 Samsung pro m.2 SSDs

Bought this to upgrade my daughter’s computer. She absolutely loves it. Great buy

This graphics card is a beast, great fps and all around performance in general, paired with a 9800x3d this gpu is more then I could ask for 100% recommended and it looks amazing!

Use mostly for accelerating applications I use for work that take advantage of GPU acceleration. Coming from GTX-1080 this is a major upgrade. I finally got some down time and have been playing Indian Jones on my LG OLED 4K TV with ray tracing with smooth beautifulrl results.. I do have DlSS on and my TV is only 60Hz so cannot comment on higher refresh rate screens.