Might be worth mentioning size to performance trade off in the charts. The size can make upgrades significantly more complex for what’s suppose to be a plug and play component.
Love seeing Inno3D getting a shout too. I had their dual slot 3080 and it's cooler was surprisingly competent. I hope their new dual slot cooler continued that, as it seems to be the only dual slot card again.
Yea they seem to make very good coolers, so I really think it will be pretty good for a dual slot card. Its ridiculous how almost all the cards are 3 slots or more these days, there's situations when someone might need a dual slot card.
There's a clone of the card by a foreign AIB if memory serves. And I got this card for my SFF machine specifically because 40-series cards have been overly thick. It's really in a class of its own when thinking about how it could compare with other 4070Ti offerings.
@@lukasnestak7683 My Inno3D 3070 X4 just died a few days ago, always had issues since I bought it, lasted just shy of 3 years. Maybe just a dud card but either way never going Inno3D again.
Went with the Asus TUF OC 4070 Ti. I don’t do much overclocking tbh and was happy with the price after wanting to upgrade during last years prices (glad I didn’t). Happy to see it seems to be around average among a group of pretty much all solid cards
Is it good? I was thinking of getting it in a few days for flight simulation and I'm not sure how that 80-degree hotspot would do on long hours of gaming.
I had to get a new card recently when my 3090 died a 2nd time and went with this as really my only option near me in terms of availability. I'm actually quite happy with the purchase and it runs very quiet and cool. No coil whine yet and came with adjustable support bracket that doubles as screwdriver.
Unfortunately PNY has changed the cooling characteristics of the latest RTX 4070 Ti/4090 XLR8 models and currently the card fans start at 1450RPM (Full load ~1600-1700RPM).... (manually also there is no way to go below 1450RPM - 30%) :( There is a thread about this on the TechPowerUp forum.
@@OTechnology I have another confirmation of 4070 Ti XLR8 OC with BIOS 95.04.3C.C0.CD - start from 1450RPM and no way to go lower with RPM :( Thanks in advance for picking up the issue :)
Hey thanks! I appreciate the kind words as well. Yea I don't really see anyone doing this and I think it's useful besides just reviews, unless a reviewer can review literally all the cards haha.
Asus TUF has a significant size advantage: for some smaller cases this is the best 4xxx series card you can fit in. In my case it settled well into my Corsair 280X, I didn't even have to take off my front or bottom fans
@@acid3129 everything is possible. Some ppl say that MSI suffers from coil noise more than ASUS. I used to own cards from both brands they both seem to be solid choices. I've chosen asus due to its massive radiator
@@acid3129 Honestly if it's 3 cards in a row then you should be looking at other parts of the system. Psu. Or even your power source. Out of all the gpus i've ever had there wasn't a single one that had an *audible* coil whine. Either i have extreme luck or it's all down to quality psu and clean power outlet.
Tuf is at least by my experience known to have pretty signicficant Coil whine, which is annoying. i picked msi 4070 ti gaming x trio. There is zero coil whine and gpu run extremely quiet.@@acid3129
This video made me change the 4070Ti I'm gonna get.. Was look at the Zotac Trinity OC, but now switched to the Gigabyte Gaming OC. For like a ~$20 difference. I think it's worth it
Idk about this list. Just check any outlet. Zotac is always sold out ( JayzTwoCents called the amp extreme AAA quality ) so I’m curious how this guy rates it a 2.
Inno3d X3 should be noted, it is the only two-slot card in the 40 series. Which is ideal for minitx systems and for its size it has a pretty decent cooling and noise level (in addition to the fact that it is one of the cheapest 4070ti)
@@Enter-wl3zf I was taking it for a build in nzxt H1, but then at the last minute I chose CM NR200P Max. Even though it holds bigger cards, it now has room for air)
Well the tier list is strictly based on performance. If you specifically need a smaller card then you can use the tier list to pick the higher card that fits your case.
To clarify you mention the Galax/KFA models in 'A Tier' due to their cooling performance being inferior to S tier cards and do not mention them when listing all the 'B Tier' cards however your graphic shows them in the B Tier section. Is this just a simple mistake with the graphic showing them in B tier or were you going to change your rating of them?
Inno3D X3 4070 ti is only dual slot and 300mm long, the only 40 series card that fits in my case. I think it should be mentioned and it deserves a higher tier because it is not a behemoth like the rest...
There's several 4070 Ti's at 300-305mm, however some are 2.5-3 slots, the larger cards usually are most quiet and has better temps because cooling is superior (bigger heatsinks, better fans, higher quality components in general). Compact typically means higher temps and noise. If you can fit a bigger card, it will be a better option in pretty much all cases. If you only can fit 2 slot, then sure, but the score is still correct, because he look at THERMALS, VRM QUALITY etc.
your videos are great and have been a massive help to me over the past few weeks in researching used cards. i started looking at 3070ti quickly went looking for 3080ti then 3090s while comparing with your videos. now ive come to my senses and will purchase a 4070ti with warranty.
