MSI Gaming RTX 4070 Super 12G Ventus 2X OC Graphics Card (NVIDIA RTX 4070 Super, 192-Bit, Extreme Clock: 2520 MHz, 12GB GDRR6X 21 Gbps, HDMI/DP, Ada Lovelace Architecture)

Amazing performance and great thermals. It never even comes close to throttling even under full load. Now with Nvidia releasing the backwards compatible AI frame generation for the 4000 series it makes it even an even better value.

I get great fps and wonderful looking graphics in 1440. It was easy to install and the price is phenomenal compared to what you would pay for the more expensive cards with very little difference in performance.

So far it is working great; can use it for most of the games in 4K at high or ultra settings.Does not get much hot and it is quiet. Of course when you turn on RTX it does tank your framerate, as it is a 70 series and not a 90 series, but for most people this is more than adequate to play most of the modern games.

Upgraded from a 3060ti, and wow this thing is a beast! At 1440p and some 4k, this card is a solid budget for price to performance! It can play any game at 1440p with high to max settings, even at 4k with dlss it’s amazing!

The RTX 4070 Super is the minimum card you need today for a basic 1440 dpi 27 inch screen to show modern games in all their glory (nvidia wise). Above that you pay premium, below that you need to lower settings. MSI made a basic card, small to be in micro case, big to have decent cooling, takes only 2 pci slots, no RGB crap, wish thers was a power led on the card so you could know it recives power. Good value for the money, arrived intact and worked out of the box. Original product.

Happy with purchase. Efficienct and good gaming. No noise or coil whine. MAKE SURE YOUR PSU CAN SUPPORT THIS GPU THOUGH! It needs special cables.

I upgraded my you from a 2070 super to this one and I can definitely feel and see the difference in gaming. It’s it offers better quality graphics, not too big and definitely see a change in performance and speed.Would recommend as an upgrade.

First things first: I bought this MSI Gaming RTX 4070 Super card "renewed" and it was indistinguishable from new to my eyes. All accessories, documents, and even the static control bag were all in place. The card SKU itself was correct (eg nobody swapped it for some lower tier card scam) and it has performed exactly as I would expect.I use this card and another Renewed 4070 Super for a dedicated Folding at Home rig. As such, it's been running nonstop 100% utilization for about four months at this point, sitting in an old X79-era motherboard running Fedora 36 and the Nvidia 535 and now 550 drivers. All it does is crunch proteins and excessively heat my office. All the excessive math means the whole machine is always nice and toasty, with everything in there crunching at its hardest, so of course it makes some noticeable noise. The card isn't quiet, but it's also not intolerable considering it's always at 100%.For those who care: the 4070 Super is one of the top five cards today for folding speed vs power consumption, also for folding power vs purchase price. Two of these 4070 Supers can crank out the same PPD as a single 4090 at half the cost and about 15% less power. And buying renewed made the price tag even friendlier to my wallet.Finally, you might also read this same review for a Zotac 4070 Super -- it's because I bought them both and have essentially the same feelings (and therefore, review) for each. No, I'm not a bot hehe.