Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3070 Ti AORUS Master 8GB Video Card

I have been after a 30 series card since they arrived almost 2 years ago but due to miners and scalpers there was almost no chance until NOW. Thank you Luna for crashing! Right now the card. So I had the 2070 Super which was a great card for medium-high 1440p 60FPS at a push and if you had ray tracing on forget it you would get 10FPS without DLSS (talking cyberpunk). The 3070ti which you can overclock from 1875 to 1950 on mine can run cyberpunk no DLSS on max with max ray tracing at 50FPS which is huge, this means with DLSS enabled you are pushing 70. Currently playing Tiny Tina's wonderland on bada** graphics at 100FPS DX12, the 2070S wouldn't come close. Now for you streamers you only get a 5-10% FPS drop which to me is pretty good so it will comfortably play ... MoreI have been after a 30 series card since they arrived almost 2 years ago but due to miners and scalpers there was almost no chance until NOW. Thank you Luna for crashing! Right now the card. So I had the 2070 Super which was a great card for medium-high 1440p 60FPS at a push and if you had ray tracing on forget it you would get 10FPS without DLSS (talking cyberpunk). The 3070ti which you can overclock from 1875 to 1950 on mine can run cyberpunk no DLSS on max with max ray tracing at 50FPS which is huge, this means with DLSS enabled you are pushing 70. Currently playing Tiny Tina's wonderland on bada** graphics at 100FPS DX12, the 2070S wouldn't come close. Now for you streamers you only get a 5-10% FPS drop which to me is pretty good so it will comfortably play games at QHD at max settings at a comfortable 100FPS and Ultra at around the 80 mark. 1080P you would be pushing way above at 144HZ and 4K good for medium settings at 60FPS (at a push) A note that this card 22 power pins! in a 8-8-6 configuration which is not mentioned anywhere the most I saw was a 8-8 so make sure you have enough cables. I have a 750W gold PSU with - at full draw the system can use 500 watts of power with a Ryzen 7 CPU so bear that in mind that intels are more power hungry. This card is 325mm long, bear that in mind if you have a fractel mesh like me which has 315mm GPU slot (335 if you remove the front fan). Pros Perfect for 2k Gaming at 60-144FPS (depending on settings) This model is overclockable and the software will do it for you Full RGB if that's your thing Built in LCD pointless but a nice touch 1 year extra warranty so 4 years but you need to register Simple Overclock Can actually use Ray Tracing Cons Expensive but worth it Massive size 325mm Needs 22 pins for power

Bought to replace my old gtx 1070 hybrid gpu (complete new rig) and you can definitely see how far the technology has come. Very smooth game play on my Odyssey G9. Had a small issue with the first card but the guys at scan organised a replacement straight away after testing. If your thinking of buying this card be aware that it’s a very wide and long card. This takes up 3 slots and if you where to have the card on a riser you may find you can’t close the side of the case. Overall I’d highly recommend this card if not just for the small screen on the gpu. It outperformed most if not all other 3070 ti cards on testing and scored more than some 3080’s

I had some questions and it would have been nice if Gigabyte would have better documentation. Granted it is a video card and how hard could it be to plug in. But there were issues with the tool for setting the cooler and text, so still mostly the default. The card is working great for what I need and is more then enough for my current 3 monitor setup.