Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased this graphics card almost a year ago now and it has been working great. The one thing is that only a few months after I bought it the new 40 series came out witch kinda sucks but this thing has been working great. As long as the rest of your system is decent you will have no problem loading any games. I have clocked over 1000 fps in Minecraft with no shaders and if you have the right shader set up you will still be getting over 100 fps. In other games such as call of duty and Fortnite you also get 100 fps or above ( for some reason fortnite is having performance issues but that is probably something with my settings) also nvidia has a great feature which allows you to overclock your gpu super easily. I would 100 percent recommend this if you can’t spend the extra money on the 40 series but if u can I would go for the 40 series.

It sucks that it's still not at MSRP, but I'm blown away by this card. It runs super smooth, it's really quiet, and the temps have been low. I upgraded from a 1070 and this hard is massive! It runs all the games I play maxed out perfectly. I'm really glad i caved and bought it.

It was a grate buy at 680, it’s 1440p card but I play in 1080p max settings. Still get over 120fps.

And the day has arrived. I have be en waiting for this day. I was looking for the 3080 TI but always sold out so i gave a shoot for this one. To be honest is really good. It does what i want and does very weel. This EVGA variant is beautiful and runs always at low temps. Really recommend.

This card is amazing. Paired with a 12600k, I get a solid 60fps in most games on my 4k tv. This is a great card that is well worth the money. The RGB is a really nice added touch.

Very good card at a decent price now, haven’t had any issues with it since I installed it and looks amazing too with the rgb logo

Smooth like butter!! Running 240 FPS on APEX like it’s nothing. My main monitor is 240hz so make sure your monitor can support the higher frames.

Excellent card. Playing on 1440p/165hz monitor on ultra settings with no issues. Runs buttery smooth. Ray tracing and DLSS is beautiful. Just get it.

Plug and play, no issues so far been using it for about a month, much more powerful than my 1660 that was in there

I mean its a 3070ti what more needs to be said its amazing

This card is YUGE. Bigly. Phat. Thicc. A unit. A boi, if you will. And it rocks, man. I was slaying the teenagers and their egos in Vanguard like we were back in the glory days of wired Counter Strike LANs and CRT monitors. Averaged about 115-130 FPS with everything maxed out at 4K. Build quality is great; the metal backplate does make a noticeable difference in holding this mammoth's weight. I still utilize a reinforcement plate to hold the opposite end of the card. Helps prevent any long-term damage to the board. The card's fans are beautiful, very quiet. Easy to program with ASUS' various available softwares n' such, and I was able to get the LED jivin' and groovin' with my Corsair equipment's color scheme and my Z390E. Pictured hardware includes H100i cooler and extra Corsair fans tucked inside a Rosewill ATX mid-tower with tempered glass. Size comparison is next to my old but faithful 1070 Ti Aero from MSI. A massive upgrade, to be sure.

Been using this 3070ti for over two years now, has never let me down. Overclocked the second I got it, and as long as you have a large case with good air flow this card will eat anything you throw at it. And the warranty is a plus.

This card I named beauty and the beast! I upgraded from a RX 580 to this card. I went from 45-100 FPS at medium settings at 2k to 60-200 FPS @ max settings in World of Warcraft I do not use ray tracing. I went from A non-consistent FPS in games like OverWatch @ ultra 2k to very consistent 150 locked due to monitor hertz. Make sure to use two separate PSU cables My sibling has a 3070 and the performance difference between mine and his reference card was maybe 10% mostly because mine had the better cooler. He paid $550 I paid $833 “price inflation”. I recently return this item and bought a 3080 for $950 still over priced but better deal vs a 3070 Ti. If you can snag this card for $599 or no more than $700 it’s a decent deal but I highly recommend just doing the RTX 3070 to only gain a 7% performance boost over the 3070 is not worth the money. At this point just buy a 3080. From my experience dealing with Nvidia the Ti models are just money pits. Just skip and go to next step. I purchased this at the time because it’s all that was available I only had to use it for about a week then 3080 came in stock which I purchased and returned this one.

I built my newest system with a Asus Rog 3060ti V2 OC that I bought a few months back in the Newegg Shuffle. Now that GPUs are getting a little easier to come by I decided to upgrade to 3070ti to get more out of my system. I bought the EVGA RTX 3070ti Ftw3 Ultra thinking I would see at least a little increase in performance, I was wrong. This thing is an absolute beast and blows the ROG 3060ti out of the water. The 3060ti is a great card for starting out, but for my system and gaming at 1440p, there really isnt a question that the 3070 - 3070ti is definitely the way to go. I'm excited to try more upcoming games with the EVGA. If you're on the fence and can get your hands on one, I definitely recommend this gpu. You won't be disappointed with it's performance.

The last of the EVGA series. Two years later and still going strong at 2560X1440 and 3440x1440 Ultrawide. Ultra/High settings on almost every game other than Cyberpunk. Undervolted and overclocked and never goes beyond 70C. Paired with a 5900X Ryzen 9...it's probably going to last me another 2 years with Medium/High settings.

Such a very good product and very fast speed. I very much recommend this to anyone trying to buy a good gpu

I have run into minimal or no problems with this graphics card. It runs pretty much all games that I play on max or very high settings with no problems. On top of that I also run 3 monitors, all of which run a high refresh rate and one of them being a Samsung ultra wide. Highly recommend this card if you can find it at MSRP.

Performs as expected, looks great and has great cooling.

Been running for 2yrs with a G7 32" on stock settings. Everything is maxed out for quality settings at around 150fp. Flawless victory!

I have had no troubles with this. Keeps relatively cool and quite and I can run almost anything on Ultra. Glad I got for MSRP. It's not the best card out there, but at it's price it's amazing.