ASUS TUF Gaming NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti OC Edition Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 8GB GDDR6X, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, Dual Ball Fan Bearings, Military-Grade Certification, GPU Tweak II)

I was worried because there was a little bit of charring on the front of this graphics card but it WORKS LIKE A BEAST!! Im really glad I went with a used one! Its perfect in my build and helped keep the price of my build low!

Title says it all. It's a heavy old gal, but your case should be able to support it. If desired, there are GPU holders for these big cards.For those who aren't as technically aware (like me), this thing won't simply be powered by the PCI slot it goes into. It takes a dedicated connection to your power supply. But that's good; this thing has a lot of power behind it, able to run flight simulators with ease. Those programs are very GPU intensive, and I get no less than 44 FPS in X-Plane 12 on high settings.When I say this thing's quiet, I mean I never hear it. I actually had to check to make sure the fans were running, but when I'm on X-Plane, they're spinning away in there.The RGB lighting is a nice touch. Overall, 10/10.

I literally bought this card to play cyberpunk with psycho raytracing and DLSS. It performed pretty solid at 60fps with the occasional dip into the 50s that I woouldn't notice without a frame counter. I eventually replaced it with a 4070tiSuper to step up to Path-Tracing but when I popped it out to resell it, I was happy to find almost no dust on it despite gaming an average of 2 hrs each day. Still a very capable card that can play anything at high fidelity with ray tracing if you carefully select your graphics options. Ran very cool too, ASUS makes a solid card.

Love this card for thermals and noise level. Built this card in a Lian Li O11D and it would idle at 30-40c and peak at 55-65c when gaming. My room temperature is usually around 70f. Performs great and able to play pretty much any intensive games such as COD, Fortnite, Ark Ascended at high settings.

Good performance for 1440p gaming, the GPU build and looks are overall pretty solid. The only thing that's bad about this version is lack of thermal pads on the VRMs, so they get hotter than in other models, that's because Asus has used the same cooling for 3070Ti as they used for 3080, despite the fact that VRM placement is different. Other than that it's a solid GPU, currently have it paired with my 5800X CPU and with Resizable-Bar enabled

The 3070ti is an amazing upgrade from my 1070. I can crank the settings, with the resolution set to 1440p, and get about 90-100 fps depending on the game, such as Tiny Tina and Horizon Zero Dawn.Only downside is I paid for a NEW card but when I received it, I noticed the seal was not even sticky anymore and the corners of the box are a bit torn as if someone had a hard time putting the box back in the outer cover box. Seems like I have received an open box item. The plastic tape around the card is still on the card but that doesnt mean anything since the fans can still move air and the card can run with it still applied. I just hope this card was not heavily used.I did read a review from another customer that was in this same situation. I would have given it a 5 star rating were it not for this issue.

this gpu is is definitely worth it! it is capable of handling the newest games (as of december 2022) on max settings. i barely hear any noise from it. in terms of price point, i feel it’s finally at a reasonable number now. i recommend this graphics card

I never write review but this card is amazing. The quality feels top notch!Honestly for $699 is a great price, i know is $100 over MSRP but considering inflation and all the scalping stuff it happened on the last year, i don't think we will ever see 70's card around 500 anymore, next gen is going to be even more expensive and scalpers are ready for them.If you have the money, just buy the card you can most afford, so many games to enjoy and this 3070 ti can play them with ray tracing ultra easily.