I'm very happy with my Gigabyte Eagle OC 4070 Ti in an SFF build; great performance, cool and quiet... and it fits in a Lian Li Q58 with room to spare! Because of its smaller size, I suspect the Eagle actually runs a little bit warmer than its Gaming OC stablemate though.
@@lukasnestak7683 Sorry for the late reply! My card measures per the larger Rev1 specs in your question... I don't think Rev2 existed when I bought mine.
7900XTX beats 4070 Ti in most games, yet it's also way more expensive and lacks many features and ray tracing perf. 7900XT should be the one to compare 4070 Ti with. 7900XTX is more a 4080 competitor.
The Gaming OC cards have definitely been the underdogs for the last 2 gens. The only thing they lack is great looks which is entirely passable considering the price and performance.
agreed. My old 3060ti gaming oc pro was a monster overclocker at reasonable temps. Highest i saw was 73c at 2200mhz core and +1000mhz on the memory. The new 4070ti gaming oc does just over 3000mhz on the core and +1500mhz on the memory but power draw gets above 300w.
I'm seeing the Ventus E models being the cheapest by a good margin right now. Do you know if the Ventus models have the same hotspot issues the 4070 Ventus models have? I've only seen speculations that they do but I wonder if you have any more information about that? Is it worth risking?
Bro will we see a 4070Ti Super round up? I've been thinking of getting an MSI 4070Ti Super Expert, do you have any thoughts on its VRM and power limits. Keep up the good work. I got my old 3070Ti Suprim based on your reviews. Got lucky with a golden chip. Cheers!
I own a Zotac Trinity 3070 ti, and yes their fan are NOISY AF when you get 80-100% fan speed, and it's VRAM still gets super hot going past 91'c. Sounds like Zotac didn't improve their fan noise with the 4000 series.
didnt improve their noise, but they run considerably cooler than 3000 series, you wont get close to 91vram on a 4070ti amp extreme, will top out at 75-80 max which isnt nowhere close to dangerous levels which are 95c+
I previously had a Gigabyte Aorus Master 3070 and was very happy with it, so went for the Gigabyte Aorus Master 4070ti and I'm very happy with my choice, although its one of the more expensive options.
@@OTechnology This is very sad because amd cards are currently much more profitable than cards from nvidia. I have calculated the cost of the computer with a set of RTX 4090 and Intel 13900k at the moment costs 5664.16 € or 6113.44 $ for that amount of money I have to save money for at least 6 months or more.
I bought a Gainward 4070 Ti Phantom GS because of this video, but now I need to buy a 4070 Ti Super GPU (for another PC). Could you create a video about the refurbished version of this card - of course, if there are different differences. If the overall ratings of the cards due to manufacturers are quite similar, could you give us such information? :)
Thanks for the info. What are you thinking about the 'Gigabyte 4070ti Eagle OC rev 2.0'? Just ordered it and found out thet there are two revisions and I ordered the 2.0 which has the 4070's cooling solution instead of 4080's Where would you place the 2.0 in your tier list?
Please advise, I bought a new 4070Ti Asus Rog Strix OC. But at maximum load it heats up to 70C at 285W and above. In stress tests in Furmark gives up to 72C Does everyone have such temperature? Is it normal? Vbios mode is set Performance overclocking mode is set mostly default too. and there's no problem with cooling in the case, either. and neither does the CPU (water-cooled). so there can't be any reason for that either. Resolution 3440X1440 155Hz I thought it should be on the level of Aorus Master in terms of temperature and cooling. but so far it seems even hotter than the TUF version.
Two cards are missing, Gigabyte Windfoce and Asus Pro Art. Any advice about them ? Personally I am looking for these two because they have a clean desing and are smaller, around 50mm ticknes. I want to undervold them not overclock. Any advice ?
@@Stenmen I bought the Asus 4070ti tuf oc. I could not find the Pro Art, the Windforce seems to be a hot card, the gaming edition did not fit in the case so I got the tuf.
Also have to consider the gpu models that have that locking mechanism that have a long gap which when paired with heavy beefy coolers are prone to cracking the pcb like all the Gigabyte gpu models, even founders edition 4090 are cracking since it has that type of locking mechanism and a heavy cooler, so far the only 40 series gpu that I saw that don't use those are from MSI and ASUS
I bought RTX4070Ti Zotac Trinity on 14th January, I use Seasonic Focus GX 750W Gold+ PSU, GPU is not overclocked, it's quiet and cool during gaming in some games on 'high' and 'ultra' settings it does not go hot at all....
Thats because there aren't realy to much game out there that can push this card to his limits. Im usualy playing bf42 at max settings it barely sees 66 degree
My Zotac trinity non OC goes all the way up 3000mhz (+210Mhz) core and +1300mhz memory with max temperature of 65c. I can provide you with proof if you like. Have no idea how it ended up as a C tier.
