ZOTAC GeForce RTX™ 3070 Ti AMP Holo 8GB GDDR6X 256-bit 19 Gbps PCIE 4.0 Gaming Graphics Card, HoloBlack, IceStorm 2.0 Advanced Cooling, Spectra 2.0 RGB Lighting, ZT-A30710F-10P

First off I should mention I didn't buy this card at MSRP, I was desperate and figured I'd just drop the 1k and get it over with. Having said that, I'm still very happy with this card. It's a bit bigger then I expected, I have a mid sized tower (A Fractal Meshify C) and it only barely fits inside. Like we are talking about it barely not touching the fans by no less then a hair. So you may want to double check if it'll fit in your case.As for the noise, I have no idea why some people are complaining. It isn't a 3090 or anything insane like that. If you want to play the latest games like Cyberpunk at 4k, 144fps, and raytracing on, then yeah of course it'll be loud. but if you are perfectly fine with a 1080p 144fps gameplay experience like me then it does more then satisfy in terms of noise.I should also mention that, like another review pointed out, I also had one random screw come out of the bag once I took out my card. it was only one and I assume it's just a standard replacement screw but I can't be for sure and it is slightly concerning. having said that, I haven't had any issues thus far and it never felt like something was loose while I was handling it.other then that it preformed exactly as expected and my only real complaint is some colors you simply won't get to look nice on the rgb due to the holo that covers it (yellow and pink are the immediate ones that come to mind) but thats a small detail and the rgb can be turned off anyway.Tldr: It's a solid card especially if by some miracle you find it at MSRP. Don't expect it do anything and everything at 4k with the highest settings (especially with raytracing on) and get more then 60 fps. do expect it to handle anything and everything well at the very least though.

Ok I'm used to MSI gpu's frankly they're all I buy but recently I haven't found the Gaming X Trio at a reasonable price point, I stumbled upon this ZOTAC RTX 3070 Ti AMP Holo Black I debated for a while before making the purchase but I'm glad I did it's actually a very beautiful card turned on and even off because of the holographic feature, it's obviously super fast because of the 8G of GDDR6X dedicated vram and the 19Gb/s on the memory Interface, I've been using it since this morning full on benchmarking and playing at Ultra with RT on and DLSS etc etc and it's holding up greatly I replaced this new gpu with my MSI RTX 2070 Super Gaming X Trio and only thing is, is my MSI is super quiet I mean it has the torx fan 3.0 technology and even at full load you can't even hear it I understand Zotac is obviously a younger company and they've come a long way I know others who own zotac and they have told me to grab one and the seller I had a question and be responded promptly even for me being 3hrs ahead of his time and reassured me that everything was cool and I appreciate that kind of salesmanship THIS COMPANY IS THE REAL DEAL! I recommend them 1000% you will get what you pay for and in perfect shape the box even didn't have not one little nick in it and I look at all that stuff...i will purchase again in the future from High Speed Computing, INC that's all I have for now..some pictures attached..

The card has been perfect for me. Could not recommend it enough. A lot of people complain about the noise - it's a large card for sure, but it is still quieter than my older RX 580. I held off building a new PC since 2012 and got tired of playing the hunting game trying to find one close to MSRP. I ended up spending about $1,200 for the card alone. Also if your tower is on your desk, and you're not using liquid cooling for everything, what are you even doing in life really?Temps are always great. 32c idle/general browsing use. 40-55c gaming.I can run Read Dead 2 in 4K steadily around 50-60fps - most of the time. Every now and then something briefly tanks the fps when at 4k. But I feel like that is more game optimizations and driver issues over GPU performance.Overall, I'm happy I bought the card, even at the high price. I've got my new system built and it's so smooth. Such a good feeling.

I've had this card for about a month or so, and I have been extremely happy with it. I've overclocked it to perform similar to that of a RTX 3080 10GB, and the maximum temperature that it reaches with a undervolt is 65 degrees celsius, which is awesome for the performance you get with this card. In my opinion, the RTX 3070 Ti is the 2nd best bang for your buck card out there, so long as you get it at MSRP, which unfortunately wasnt possible at the time of purchase. This specific model of the card can get a bit noisy, but personally I don't mind noise, and it's not bad, considering the temperatures you can get. The design of the card itself is very sleek, and has some really cool and even customizable RGB. The 8GBs of VRAM can be a bit off-putting, but considering this is mainly a 1440p card, it should be fine for the forseeable future. All in all, I would go with this card over a 3080 and above due to the performance you get for the price, especially after a overclock. Amazing 1440p card that can do ultra settings in pretty much most games at 100+fps.

Works perfect after years of playing!

Great GPU for the price at the time!

Decent GPU on the market. I replaced an MSI Radeon 2070. Performance wise, this GeForce 3070 is really good. The operation during some games is still smooth and clear detail. (I found stuttering issues in Final Fantasy 7 Remake, but it was related to framerate)The 3 fans on the GPU will not start automatically, due to being programmed to only turn on at a certain temperature. Running several games (Warframe, FF7: Remake, Witcher 3, Valheim, Phantasy Star Online 2: NG) I noticed the fans only active a few minutes at a time.The MSI Afterburner software allowed me to watch the temperature and fan speeds, and it stayed below 55 degrees Celsius during gaming. I was impressed.