RTX 4070 Ti Super: What Real Users Say After Months of Ownership

4080 performance and 16 gigs of VRAM for 799 seems kinda tempting ngl

I would just like to appreciate that the 4070 ti super is effectively a 4080 lite which Nvidia originally tried to release the 4070 ti non super as.

That's the 4080 we should've got at launch, for the 80 series cost. Nvidia is a bag of clowns.

The 16gb vram are what push me to it over the 4070s, tbh

Some will say no because you have to use dlss in more recent demanding games but you have to do that with the 4090 as well. Cyberpunk and Alan Wake 2 both run 45fps or less natively at 4k with ray/path tracing being used. Using their logic, the 4090 is thus not a 4k card as well which is absurd to everyone who actually owns it.

This is disappointing. If the performance was a little closer to bridging the gap to regular 4080, I was going to jump on it for MSRP. But instead it seems like it's a negligible bump over a regular 4070ti, while still leaving a large gap to regular 4080.

Don't wait for a 12GB card. And don't pay over $750 for a 4070 Ti Super.

I have 4070 Ti Super and 4070 Super, and I use both for 4k gaming on LG C1 and C3. Can you play every game at 4k using max settings? The answer is no, but you can turn down some unnecessary settings that simply tank FPS without sacrificing much visual quality or use DLSS/Frame Gen wherever possible for high framerate while playing at 4k.

4070 ti super is one of the best price/performance cards from NVIDIA.

Looks like they really gimped it by giving it 48MB of cache instead of 64MB like on the 4080.

I paid 849 for an ASUS Tuf 4070ti Super. Don't regret it at all

As a 4070 Ti Super owner, it is an amazing card, esp with DLSS4. Very power efficient and my temps are fantastic, never higher than 65-66c at full load. I'm consistently getting well above 100fps in 1440p. I won't be upgrading for a while.

Happy with the 4070s it's a beast

I read so much on here on why 16 GB vram is so much better than 12 GB, yet here is a card that is faster than it's predecessor with MORE vram and people are only looking at the minor speed increase to say it's disappointing while ignoring VRAM.

This is the one to get, IMO. Of all the Super models, this is the best.

Was all set to buy this thing tomorrow, but this is kinda disappointing. Expectation was for it to be fairly close to 4080 perf. It's barely better than the original 4070ti.

They made it faster with more (and fast) vram, for the same price. Still a win in my book.

Recently picked up the ASUS 4070 Ti Super on a cheap open box deal for $700. The 16Gb VRAM is definitely worth every penny.

Still too expensive.

All msi 4070 ti Super models are reportedly underperforming. Might be fixed by later bios updates. Otherwise the tuf, strix, Gainward Phoenix, and colorful Vulcan had the best performing coolers of the ones tested by tpu.

I think people are realizing 4070TiS is relatively good value especially now that you can find some below $800. It will age pretty well compared to the 4070S and 4070 with the 16GB VRAM and larger memory bus.

The 4070ti super is absolutely a 4k card, which feels a lot better when you're talking about that kind of money.

Get the msi ti super. It's not much faster than the non super, but it is faster. The non super would need to be cheaper than that to be worth it.

It will be worth it due to the 16gb of vram plus the extra bump in performance. I'm pretty sure 4070 super owners are going to have issues with 12gb of VRAM and will have to turn their settings down much sooner because of it. There are already games that are already close to saturating the 12gb VRAM buffer on max settings.

If you cant get a solid answer... it means no. Also, a 4k card today, is not a 4k card tomorrow

Went with the Zotac trinity black OC edition. No regrets. Good price, great looks, solid performance, overclocks very well, near silent operation. Winner.

Tuff 4070 TI S. It runs super cool, no coil whine and is a beast.

It's a 200$ difference for about 15% performance. If that means 140fps or 120 ... That's 200$ wasted. The correct answer is: it depends on what you're playing and 1080 vs 2k vs 4k.

