EVGA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti FTW3 Ultra Gaming, 08G-P5-3797-KL, 8GB GDDR6X, iCX3 Technology, ARGB LED, Metal Backplate

I'm overall reall happy with this EVGA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti FTW3 Ultra Gaming video card.I only gave it a 4 star on price, because the price has come back down a lil bit. It is a excellent card tho for my gaming. The fans are really quiet. Even when they come on. Card runs about 40C at idle, up to mid 70's when gaming. Took it No Problem. I use HW Monitor to check the min/max temps. So... If it's needed there's prolly a app out there to make the fans run faster.. Old one i used doesn't seem to work now....I also liked this card, fits in a mid sized Tower (newer type with HDD underneath). I got the RGB set to RED. Oh, I remember what I wanted to mention. I had maybe not thought out my "3080 ti" purchase well enough, and had bought the EVGA 750G psu. It's great, but that's part of the reason I went a step down with the 3070 ti instead. NO power issues, Saved $1000 at that time too by going 3070 ti.Recommended!Good Card

Installed this today to replace my GeForce 1070ti. There was a markup on it over the $770 price on the EVGA website but that's normal these days with GPU demand being so high. Install was pretty easy although it took work to slot it into the motherboard. It took up two slots on the end. I powered up the system and it only detected one display and only showed two possible resolutions. I'm running two Samsung 49" Galaxy Gaming monitors so this was a problem. I set the resolution to the highest available setting (1920x1080), opened a browser, and downloaded the drivers from the EVGA website. The Nvidia drivers installed and suddenly both monitors worked and the resolution changed to the appropriate 5120x1440.The card is keeping cool according to my Speccy app running a nice 41c. I loaded my Cities Skylines game with graphics set to maximum and it ran at 52c. Recommended range is 68c to 85c so I'm nice and cool.

Finally had the opportunity to buy this beast of a graphics card. While the smaller brother to the 3080 or 3090. It has plenty of power to push your favorite games at a solid frame rate. Additionally if you are using the GPU for video encoding, this little power house can get the job done at a a solid speed.I had upgraded from a gtx 1070 and while looking back fondly at how efficient the last card was, greatly appreciate the upgrade at prices that weren't hyper inflated due to crypto mining.Lastly and most importantly to me. This card is one of the last EVGA manufactured graphics cards available. EVGA is an amazing brand with outstanding build quality and design. Having been in the graphics card game for a long time, I have found that their brand has always had the right feel for me, now that they're bowing out, this card has a bit of sentimental value on top of it's already amazing features.If you have a chance, I'd say get your hands on this outstanding piece of computer gaming history while they are still available!

One thing that struck me is the size. Pictures dont do it justice to how big and heavy it is. But performance is amazing. Ive thrown every triple a game at it and it handled it amazingly. The only game i had an issue playing was starwars battlefront 2 and ultra high settings. Where my frames dropped below 60. But even then i think it was due to my motherboard having pci 3.0 instead of 4.0 and my cpu being a mid range 5600x. Besides that no issues at all. Temps are around 100 with just fan cooling. Highest ive ever seen it go was 140 in a hot room with no ac and even then if i use msi afterburner and turn fans up to 100% the temps drop 40 degrees and still the card has no frame drop ot throttle. Absolutely beast considering its like the top 3 on the market right now for nivdia. (Before 4000 series comes out). Highly recommend if you can find it at a low price.

I am beyond impressed with the EVGA Geforce RTX 3070 Ti graphics card! The performance is truly outstanding and I am able to play all of my favorite games at 4K resolution with ease. The ray tracing capabilities are also a game-changer, providing incredibly realistic lighting and shadows. The card runs cool and quiet, even when under heavy load, which is a huge plus. The design is sleek and modern, fitting in perfectly with my build. The software is also user-friendly, making it easy to overclock and customize settings. Also, the price is a bit high and I would wait for a sale. I recommend the 3070 Ti

Overall -Upgrading my whole system, and came from a 2060 super. Paid around $750 in this horrible time of the chip shortage but definitely cheaper than months earlier. I’m running three monitors 144hz, 165hz, 244hz 1080p (definitely overkill gpu but) definitely can handle it. Fits perfectly in my h510 flow.Time Spy Benchmark ( DirectX 12 Benchmark ) -Temps - Max 64.6cMax Wattage - 260 WattsGraphics Score - 14,001Software -The EVGA Precision X1 is a good as a GPU software will get, i would like better lighting features but other than the software is great.Temps -I love the temps, max temp i reach while playing most games is around 54c and idles around 40-45.Saggy Card -Definitely a saggy boy here, i use a GPU Brace Support to stop the sag but definitely a big boy.

The media could not be loaded. It's an amazing graphics card for my 1st ever build. I was running an AMD pre-built computer that I purchased back in 2015 with an RX-480 and definitely not regret spending $689+ on this card.It's currently running on:•Asus Prime Z690-P•Intel i5 12600k•Corsair 32GB Ram•Lian Li Galahad 360mm•850W CorsairOverall this card is amazing for gaming and other tasks. I'm getting temperatures of 65°C -75°C on high/ highest settings so far.I highly recommend for those that are willing to upgrade, it is above budget pricing but it's definitely worth it.I'm glad I waited to get it at MSRP price rather than get it from scalpers.