Needed that video 4 weeks ago, next week my pc is coming in with an gainward phoenix 4070ti. Tbh, I wanted a msi card, but if I see that they are in the same tier, I guess I didnt choose wrong. And I hope I will still be happy with the card I got.
you can absolutely not worry, because the rtx 4070 ti came out almost identical from all vendors, if compared even with the same rtx 3000 series, where was a HUGE difference between the same gpu's
Is it just me or did you forget to put the PNY XL38 Gaming VERTO Epic-X OC card in the last chart? I can only see the non-OC version of it. Earlier in the video though, I think you showed its performance. Very useful video nonetheless.
The "OC" version that you're talking about is the exact same card as the "non-oc" version, but they apply a +60MHz clock speed to the bios which is laughable and pointless. You can do the same thing with the non-oc version in 3 seconds by moving a slider in afterburner.
@@omar1996mohammed Absolutely! The PNY is fantastic. Not a single issue with it and even after an intense 5 hour MW2 gaming session the temps never went over 63 degrees
How does the rtx 4070 ti ventus 2X stack up here? It's by far the cheapest I could find so hoping it doesn't have any fatal cooling issues like its regular 4070 counterpart.
You are the GOAT. Saved me from a B or C tier card in the $800 price range. BestBuy has a Gigabyte 4070 Ti Eagle OC on sale for $809, with your beautiful breakdown I understand what that $9 premium is getting me. Thanks Big O!
from what ive heard from alot of different owners, the zotac amp extreme airo seems to have pretty good cooling? especially the 4070ti amp extreme? but here its ranked amongst the last? how is that possible lol?
Hello @O!Technology Do you think 4070 Ti enough for 4 - 5 years? Because this GPU only has 12 GB Vram, or i must go to 4080? Btw amazing video as always....
If you're going to be using the card for 4-5 year's get at least 16 gb VRAM my recommendation is you get the 4080 if the price difference between it and 7900xtx is only 100-200 dollars anything more feels like a waste well at end of day it depends on how are planning on using the GPU if you want use ray tracing or blender 4080 if you're fine with no ray tracing go for 7900xtx it has more VRAM and the performance for video editing in da Vinci is about the same
I will go for 4070 ti, because i can't get 4080. 😢 I think for gaming & editing, this card enough for me, if get lower fps in 4K or 2K, just lower my settings. Btw thank you for all your answer, guys.... 🙏
did you consider the heat of the memories and does the card use thermal pads? this is perhaps one of the most important differences between the cards that affects the card ife.
Hi, thanks for the video. Do you have any data for the Gigabyte WINDFORCE OC? Considering the price range compared with the Eagle OC, it should have worse performance, but I would like to see actual tests.
also should i get the rtx 4060ti 16gb oc card or the rtx 4070 ti oc both cards will be rog strix oc unless you could recommend one better for performance in the price range of 900 ish$
How does the Tuf gaming perform so bad? It should be close to the Strix card as the dual Asus cards are the cheapest and not the Tuf gaming.. I'm lost.
very good comparisons I was thinking of making a video myself, but I don't have enough equipment at home. It's nice that you make movies like this. It will be also nice if you can do this comparisons every next generation.it's very helpfull.
ill assume V1 was used for gigabytes gaming OC? (yea its the one i have.) i was overclocked to nearly 3000ghz core clock (with boost) but found that undervolting 900mv to 2650 core was better since i only lost 4fps while dropping half the wattage. (but) that oc profile is there as im still highly into overclocking. hence 5800x C/O with PBO with 4x8 3200c14 clock at 2000/4000 mhz imc (a few whea 19s but i resolved this with IOD voltage iirc) never the less. which version of the gaming OC did you use?
im using a 1070 and love it and now ordered new parts and ordered the gigabyte aero OC 4070ti over the 4080 because of the like £500 price difference and then i seen reviews on the card and im a bit disappointed.
It is the same GPU with a small 60Mhz overclock that you can do on the non OC model. The XLR8 has an excellent and large cooler. A good choice for a quiet card if it fits your case.
i was thinking of waiting a few month or three for a proper 4080 (at least in the same tier as the FE as per your tier list), but that neptune is quite seductive gotta be honest
There's a Revision 2.0 version of the Gaming OC by Gigabyte. It's apparently a bit shorter than the 1.0 and also uses Displayport 1.4a instead of 1.4. You think it will perform similarly or worse? .... I'm kinda worried.
I mean for someone that talks about how board partners have copy-pasted PCBs from Nvidia or their 4080 or 4090 cards, you sure do copy-paste commentary from your other videos a lot. Is it to artificially lengthen your vids?
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these GPU model comparison vids are awesome, really helpful, subbed just for that alone
Might be worth mentioning size to performance trade off in the charts. The size can make upgrades significantly more complex for what’s suppose to be a plug and play component.
Love seeing Inno3D getting a shout too. I had their dual slot 3080 and it's cooler was surprisingly competent. I hope their new dual slot cooler continued that, as it seems to be the only dual slot card again.
