Geforce Rtx 4000 Series Comparison

The Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER AERO OC 16G Graphics Card is an absolute powerhouse! This graphics card sets a new standard for performance and takes gaming and graphic design to a whole new level.

The ASUS GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER ProArt OC Graphics Card hits the ssweet spot in terms of value and performance. I would definitely recommend this card.

The ASUS GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER ProArt OC Graphics Card offers the right balance between value and performance for both photographers and videographers.

The Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4070 Aero OC has worked flawlessly since I've installed it as an upgrade to a GTX 1080 which eventually kicked the bucket. It's been nice to see some of the Ray tracing features turned on in games, and so far everything runs extremely well at 1440p. I opted for this particular model for looks, and in that regard it looks great. You could easily save money by going with another model with no real performance loss, but you'd have to know your card didn't look as nice.

Works great on cpu cooling. I have the ProArt case to match and a ASUS ProArt Nvidia GeForce Rtx 4070TI Super gpu to match. My cpu that this thing cools is a AMD ryzen 7800x3d

I have a Lenovo Thinkstation P340 Tower. It came with a Quadro RTX 4000 card and with photo and video editing, I found the stock card to be too weak for my liking. So, I started looking for a current generation video card that would fit in my workstation. It was challenging. I needed a card that would work with the 500w power supply in my computer and had a single 8-pin PCIe power cable. I also found that the space inside the case was limited. Most of the Quadro series cards fit the same space but either take up one or two slots but GeForce cards vary in all shapes and sizes. After a lot of research, I settled on this card. It is everything I needed. It fits inside the case without any modification, it meets Lenovo's power requirements, and it uses the older 8-pin PCIe power connector. It's almost twice as powerful as my Quadro RTX 4000 card. So, I'm really happy. I can edit 4K video without any stuttering and I can edit photos from my D850 without any delays when adjusting sliders in Capture One and Lightroom. One important note on this card is it takes up 2.5 slots. It's fat. Gigabyte traded length for width. So, if your expansion slots are crowded, you may run into issues with this one. On top of all that, I can play 4K games on high setting for most of my games. I've done some load testing on this card and cooling seems adequate. I don't plan to overclock or anything crazy since this is a Lenovo workstation. This is probably the most powerful card I can put into my older Workstation but it have renewed the life of the machine and I'm certain this will last me another 5 or 6 years. As always B&H is great with shipping and I paid with my Payboo Card to save on the taxes.

Full disclosure I have not built in the case yet as I am waiting for the ryzen 4000 and the rtx 3000. Snagged this case while it was in stock somehow. Shipping was quick and packaged very well. The case looks great and will have tons of room to put a rtx 3000 in it. The case does not come with an actual USB-C front input or splitter for the preinstalled fans (need to purchase them separately if you want).

For the small price difference I upgraded to the 4000 series.

Awesome bundle incentive for the RTX 20-series cards. Games look great on the new card.

Pro: - It is fully modular and with the 600W RTX 40 series connector. - Small foot print compare to my old Corsair 1000W HX PSU. - Its nice and quite. I have i9-14900K and RTX 4090 setups. Con: - Not really anything. If I have to nitpick one, the cables are not in a sleeve. I had to use some valero ties to make them nice and neat.