Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was so excited to even get a 3070, but to get this version of it. The looks and feel of this card is amazing, the performance is amazing as well. All I had to do was update the drivers, & it was good to go, I was nervous at first to try this card out but it is worth it.

Beautiful card, don't surpass 65 degrees on High/Ultra settings in Black Ops: Cold War at 1440p Only complaint would be (as others have stated) the RGB doesn't encompass the entire Gigabyte logo, which doesn't bother me a whole lot.

This card looks so sexy pictures do it no justice, it preforms great and so far I’ve had it over clocked with out any problems. If I had something to gripe about it would prolly be the led that’s behind the logo, the white seems a bit dim and off to one side of it, not a deal breaker though. Still a great card!

Best looking rtx 3070 I had so far (little biased because build is white) but cool and good looking card anyway

Very nice card if you can get your hands on one. Goes well with my build. Looks really clean

Great video card!! Have been running for 6 months now with no issues!!

Vision OC is the best looking of the entire RTX3000 series.

It’s actually amazing probably the best looking card there is

Love this card, it is one of the few white 30 series cards that exist and gygabite did an amazing job not only with thermal design but with the look of the actual card, would recommend a buy if the card ever goes back in stock

Nice looking card, but big quality control issues on Gigabyte’s part. I had to return this card because it was running very hot under load. The fans would also go crazy. I pull the card out and flip it over and see this GROSS yellow popcorn butter-looking oil coming out of the fan well. Apparently it is GB’s thermal pads just disintegrating, I’m glad I had this issue before my 14 days of possible return was up, but... get your crap together please GB. I’m incredibly frustrated because I was unable to get a replacement card with it being out of stock everywhere. Event though I did nothing wrong, I no longer have my 3070 due to a manufacturer defect, and now I have to keep trying to get one of these impossible cards.

Very disappointed after the continual search for a single card in stock just to have a chance to spend over six hundred dollars on a card to arrive and to slot it in with anticipation just to have artifacts across my screen randomly and to make my games crash become of this. I’d return this card and get my money back but I know doing so I would be unable to get another 3070 for a long time due to the lack of cards. I’m sure this card runs amazing for people who received it without hardware issues but sadly I am not one of them.

Unfortunately this card lacks the second vBIOS of its differently shaped and colored cooler-ed twin, the Gaming OC. That is really the only annoyance. The card looks better in person than the photos, that's for sure. Performs even better. Stock, it does 1980MHz, but undervolted to 931mV, it's fully stable, draws about 80W less than stock, and runs 10C cooler. Not that it gets too hot anyway. Even in a small form factor PC, it peaks at 72C stock, and 62C undervolted. No complaints with the power connectors as some very early ones may have. I tried a pile of cables from a bunch of PSU's (not connected to anything) to test the connector fit, and nothing had any issue at all out of more than a dozen cables. So I think they've got a handle on that now. I definitely would recommend the card if you need a 3070 and need (or just don't mind) the white and silver scheme. The backplate is metal, but doesn't feel like aluminum. It feels more like magnesium, but it may just be aluminum and the blasted finish is throwing me off. Still, it's quality. Just with they had left the dual bios, but it really isn't that big of a deal. Still, it's tearing up Cyberpunk 2077 with a 3840x1200 monitor and 60-85 fps (city vs outskirts) with full RT and lighting on medium, DLSS balanced, after getting the less important settings under control. Oh, and Gigabyte slacked a bit on the LED, so there's only one and its on the right side of the logo, so the left side is darker than the right. I turn it off anyway so it doesn't matter to me, but some people are annoyed by it. But there is what appears to be a second RGB header right next to the first, like there may have been plans to use 2, but were scrapped. Anyway, if anything needs to be "fixed" on the card by Gigabyte for future runs, would be to just include the second LED, please. I'm happy with it though.

Best-looking GPU I've ever seen, especially in my white and black build. Upgraded from a 3060 Ti FE so the performance difference isn't that big, but I was able to sell that card for what I paid for this one so the cost didn't matter. The fans stay pretty much silent with a custom fan curve, but my card does have a bit of coil whine. Not much sag either, which is great.

Much like everyone else, finding a 30x card was almost impossible. I managed to snag this and had some buyers remorse. I wasn't sure how the card would perform considering it's $80 upmark from the reference. This card Is killer. The board, as well as the cooling solution, are killing productivity and my small amount of games I play. I am having bottlenecking issues with my CPU, but I rarely get above 50 degrees. The highest I've seen this card get was 67 running RT High on cyberpunk. Relative to the reference, this card perform great. I would say you're spending an extra 50 on performance, and 30 on aesthetics. If you manage to get this card, be at ease. This is dope.

The card runs great temp-wise and is pretty quiet. It looks amazing, except for the light. The light isn't lit up on the left side and it kinda bothers me. For a premium 3070, I'm disappointed that the light doesn't fully work.

Despite the difficulty of actually being able to purchase this card (F5 was my best friend for 2 weeks), it has performed better than I imagined! I never thought I could play games in 4K with this card with such ease. It can’t handle games like Cyberpunk at 4K, but it can handle most. It stays cool too, never having broken 68 degrees C even with prolonged play. I even use it with my Quest to play higher demand games in VR and it works flawlessly. I originally wanted the 3080, but like so many others couldn’t find one. So I got the 3070 (which was not easy to find either, this card was sold out within seconds of my purchase) to hold me over, but I’m just keeping this card. It’s a great card and can handle everything I send it’s way. If you can get one, I highly recommend you purchase it!

Very good card. The white especially love very nice and it's surprisingly lightweight. Rgb effects are also very cool. The fans are quite as expected because of the design, love them. Doesn't get to hot, unlike the evga I had.

Amazing card, runs cool for the graphics output you're getting. These new cards are gigantic, but if you're your monitor can only get you to 1440p, this card should carry you with high fps for a good 3 years or so.

This card runs fantastic. I have an i9-9900k and had a 1080FE. I used to run graphically intensive games on medium/high and get around 60 fps with my card running like 84°c constantly (periodically crashing as expected). Now with this 3070 I run everything on ultra and get like over 100 frames. The card sits around 62 degrees under load. Hats off to the cooling design. I am still trembling that I out ordered a bot and thousands of other real gamers that wanted one lol. Ps. The white design is so unique and clean i absolutely love it. Goes perfectly with my white case and motherboard.

Beautiful looking card. My only complaint is the weak lighting on the card. This isn't something I particularly care about, but reading other people's experiences online it seems gigabyte did something wrong with the implementation of the lighting on the gigabyte logo on this card. It is uneven, and some parts of it are dim. Aside from that, the card looks better in person and would go great with a white/black build.