Yea they seem to make very good coolers, so I really think it will be pretty good for a dual slot card. Its ridiculous how almost all the cards are 3 slots or more these days, there's situations when someone might need a dual slot card.
There's a clone of the card by a foreign AIB if memory serves. And I got this card for my SFF machine specifically because 40-series cards have been overly thick. It's really in a class of its own when thinking about how it could compare with other 4070Ti offerings.
Do not buy Inno3D. The fan will break over time.
@@lukasnestak7683 My Inno3D 3070 X4 just died a few days ago, always had issues since I bought it, lasted just shy of 3 years. Maybe just a dud card but either way never going Inno3D again.
Sorry for taking so long! I said "Will be finished this weekend" a few weekends ago 💀
np thx
It is fine, I can not describe how much your work will help me (and probably other people)
Weeeeeooo got her done sonnn
You're doing God's work
Can you please also do with the 4070 version? Thanks! Love your vids
Went with the Asus TUF OC 4070 Ti. I don’t do much overclocking tbh and was happy with the price after wanting to upgrade during last years prices (glad I didn’t). Happy to see it seems to be around average among a group of pretty much all solid cards
Is it good? I was thinking of getting it in a few days for flight simulation and I'm not sure how that 80-degree hotspot would do on long hours of gaming.
@@magicaviation2990I have one and play cyberpunk 2077 in 1440 with max settings and path tracing and I rarely even hit 70c unless it’s a hot day out.
@@magicaviation2990that is with some manual OC too. Power set to 110% with 170+ and 1500+ on core and memory.
Coil whine 😂
I had to get a new card recently when my 3090 died a 2nd time and went with this as really my only option near me in terms of availability. I'm actually quite happy with the purchase and it runs very quiet and cool. No coil whine yet and came with adjustable support bracket that doubles as screwdriver.
Unfortunately PNY has changed the cooling characteristics of the latest RTX 4070 Ti/4090 XLR8 models and currently the card fans start at 1450RPM (Full load ~1600-1700RPM).... (manually also there is no way to go below 1450RPM - 30%) :(
There is a thread about this on the TechPowerUp forum.
Interesting. Will look into this.
@@OTechnology I have another confirmation of 4070 Ti XLR8 OC with BIOS 95.04.3C.C0.CD - start from 1450RPM and no way to go lower with RPM :(
Thanks in advance for picking up the issue :)
Im glad to see the Gigabyte Aero in a safe spot, since I dont overclock anything, I'll definitely take it for my white-colored build.
I bought the PNY 4070TI 12GB it's pretty bussin honestly
What’s bussin?
These types of videos are great dude. Haven't seen anyone else making this type of video and it really helps people get the best Bang for their buck
Hey thanks! I appreciate the kind words as well. Yea I don't really see anyone doing this and I think it's useful besides just reviews, unless a reviewer can review literally all the cards haha.
@@OTechnology thanks a lot for your time and effort. That will help a lot of people like me know nothing about hardware.
Asus TUF has a significant size advantage: for some smaller cases this is the best 4xxx series card you can fit in. In my case it settled well into my Corsair 280X, I didn't even have to take off my front or bottom fans
The problem with the tuf is they can have really bad coil whine iv returned mine 3 times until I gave up and got the MSI model
@@acid3129 everything is possible. Some ppl say that MSI suffers from coil noise more than ASUS. I used to own cards from both brands they both seem to be solid choices. I've chosen asus due to its massive radiator
@@valeriyprokhorov7655 You know that the Gigabyte eagle OC revision 2.0 is much more compact than the TUF? right?
@@acid3129 Honestly if it's 3 cards in a row then you should be looking at other parts of the system. Psu. Or even your power source. Out of all the gpus i've ever had there wasn't a single one that had an *audible* coil whine. Either i have extreme luck or it's all down to quality psu and clean power outlet.
Tuf is at least by my experience known to have pretty signicficant Coil whine, which is annoying. i picked msi 4070 ti gaming x trio. There is zero coil whine and gpu run extremely quiet.@@acid3129
Been waiting for this! Thanks a lot!
This video made me change the 4070Ti I'm gonna get.. Was look at the Zotac Trinity OC, but now switched to the Gigabyte Gaming OC. For like a ~$20 difference. I think it's worth it
I was looking at the Msi gaming x trio one, but may change to the Gigabyte oc one, but I've heard that gigabyte has horrible rma policies
The difference here was a little higher, but just made exactly the same change
@@Apurbo_ Fwiw, i had a phenomenal experience with my aorus 3080. Went with them for the 40 series again, the gaming oc. Super happy with it
@@ostynandrews4882 nice
Idk about this list. Just check any outlet. Zotac is always sold out ( JayzTwoCents called the amp extreme AAA quality ) so I’m curious how this guy rates it a 2.
