| General characteristics

| VIDEO CARD TYPE

| GeForce

| MODEL GPU

| NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti 12 GB

| GRAPHICS PROCESSOR

| GeForce RTX 4070 Ti

| INTERFACE

| PCI-E 16x 4.0

| TECHNOLOGY GPU

| 5 nm

| NUMBER OF SUPPORTED MONITORS

| 4

| MAXIMUM RESOLUTION

| 7680×4320

| GPU FREQUENCY

| 2310 Mhz

| MAXIMUM FREQUENCY WITH TURBO BOOST

| 2790 MHz

| VIDEO MEMORY SIZE

| 12 GB

| VIDEO MEMORY FREQUENCY

| 21000 MHz

| VIDEO MEMORY BUS WIDTH

| 192 bit

| HDMI

| 1

| DISPLAYPORT

| 3

| NUMBER OF GENERAL PURPOSE PROCESSORS

| 7680

| NVIDIA TENSOR CORES

| 80

| NVIDIA RT CORES

| 60

| NUMBER OF TEXTURE UNITS

| 240

| THE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL POWER

| 16 pin

| RECOMMENDED PSU WATTAGE

| 750 W

| NUMBER OF FANS

| 3

| NUMBER OF OCCUPIED SLOTS

| 3.15

| DIMENSIONS (WXHXD)

| 336x63x150 mm

AWARDS

GOLD AWARD

A great card for the money invested.

GOLD AWARD

Of course, I also take into account the performances that totally blew me away here.

VIDEO REVIEWS

RTX 4070 – 17 million: The main price of Nvidia collapsed

MEDIA REVIEWS

OVERCLOCK3D.NET

With their RTX 4070 Megalodon prototype, ASUS are pushing the concept of a “cable-free” PC, a PC where all power connectors are hidden at the rear of motherboards. This design allows ASUS to create ultra-clean looking computers by hiding cable clutter exclusively behind a system’s motherboard tray, and makes the installation of GPUs and other add-on cards easier by pushing power exclusively though motherboards.