OPEN BOX - ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Trinity OC DLSS 3 12GB GDDR6X 192-bit 21 Gbps PCIE 4.0 Gaming Graphics Card, IceStorm 2.0 Advanced Cooling, Spectra 2.0 RGB Lighting, ZT-D40710J-10P

For anyone wondering, on COD with mid/high settings at 1920x1080p I'm getting around 300 fps flat. I do a lot of gaming and all other games run insanely well and I've never had any issues with this card. I also do a lot of Photoshop and Adobe work on my computer and it's great (I also have it paired with an I7-13700K and 32gbs of ram). Amazing card and I love the NVIDIA drivers I've had it for about a year now for those who are wondering, all around solid GPU that will be good for any game/ task you run

I'm really impressed with this card. My first dedicated GPU back in the day was a ZOTAC and it never failed me / lasted until I upgraded, and I suspect this one will too. Temps around 70C after long gaming sessions. Dead silent fans. The chassis of the card feels strong and well put together. RGB looks good. Software is a bit buggy ATM in Win 10 Pro, but software not really needed aside from setting RGB, just don't launch with windows start and you're good.

It's a large card with a somewhat fragile power connector. If you want to avoid any possible issues with that power connector: 1. get a case that is plenty wide so the side panel is not close to the top of the card where the power connector is. too close and cables will have to be bent/curved which can put too much pressure on the connector. This is more of an issue with the 4090 and 4080 where those cards consume a lot more power, but be aware this card uses the exact same 12VHPWR power connector. 2. mount your GPU in the vertical position if possible 3. leave side panel off while a right angle adapter could possibly alleviate the issue, the problem is that right angle pins are another possible source of a failure. the company "CableMods" recently did recalls on their right angle adapters and they are a PREMIUM custom cable company, so this just means you have to be careful in how you setup your pc. I chose the cheapest and most simple route, I left the side panel off my case. I highly advise installing the GPU sag bracket. Even if you have a tall case like mine where the bracket is not tall enough, find something to stack underneath the bracket or find another bracket that will work. The point is, it's a large and heavy card, eventually it will sag which could cause other issues. Performance wise, it's great. I installed the card with it set at default settings and it ran BF 2042 with the game maxed out settings at 1440p and get well over 120+ fps, RT is off. cyberpunk 2077 at 1440p, maxed settings, no RT, at around 100 fps, your mileage may vary depending on your cpu/mobo/RAM setup, i have a 5900x, 16GBRAM at CL 16 on an asrock x470 taichi mobo. I have ran teh card with RT on, it looks very nice but I don't run it usually because I like having the extra perf for smoother gameplay animation. It's also a quiet card with temps peaking at about 72c after 2 hours of gaming. With all of this said, if you can afford it and you know and can plan accordingly for the power connector, then this particular model has been a great experience and worth considering since it tends to be one of the lower priced models. I was able to pick one up for $760. I know that the rumored "Super" models are coming out soon, so there is a possible further price drop going to happen, but I simply could not wait because my 980ti(8 years old) died and I had no GPU.

me gustó mucho por el precio que la pude comprar 13 mil pesos con promociones bancarias, me corre todo en alto ultra dependiendo de los FPS que requieras, muy buena marca es mi segunda gráfica de ZOTAC y en lo personal lo recomiendo

Nvidia is still the best 👌