Inno3d X3 should be noted, it is the only two-slot card in the 40 series. Which is ideal for minitx systems and for its size it has a pretty decent cooling and noise level (in addition to the fact that it is one of the cheapest 4070ti)
I got one of those in my Loque Ghost S1 for exactly this reason :D
@@Enter-wl3zf I was taking it for a build in nzxt H1, but then at the last minute I chose CM NR200P Max. Even though it holds bigger cards, it now has room for air)
Well the tier list is strictly based on performance. If you specifically need a smaller card then you can use the tier list to pick the higher card that fits your case.
Didn't know it was the only two-slot 40 series GPU but I also needed one for my Xproto case :D
Now we need a 4070 Super and 4070 Ti Super guide.
Want a Super guide since the 4070 TI is a notorious rip-off.
Atlast! My most awaited video is up! Thanks alot king!
You're welcome!
To clarify you mention the Galax/KFA models in 'A Tier' due to their cooling performance being inferior to S tier cards and do not mention them when listing all the 'B Tier' cards however your graphic shows them in the B Tier section. Is this just a simple mistake with the graphic showing them in B tier or were you going to change your rating of them?
Hi will you be comparing and giving your take after the 4070 cards are released on what is the best frame/perfornance per dollar?
Inno3D X3 4070 ti is only dual slot and 300mm long, the only 40 series card that fits in my case. I think it should be mentioned and it deserves a higher tier because it is not a behemoth like the rest...
There's several 4070 Ti's at 300-305mm, however some are 2.5-3 slots, the larger cards usually are most quiet and has better temps because cooling is superior (bigger heatsinks, better fans, higher quality components in general). Compact typically means higher temps and noise. If you can fit a bigger card, it will be a better option in pretty much all cases. If you only can fit 2 slot, then sure, but the score is still correct, because he look at THERMALS, VRM QUALITY etc.
This video is aweasome, very detailed and helpful! Are you going to do a video for the Super series as well ? Especially the 4070 Ti Super?
your videos are great and have been a massive help to me over the past few weeks in researching used cards. i started looking at 3070ti quickly went looking for 3080ti then 3090s while comparing with your videos. now ive come to my senses and will purchase a 4070ti with warranty.
This video was helpful as I was just about to buy a 4070ti!
I'm very happy with my Gigabyte Eagle OC 4070 Ti in an SFF build; great performance, cool and quiet... and it fits in a Lian Li Q58 with room to spare! Because of its smaller size, I suspect the Eagle actually runs a little bit warmer than its Gaming OC stablemate though.
It uses almost the same exact cooler as far as I can tell. Minus like a few cm at the end.
Which card revision 1 or 2 do you have? It's a big difference.
Rev1 has dimensions L=301 W=136 H=58 mm.
Rev2 has dimensions L=261 W=126 H=50 mm.
@@lukasnestak7683 Sorry for the late reply! My card measures per the larger Rev1 specs in your question... I don't think Rev2 existed when I bought mine.
@@lukasnestak7683 the bigger one rev1 should cool off more efficiently? i`m thinking getting the rev2 but i dunno
7900XTX (or really any AMD card) comparison would be really great to see.
Yea that will be next!
7900XTX beats 4070 Ti in most games, yet it's also way more expensive and lacks many features and ray tracing perf. 7900XT should be the one to compare 4070 Ti with. 7900XTX is more a 4080 competitor.
@@Dr.WhetFarts not that kind of comparison. xtx is way stronger then 70ti will ever be but thats comparing apples and oranges.
Aero OC Babyyy! You love to see it! Nearly went for the PNY XLR8/Ventus too. Glad I didn't now. Great video mate!
I did, runs cool and quiet and with a under volt down to .900 with same stock MHz it runs great
@@kennethpereyda5707 Hell yeah!! Enjoy it mate, good work!
I'm happy with 4070 Ti Gaming OC. Their anti sag support is very nice imo.
The Gaming OC cards have definitely been the underdogs for the last 2 gens. The only thing they lack is great looks which is entirely passable considering the price and performance.
You meant gigabyte?
@@supercat491 Yes, gigabyte is the only one with Gaming OC as a label. TUF Gaming OC is close so understandably some confusion there.
agreed. My old 3060ti gaming oc pro was a monster overclocker at reasonable temps. Highest i saw was 73c at 2200mhz core and +1000mhz on the memory.
The new 4070ti gaming oc does just over 3000mhz on the core and +1500mhz on the memory but power draw gets above 300w.
I'm seeing the Ventus E models being the cheapest by a good margin right now. Do you know if the Ventus models have the same hotspot issues the 4070 Ventus models have? I've only seen speculations that they do but I wonder if you have any more information about that? Is it worth risking?
Bro will we see a 4070Ti Super round up? I've been thinking of getting an MSI 4070Ti Super Expert, do you have any thoughts on its VRM and power limits.
Keep up the good work.
I got my old 3070Ti Suprim based on your reviews. Got lucky with a golden chip. Cheers!
