ASUS Dual GeForce RTX™ 4070 Super White OC Edition (PCIe 4.0, 12GB GDDR6X, DLSS 3, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a, 2.56-Slot Design, Axial-tech Fan Design, Auto-Extreme Technology, and More)

WARNING! This is not a short review! :-)THIS IS A BEAST!But so is my setup. I've been a gamer since PONG! heh hehTHIS YEAR is my finally realized perfect system finished. I BUILD my own. Have since 1990! (8-bit Atari before that) But this is PERFECT for my monitor setup. I run games at 2K! 7860x1440 Resolution and though my old RTX-2070 handled it, I had to turn down graphics settings for Ultra Wide gaming.This 4070 Super handles everything in wide rez (resolution) just as well as the standard 2560x1440 rez on just ONE monitor.WHY so many monitors?While the picture is running Valheim, I wanted this mainly to run Elite Dangerous (Awesome Space Ship Flight Simulator) in the ultra wide screen (Nvidia Surround) since I have trouble with VR. I measured this to be nearly FIVE FEET or wrap around screens (The three bottom are ASUS 32" Curved 2K 165hz monitors with narrow bezels. TOP is a 28" 2K ASUS)To see ED and Warcraft and Helldivers 2 and Division 2 and many more in this wide screen is amazing. THIS 4070 runs great framerates above 60FPS on everything. Many run far more than 60FPS.HOWEVER, IT IS HUGE!I have this older Rosewill THOR Full Tower case. GREAT for cooling without using AIR, Not water cooling. But I had to move a DVD drive UP a slot to get this card to fit! I had to be patient getting this into the slot. SO, Before you go with this THREE FAN CARD, MEASUE WELL! The hold down screws also were difficult to reach in this case., The point is, Measure, this card is very LONG and tall, HUGE heat sinks that are fantastic for cooling. I prefer the ASUS GPU-Tweak II App (slightly older but great for me) to make good use of the fans. NOTHING gets the temps above 55C WITHOUT the fans being noisy. I start the fans early and reach 100% at 65 degrees C.THIS LOOKS amazing, and I also use the top monitor for web pages, Discord, etc. I share screens a lot and watch friend's screen shares, and this card handles everything without straining! (And it's only SLIGHTLY Overclocked.) There is no need for more OC action.MY system runs very well on an 850W Thermaltake PS. The card calls only for 650W!System info in case you builders need more info?THIS Video card.ASUS PRIME X570 MB with the Thermaltake 850W Toughpower Gold PS.AMD Ryzen 7 3800X CPU running plenty cool on the Wraith Cooler Fan bundled with the CPU.32G Crucial Ballistix 3600 DDR4 Ram (LED, but the LED sticks were on sale and cheaper!)2x 2TB NVMe M.2 drives and a couple of older drives for extra backup.And it has been a great setup, most parts actually came from Amazon, usually on sales)THIS 4070 Super from ASUS is also more reliable in MY opinion because ASUS uses much better quality chips/capacitors/etc. which also, admittedly, makes them somewhat more expensive. Far more reliable in all my builds than most other brands. (You Get What You Par For!)

I've been building PCs for quiet some time now and I know when I'm getting a good deal. This is by far one of the best graphics card I've owned as I can get 250 fps on low setting games and 180 fps on 4k. Yes this card can run 4k all day long with no issues or glitches. I would highly recommend this card if you're looking for something that will help your game play look better, run smoother than ever, without any problems. The price is well under the market and the quality is top notch. 10/10.

i9 9900k / 32 GB DDR4 3200 Trident Z / EVO m.2 SSD / Noctua DH-15s air-cooler / RM750x PSUEverything except the ASUS RTX 4070 Super are a few years old. My CPU keeps this 4070 Super GPU at 90% most of the time, and this card runs all of my games smoothly, quietly, and cool on the highest 1440p settings in current/past games with demanding recommended hardware requirements.There's no coil whine, and all of my my previous Nvidia GeForce drivers immediately adapted to this card without problems. So did my MSI Afterburner software adapt to this ASUS RTX 4070 Super without any issues. The PCIe 12-pin Y-adapter for the two PSU cables took a little time and gentle force to clip into place on the card, but ultimately it did. Many reviewer exclaimed they couldn't get it to clip, and I understand what they meant. Just use a little force, a little wiggling, and patience... it will clip in. I bought type-4 Corsair PSU cables to eliminate the Y-adapter, and they look much better too.I can't speak of this 4070 Super's ability to play at 4k because my monitor is a high-end 1440p, and I don't feel the need to upgrade since 1440p Quality settings are really great looking on my 24" display. But at 1440p highest quality all of my game titles run superbly with this card. At idle this card runs at 30C with its fans off, and so far I haven't seen this card's temps nor my CPUs temps rise above low/mid 60s during heavy gaming.Admittedly I was worried about coil whine, and fan noise on a dual fan card based on what many reviewers wrote, however, this card is very quiet at every level of performance. I can only hear the card's fans with my computer case's side cover off, and the game volume is all the way down during heavy gaming, and that is still not that loud. When my computer is off there was a red led that came on near the psu adapter connection. From what I've read it's normal when using the included y-adapter vs a direct 12-pin cable found on newer gen PSUs. (update) I bought the Corsair 12VHPWR PCIe 5 Gen 5 600W 12 4 Type 4 Dual 8pin PCIe - 12 4 cable for my 4yr old RM750x PSU, and the red light is off now; no big deal... both ways work fine.I generally don't buy ASUS products since having problems with their products when I lived near the mother-company in Taiwan in 2005, and issues here in USA too. However, I've heard their graphics cards are pretty solid, and this dual-fan White 4070 Super card proves it.I couldn't have asked for a nicer, quieter, and cool running card...