ASUS ProArt GeForce RTX™ 4070 Ti Super OC Edition Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 16GB GDDR6X, DLSS 3, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a)

I did some benchmarks using puget systems software and this thing is really fast for a reasonable price. To jump to the next level by more than 10 or 20% you'd have to spend over $2000. This is a great card. And, yes, the Ti and OC make a difference. Don't ignore the little suffixes after the 4070!

Say what you want about the GPU prices these days but I have a 4K monitor that has gsync built in so I opted to continue using a Nvidia GPU. This particular machine is not a gaming rig, I use it as a daily driver for general purpose use and a 4070ti Super may be over-kill but I like the ProArt form factor and look, so there you go.

So far it's been great. I'm able to play any game on 1440p with 100+ FPS. Will update if something negative happens but so far love this card.UPDATE: After using the card for a few days I started getting flickering and artifacts on the screen. I thought the card had gone bad somehow and started a return =[. Turns out after many days of troubleshooting it was my power supply acting up, so if you're buying a card this powerful just make sure you have a good proper power supply.

I had a custom pc i built back in 2019. It was already outdated by few years back then. Couldn't handle Davinchi resolve. I had to get a new motherboard/ram/cpu/ssd to upgrade the older system anyway so i just built a new system. For music prosuction/video editing and maybe get back in to gaming. Resolves time line scrubbing is smooth on this card. Which is what i actually needed. It used to be 800$ now its around 1200$. So just get the 50 series for that much.

Funciona a la perfección mi hijo armo su propia game pc.

I would have rate this ASUS video card a definite 5-stars, if it were not for the problems I experienced. These issues had nothing to do with the actual card itself. It "seemed" to work fine.When I received the card, the box looked perfect and the item was pristine. I installed it and all went well... that was until I attempted to register it for the warranty. My warranty date came back with several months missing. When I contacted ASUS, I was informed that this video card had already been previously registered. So, what happened? Did I get a used card? Or did I get a card that someone didn't open, but registered it, then returned it? I will never know. At this price point, I wasn't willing to take the chance. ASUS wouldn't budge on the warranty timeframe, so in response, I returned it to Amazon and purchased a different, non ASUS video card that I am happy with. It was cheaper and didn't provide me with all the options of the ASUS card, but it definitely suited my purposes. Therefore, I am happy and content with my new purchase. Maybe if ASUS had provided me with a discount since my warranty was much shorter than expected, or gave me the correct length warranty, I would have kept it. Not knowing how it had possibly been used/abused, I had no choice but to return it. I had to search high and wide to find a suitable replacement, since all the scammers were buying all the good cards up to resell at an inflated rate that I refused to take a part in that.

No one makes a more tastefully designed card than the ASUS ProArt line. The are the right size and the look and perform amazing. I have used all of the 40 series models and these are the best.

I am only giving it 4 stars since ASUS is under tremendous controversy with their warranty and RMA support. However, I cannot deny that this card is absolutely stunning.As of this moment, I do not recommend going with ASUS products, however, if you are willing to risk it, their graphics cards are top of the line.