Quiet and cooler matters more to most than how overclockable it is. Size should be considered a factor too.
Yes, I completely agree with you. 🎉🎉❤
Amazing work man
Amazing Video!!! Thank you for all your hard work. You have helped me decide on a video card!!
You're welcome! What did you end up choosing?
I own a Zotac Trinity 3070 ti, and yes their fan are NOISY AF when you get 80-100% fan speed, and it's VRAM still gets super hot going past 91'c. Sounds like Zotac didn't improve their fan noise with the 4000 series.
Same, I have their 3080 and shits loud AF even with curves and tuning
didnt improve their noise, but they run considerably cooler than 3000 series, you wont get close to 91vram on a 4070ti amp extreme, will top out at 75-80 max which isnt nowhere close to dangerous levels which are 95c+
I previously had a Gigabyte Aorus Master 3070 and was very happy with it, so went for the Gigabyte Aorus Master 4070ti and I'm very happy with my choice, although its one of the more expensive options.
I’m looking into getting the 4070ti gigabyte is it worth the 800?
I really liked the format of the author, very informative...
but what about amd cards or do you only make videos for nvidia?
I just haven't gotten to the AMD cards.
@@OTechnology This is very sad because amd cards are currently much more profitable than cards from nvidia.
I have calculated the cost of the computer with a set of RTX 4090 and Intel 13900k at the moment costs 5664.16 € or 6113.44 $ for that amount of money I have to save money for at least 6 months or more.
what is better rtx 4070 ti oc For gaming?
What a great and useful video... Thank you so much! Perfect to find the best gpu deal online in terms of price/performance
not a bad video to be honest
Only Asus deserve a SS? Do you refer to other test as well or only your own one?
Cheers Jok3r
I don’t see other cards having it all like the Strix. Best VRM, cooler and power limiter.
@@OTechnology okay thanks for your answer. Will you make some amd 7900 videos as well?
Or you staying with team green?
I bought a Gainward 4070 Ti Phantom GS because of this video, but now I need to buy a 4070 Ti Super GPU (for another PC). Could you create a video about the refurbished version of this card - of course, if there are different differences. If the overall ratings of the cards due to manufacturers are quite similar, could you give us such information? :)
Thanks for the info. What are you thinking about the 'Gigabyte 4070ti Eagle OC rev 2.0'? Just ordered it and found out thet there are two revisions and I ordered the 2.0 which has the 4070's cooling solution instead of 4080's
Where would you place the 2.0 in your tier list?
HI hows rev 2 goin ? what temps and noise ? ty
I picked up a normal PNY verto today mainly cause I got it on sale and was 200aud less then the others value wise was best choice for me
Please advise, I bought a new 4070Ti Asus Rog Strix OC.
But at maximum load it heats up to 70C at 285W and above.
In stress tests in Furmark gives up to 72C
Does everyone have such temperature? Is it normal?
Vbios mode is set Performance overclocking mode is set mostly default too.
and there's no problem with cooling in the case, either.
and neither does the CPU (water-cooled).
so there can't be any reason for that either.
Resolution 3440X1440 155Hz
I thought it should be on the level of Aorus Master in terms of temperature and cooling.
but so far it seems even hotter than the TUF version.
So whats your prefer bro, Galax 4070 ti ex gamer vs PNY 4070 ti epic x ?
What are your toughts on the Galax ex white, is good ?
Two cards are missing, Gigabyte Windfoce and Asus Pro Art. Any advice about them ? Personally I am looking for these two because they have a clean desing and are smaller, around 50mm ticknes. I want to undervold them not overclock. Any advice ?
Same here. I want to buy Gigabyte Windfoce OC but i couldnt find an opinion about it. Dunno if i should buy that one.
@@Stenmen I bought the Asus 4070ti tuf oc. I could not find the Pro Art, the Windforce seems to be a hot card, the gaming edition did not fit in the case so I got the tuf.
Good content! Could we get some 7900XTX love?
Yep that is next
Also have to consider the gpu models that have that locking mechanism that have a long gap which when paired with heavy beefy coolers are prone to cracking the pcb like all the Gigabyte gpu models, even founders edition 4090 are cracking since it has that type of locking mechanism and a heavy cooler, so far the only 40 series gpu that I saw that don't use those are from MSI and ASUS
I bought RTX4070Ti Zotac Trinity on 14th January, I use Seasonic Focus GX 750W Gold+ PSU, GPU is not overclocked, it's quiet and cool during gaming in some games on 'high' and 'ultra' settings it does not go hot at all....
Thats because there aren't realy to much game out there that can push this card to his limits. Im usualy playing bf42 at max settings it barely sees 66 degree
Thank you for your efforts to let us see such an excellent video! I hope to see the video of 4070 as soon as possible, thank you!😊
Great work buddy!
My Zotac trinity non OC goes all the way up 3000mhz (+210Mhz) core and +1300mhz memory with max temperature of 65c. I can provide you with proof if you like. Have no idea how it ended up as a C tier.
