OPEN BOX - ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 Twin Edge OC DLSS 3 12GB GDDR6X 192-bit 21 Gbps PCIE 4.0 Compact Gaming Graphics Card, IceStorm 2.0 Advanced Cooling, Spectra RGB Lighting, ZT-D40700H-10M

Good Performance and good size for small factor builds.

Ive owned a GTX 770, GTX 970, RTX 2070, and now the RTX 4070. It is an amazing card with great performance and thermals. Enjoy gaming at 1440p at Ultra setting for most (definetly with DLSS).

We all know NVIDIA completely blew it this generation. The pricing is simply preposterous, to use a charitable term. Every product in 40 series so far is priced as if it is one or two tiers above its actual capabilities. Basically, what I'm saying here is that by buying this RTX 4070, I spent what should have been 4080 worth of money to buy what should correctly be tagged as 4060 Ti performance, at best. So, I am two tiers off the mark here... Horrible gouging on NVIDIA part. DLSS3 is not an excuse. The reason why I had to do this is that I had RTX 2060 to replace and RTX 4060 is completely useless for the cost. So, there was literally no other option than 4070, as even 4060 Ti raw performance increase over 2060 Super and 3060 Ti is criminally undercut (128-bit bus on CAD$ 550 before-tax card in 2023? Please...) NVIDIA forced me to go to XX70 tier card as everything under it is useless. Not a way to have a happy customer. As for this ZOTAC RTX 4070 specifically, it had a good price relatively speaking, hence the second star for value. It would have to be solid 1-star, but ZOTAC had lower than CAD$ 800 price which was unique, so kudos to ZOTAC for that. The card has two fans and 8-pin power connector, so it's all the deal-breakers avoided for me: I don't do three fans, will avoid silly RGB if at all possible and don't like power connectors that burn my house down. The performance is satisfactory, as long as you can forget the price. Value for money is abysmal, but it's not the third-party manufacturers fault, this one is purely on NVIDIA. ZOTAC snuck that discount in to make it at least seemingly palatable. The card effectively either doubled my framerate at the same settings as before, or enabled me to play pretty much everything I care about at Ultra settings, at 90 to 120+ fps on 1440p. Personally, I will not allow framerate below 90 fps. It the game can't make that, I start lowering settings. DLSS "software cheat" helps when it is supported, but most of the games don't have it. As expected, this card is a great partner with Odyssey G7 under G-Sync regime. The rest of machine is Intel 12400 and 16GB DDR4. Even though I am satisfied with the performance, I am still angry I had to pay this much for a video card. That is why NVIDIA will not see me until at least gen 70, and probably longer. I don't print money. Keeping an eye on AMD.

The ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 Twin Edge OC DLSS 3 is a powerhouse graphics card that combines exceptional performance, cutting-edge technology, and sleek design. Whether you're a passionate gamer, content creator, or a combination of both, this GPU delivers on its promises, providing stunning visuals, real-time ray tracing, and efficient cooling. With its generous memory capacity and DLSS support, the RTX 4070 offers a future-proof solution that ensures a smooth gaming experience for years to come. If you're looking to elevate your gaming rig to the next level, the ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 Twin Edge OC DLSS 3 is undoubtedly worth considering.

First, let me start by saying I've only given 4 stars because this should be a $500 GPU but it's not. I was coming from a 3060 ti, which is a great card, but I wanted a more powerful card in the same form factor and power usage and this delivers. It's most definitely a 1440p card, and don't get me wrong, you will easily achieve 4K, but don't expect high frame rates without lots of sacrifice, as for 1080 & 1440 with maxed out everything, in every game I've tested, I've not come close to using all of the power or VRAM. Including hungry newer titles like 'the last of us, etc. As for some examples of what I've been achieving with a 2022 Lenovo Ideacentre i5 (Intel 12700, 16gb ddr4,) basic set up. Resident Evil 4 remake, 4K res, maxed out with 4GB textures and ultra ray tracing locked in by frame capping, held a locked 60fps with zero upscaling. The last of Us Pt.1 , averaged 85fps in 1440 ultra settings with dlss quality, minimal difference with no upscaling Everything you see about Cyberpunk maxed out in 4K with DLSS 3 is truth. Looks amazing I'll stop there because it's simply a great card. Again, it should be 100 bucks cheaper, but it's pretty impressive