850USD for a GPU to play at 1440p is IMO not worth it. Meanwhile with my 'not enough' VRAM and 32GBs RAM I can play CP2077 in 1440p Ultra with max RT at 130 fps, 80 fps if I turn on PT.

I had two Asus 4070 TUF Ti which both suffered from a bad fan which produced noises similar to coil whine, but it was just bad bearing I guess. Newer PNY 4070 Ti models have a BIOS with a much higher lowest fan speed than before (1500 RPM at 30%), which is unbearable.

The real refresh is memory capacity, performance improvements kind of suck. The core config definitely hinted at the 15% performance gap to the 4080, and that's basically on the money. That means it's like <10% faster over the 4070 Ti unless you run out of VRAM.

I have the standard 4070ti. It does double duty with my 1440p 144hz monitor and an LG CX OLED. Outside of Cyberpunk and Alan Wake 2 I really don't need to make settings changes to butter smooth 4K performance.

With 16GB VRAM and just a step down from the 4080, I'd say it's still a good card. No complaints with mine. I pull nearly 200FPS in Forza Horizon 5 max settings at 1440p.

So basically NVIDIA got us to buy the super just for the additional VRAM. Or yet spend another minimum 200 bucks to get a 4080. That's their marketing right here right now.

The 4070 ti is crap. 192 bit bus, 12gb vram. Go for the ti super you'll be grateful in the long run

I got the ProArt card, 4070 Ti Super. Definitely a nice card, aesthetics are great and no issues, been happy with it. I game in 4K and with all the bells and whistles turned on, could pass 12GB of memory use.

4070ti super here .. yeah I have the Alienware 3225qf 4k OLED. This card is a sleeper hit in the 40 line... 16gb VRAM is the real treat. I debated hours and hours on getting a 4080 and even almost returned my 4070; but after playing on a 4080 it achieved very little in terms of performance gains even in 4k I was still having to rely on DLSS. In my opinion, the 4070ti super is about the very lowest I would go in terms of 4k gaming but it is capable of it.

Yes it is a 4K card. The only games that need tinkering with settings I've encountered are Alan Wake and I had to drop the game to 1440P for Cyberpunk 2077. Dragon's Dogma 2 is a constant 60FPS at 4K with DLSS Q, FG and Ray-Tracing.

Very happy with my Zotac, zero coil whine and relatively quiet

I do not regret my 4070TiS in anyway shape or form.

I have used both 4070 and 4080 cards, the 4080 is better if the price is no more than 10-15% higher. Unfortunately they are both significantly weaker than the 4090. In some games I only had 5fps difference between 4070ti super and 4080 super. Those people who say the 4080 will be much faster have probably never used 4070ts.

I literally just received my 4070 ti super today and installed it on my PC just now replacing my 2 years old 3060 12gb version. So far I feel good about it. There is a significant improvement for my case: 3D modelling and rendering in blender.

It just about doubled in price over the past few weeks but as someone who has one I can say it's still worth it at the current price.

I have the Gigabyte rtx 4070 Ti super gaming oc, its quiet, dual bios, 12% power limit increase, good power supply and its one of the coolest, great looking RGB and 5 years warranty and it comes with a nice anti sag bracket.

I own the TUF, pretty solid for me, quiet and cool performance

I bought one new on 12/31/24 for $825 USD and absolutely love it. It's been a beast of a card, and a noticable upgrade from my 3070 ti. Stock has been very limited since they're no longer in production, but if you can find one I highly recommend the purchase.

Former 3060 12gb user here now proud 4070TiS user, go for that card it is hell of a beast. I have her for 5 months and I've never been more happy. I play on 1440p and I have around 110FPS in most of the games I own even without DLSS.

Great for undervolt. I never pull over 200 watts and only lost 2% from stock. Very nice card.

I have the TUF 4070 Ti Super with +200MHz on core clock and +1400MHz on the memory clock and runs like a dream.

I have the gigabyte gaming OC 4070 ti super and its great, I recommend it. Very quiet, no coil whine either, at least nothing I can hear. Cool temps always under 60 degrees. 4 year warranty from gigabyte.