Hi,
Could you describe noise level too? Is there something excessive/ coil whine ?
Can't wait for 4070 (non Ti) comparison!
Needed that video 4 weeks ago, next week my pc is coming in with an gainward phoenix 4070ti. Tbh, I wanted a msi card, but if I see that they are in the same tier, I guess I didnt choose wrong. And I hope I will still be happy with the card I got.
you can absolutely not worry, because the rtx 4070 ti came out almost identical from all vendors, if compared even with the same rtx 3000 series, where was a HUGE difference between the same gpu's
Hey, I want the quietest 4070 ti, that still performs extremely good, which one should I get?
Is it just me or did you forget to put the PNY XL38 Gaming VERTO Epic-X OC card in the last chart? I can only see the non-OC version of it. Earlier in the video though, I think you showed its performance.
Very useful video nonetheless.
There is no oc or non oc version
@@OTechnology there is tho, according to the PNY Website,
i have the OC version
The "OC" version that you're talking about is the exact same card as the "non-oc" version, but they apply a +60MHz clock speed to the bios which is laughable and pointless. You can do the same thing with the non-oc version in 3 seconds by moving a slider in afterburner.
Awesome video! Can you add an asus proart 4070ti on the list? What are you thinking about those gpus?
Do you recommend buying Galax rtx 4070 ti?
my PNY Verto XLR8 is unbelievable. Looks fantastic, dead silent, performs perfect.
I am really looking forward to buying it. do you recommend it to me?
@@omar1996mohammed Absolutely! The PNY is fantastic. Not a single issue with it and even after an intense 5 hour MW2 gaming session the temps never went over 63 degrees
@Tony Caldwell thank you
This helped me a lot 🙏
I'm going to buy it
@@omar1996mohammed No problem dude, I'm sure your going to love it. Glad I could help
@@omar1996mohammed what video card did you end up buying? can you tell about her? especially interesting is the noise level and the coil whine.
I have the MSI ventus 3x OC, feel free to ask questions. It’s not special in any particular way but it runs cool and quiet. I can’t ask for much more
@@alperendavarc1475 gaming trio is technically better if you want fancy stuff and between ventus and tuf it’s down to looks. Ventus works great for me
@@alperendavarc1475 ventus works perfectly. Cool and quiet. Get it and let me know how you like it
Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4070 Ti GAMING OC 12GB GDDR6X or MSI GeForce RTX 4070 Ti GAMING X TRIO 12GB GDDR6X ?
Great Vid!! What do you think about the 4070 ti suprim SE i need one but im not sure Please help
The 4070 Ti Aero OC is gonna look so slick in my all-white PC
How does the rtx 4070 ti ventus 2X stack up here? It's by far the cheapest I could find so hoping it doesn't have any fatal cooling issues like its regular 4070 counterpart.
Amazing video ! Very helpful
You are the GOAT. Saved me from a B or C tier card in the $800 price range. BestBuy has a Gigabyte 4070 Ti Eagle OC on sale for $809, with your beautiful breakdown I understand what that $9 premium is getting me. Thanks Big O!
from what ive heard from alot of different owners, the zotac amp extreme airo seems to have pretty good cooling? especially the 4070ti amp extreme? but here its ranked amongst the last? how is that possible lol?
Hello @O!Technology
Do you think 4070 Ti enough for 4 - 5 years? Because this GPU only has 12 GB Vram, or i must go to 4080?
Btw amazing video as always....
Its always hard to say but VRAM usage always rises with every new games. Thanks for the support!
If you're going to be using the card for 4-5 year's get at least 16 gb VRAM my recommendation is you get the 4080 if the price difference between it and 7900xtx is only 100-200 dollars anything more feels like a waste well at end of day it depends on how are planning on using the GPU if you want use ray tracing or blender 4080 if you're fine with no ray tracing go for 7900xtx it has more VRAM and the performance for video editing in da Vinci is about the same
If you wanna play the latest games in 5 years with ultra textures still the 7900 XT is a safer bet
I will go for 4070 ti, because i can't get 4080. 😢
I think for gaming & editing, this card enough for me, if get lower fps in 4K or 2K, just lower my settings.
Btw thank you for all your answer, guys.... 🙏
@@Catlove388-s1i ps5 has 16 shared ram, not vram
If I get the 4070ti and pair it with a i7 13700k will it still bottleneck at 1080p gaming?
You should be fine, 13700k is one of the fastest cpu for gaming
You will be fine with a 13600k even if you do 1440p gaming
hi where would you rank this card in your ranking? Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4070 Ti WINDFORCE OC
Thanks! Wish I could give you more but I appreciate the hard work.
Thank you! I really appreciate your donation too! I hope I can keep helping you find the right GPUs haha
Is Gigabyte Gaming Oc Is Better than ASUS Tuf Gaming?
S tier cooling and A tier in general for Gigabyte Gaming OC, A tier cooling and B tier in general for Asus TUF as video explains@@keerthanaS-q7n
@@yagzdereli6581Which I can buy gigabyte gaming oc or tuf?
Any chance for an Amd 7800 gpu buying guide?
Seems like the only worthwhile GPU to consider unless you got RTX 4080 or 4090 kind of free money.
did you consider the heat of the memories and does the card use thermal pads? this is perhaps one of the most important differences between the cards that affects the card ife.
Hi, thanks for the video. Do you have any data for the Gigabyte WINDFORCE OC? Considering the price range compared with the Eagle OC, it should have worse performance, but I would like to see actual tests.
This video is on another level. Wow. Thank you so much for this. So much information, so nicely presented. Thank you again!
also should i get the rtx 4060ti 16gb oc card or the rtx 4070 ti oc both cards will be rog strix oc unless you could recommend one better for performance in the price range of 900 ish$
What do you think about the MSI 4070 TI Gaming X Slim?
is the Palit RTX 4070 Ti Jetstream ok?
How does the Tuf gaming perform so bad? It should be close to the Strix card as the dual Asus cards are the cheapest and not the Tuf gaming.. I'm lost.
very good comparisons
I was thinking of making a video myself, but I don't have enough equipment at home.
It's nice that you make movies like this. It will be also nice if you can do this comparisons every next generation.it's very helpfull.
ill assume V1 was used for gigabytes gaming OC? (yea its the one i have.)
i was overclocked to nearly 3000ghz core clock (with boost) but
found that undervolting 900mv to 2650 core was better since i only lost
4fps while dropping half the wattage. (but) that oc profile is there
as im still highly into overclocking. hence 5800x C/O with PBO
with 4x8 3200c14 clock at 2000/4000 mhz imc (a few whea 19s
but i resolved this with IOD voltage iirc) never the less. which version of the
gaming OC did you use?
Outstanding video. Thank you!
I have a gigabyte gaming oc and my only complaint was the noise, glad to see the quiet mode is that cool, will be switching now.
Im curious as to where the Gigabyte Windforce 4070ti cards would be on this list. In the S tier with the others maybe?
do u have that one? if so how is it?
My Ventus 3X OC, undervolt 175w at undervolt with 3-5% perf gain, runs cool as and whisper quiet.... for 589 plus Diablo 4 can't complain.
Oh baby bingo! Im ready to come inside my graphics card (4080 super ) when it finally arrives! JustCuddled with my 3090 yesterday (:
im using a 1070 and love it and now ordered new parts and ordered the gigabyte aero OC 4070ti over the 4080 because of the like £500 price difference and then i seen reviews on the card and im a bit disappointed.
Would the PNY XLR8 Gaming VERTO OC be a good card if I wasn't planning to overclock it?
It is the same GPU with a small 60Mhz overclock that you can do on the non OC model. The XLR8 has an excellent and large cooler. A good choice for a quiet card if it fits your case.
Will there be a comparition of 4070s?
i was thinking of waiting a few month or three for a proper 4080 (at least in the same tier as the FE as per your tier list), but that neptune is quite seductive gotta be honest
Quick question regarding the Gigabyte Eagle OC: Did you test Rev 1 or 2? Would there be significant differences?
No chamber pipes, 26cm vs 31cm chamber pipes (rev 1)
There's a Revision 2.0 version of the Gaming OC by Gigabyte.
It's apparently a bit shorter than the 1.0 and also uses Displayport 1.4a instead of 1.4.
You think it will perform similarly or worse? .... I'm kinda worried.
After all this : "So in essence, there are no bad RTX 4070 ti's that you should avoid"
Me : "Well that's 15 minutes of my life I won't get back.
I mean for someone that talks about how board partners have copy-pasted PCBs from Nvidia or their 4080 or 4090 cards, you sure do copy-paste commentary from your other videos a lot. Is it to artificially lengthen your vids?
Because I need to say the same things? Ofcourse I just copy it when there's nothing different to say lol.
Hands down the best content for gpus on TH-cam, period!
Went with Pny XLR8 because it’s the cheapest in my area with coupons and it’s the best buy for me.
Same, but don’t forget he said it easily could have been an S tier. Super good cooling which means longevity too. So all and all a win 🎉
Evaulated MSI Gaming X Trio means the Small or Regular version?
great video, waiting for the super version even when should be almost the same
Haven’t found ASUS rtx4070ti pro art oc in the list, is it good ? Better than gigabyte 4070ti aourus ?
Yo OTech have you seen any AiB 4070Ti *SUPER* Liquid Cooled variants yet?
can you do super versions?
Hi, would you buy 4070 ti or radeon RX 7900 XTX (i5-13600KF) 32kb ram 3600mhz
i took palit rtx 4070 ti gaming pro oc and im so happy with its cooling and Performance ✌️
I care about : cooling / temperature/ price
I dont care about : overclock and noise
Which one is tbe best optioms for me?