ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4070 Super OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 12GB GDDR6X, DLSS 3, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a, Massive Vented Backplate, Power Sensing, Aura Sync)
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Style: ROG Strix
Size: RTX4070 Super|OC
Features
- Powered by NVIDIA DLSS3, ultra-efficient Ada Lovelace arch, and full ray tracing
- 4th Generation Tensor Cores: Up to 4x performance with DLSS 3 vs. brute-force rendering
- 3rd Generation RT Cores: Up to 2x ray tracing performance
- OC mode: 2670 MHz (OC mode)/2640 MHz (Default mode)
- Axial-tech fans scaled up for 31% more airflow
- 3.12-slot design: massive fin array optimized for airflow from the three Axial-tech fans
- Diecast shroud, frame, and backplate add rigidity and are vented to further maximize airflow and heat dissipation
- Digital power control with high-current power stages and 15K capacitors to fuel maximum performance
- Auto-Extreme precision automated manufacturing for higher reliability
- GPU Tweak III software provides intuitive performance tweaking, thermal controls, and system monitoring
Description
ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX™ 4070 SUPER OC Edition is now here and is smaller than before! This video card comes with the newest generation of Axial-tech fans allows for increased airflow and the diecast shroud allows maximum heat dissipation. With NVIDIA DLSS 3 and NVIDIA's new Ada-Lovelace architecture, you'll have maximum performance for all your gaming needs.
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER
Brand: ASUS
Graphics Ram Size: 12 GB
Video Output Interface: VGA
Graphics Processor Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Max Screen Resolution: 7680x4320 Pixels
Memory Speed: 2670 MHz
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER
Chipset Brand: NVIDIA
Card Description: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER with 12GB GDDR6X memory, boost clock speed of 2730 MHz, base clock speed of 2425 MHz, DLSS 3, 3rd Generation RT Cores, and Axial-tech fans for increased airflow.
Graphics Card Ram Size: 12 GB
Brand: ASUS
Series: RTX4070 Super|OC
Item model number: ROG-STRIX-RTX4070S-O12G-GAMING
Item Weight: 3.9 pounds
Product Dimensions: 13.31 x 5.87 x 0.04 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 13.31 x 5.87 x 0.04 inches
Color: BLACK
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Manufacturer: ASUS
Date First Available: January 17, 2024
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Proart
Size: RTX4070 Super|OC
Linux user posting review after 8+ months of daily use: this card (RTX 4070 Super) has been great. initially i was concerned about gaming and Nvidia's Linux drivers; but the stability of the card has been better than anything i've experienced on a Windows PC. its had no issues, in most cases easily providing a 120fps experience with all graphics maxed out at 1440p, and a stable 60fps in the most graphically demanding AAA games with hardware-accelerated ray tracing, path tracing and ray reconstruction (Alan Wake II et. al.) - with the help of DLSS. the ProArt aesthetics are great - i appreciate the fact ASUS makes products that arent completely covered in RGB for adults. Power consumption performs as expected. Paired with the proper components, you should be able to build a good mid-range gaming pc around this card. it goes without saying the 12gb of VRAM on this card are crucial - depending your needs, consider the 16gb model.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2025 by Twinkie Manhammer Twinkie Manhammer
Style: ROG Strix
Size: RTX4070|OC
The media could not be loaded. I have been considering buying a 4070 for the last few months, watching as the prices drop slightly. I considered a number of options, even the cheapest possible model but I read bad things about this dual fan design and I really wanted one that was well-built and has three fans. My Corsair 5000T case is huge and a shorter graphics card just looks weird in my case, whether or not the GPU die actually needs 3x fans to keep it cool or not. I also wanted RGB because my whole build has lots of color and my previous 6700XT just looked out of place with no RGB whatsoever. The Strix models are not known as being affordable, but they are the best looking cards on the market and ASUS doesn't cut corners or cheap out on the components or cooling. I owned a 3000 series Strix card and I really loved it and thought it looked amazing, so I figured I might as well grab one of these since the OC model was down to $20 lower than I had seen it before. And it was less than $50 more than the TUF card which I was considering buying. A lot of people seem to think that the Strix RTX 4070 is using the same cooler as the 4090 model, but it's actually not the same one. This is about 19mm shorter in length and about 8mm shorter in height (the width is the same size as the 4090, as that is a fixed dimension that can't be changed or it wouldn't be compatible with standard case sizes). I love unboxing the Strix cards and seeing what extras they give you, although it feels like less with the 4000 series than the 3000 series. They included a phone stand, a Strix branded velcro strip (only 1x though), the collector's trading card, and the GPU support stand that doubles as a screwdriver. Last generation they also included a cool ruler with electrical symbols you see on circuit diagrams, but I guess they didn't want to do that this time. So, when it comes to thermals, this thing is super cool, as you would expect with this giant cooler on a card with a 200 watt TDP. Although, the OC version of the Strix 4070 has an available 120% power budget for overclocking, whereas the TUF model only has 108% power available. This card is clocked at 2610MHz out of the box, but I see it go as high as 2880MHz, before making any manual adjustments to the clock speeds. I'm still playing around with what I can get away with in terms of overclocking, I know I can do +120MHz on the GPU core and 500MHz on the Memory and everything is still stable. This will show as right around 3000MHz on MSI overlay, with Memory sitting at 11,000MHz. This card seems to perform about 3-5% faster than a standard RTX 4070, at least at 1440p and my monitor's native resolution which is 3840x1600, this is an ultrawide 12:5 aspect ratio. It's kind of a halfway point between 1440p and 4k, with a total of 6.1 million pixels (75% of the pixel count of native 4k). When using Path Tracing in Alan Wake 2/Cyberpunk 2077, this card still doesn't go above 62 degrees and sometimes sits as low as 57 degrees, that's while drawing 210 to 220 watts using the factory OC of 2610MHz. When I am not running a game, the fans on this card don't even spin up. But when gaming, it's still inaudible, I mean it's so whisper quiet that I can't hear it even with my ceiling fan and air conditioner turned off in my bedroom. If you want a very well made, thermally overbuilt graphics card that looks amazing with a fair amount of RGB, then this is a good choice if you don't mind spending the extra money. It's still over $100 less than the cheapest 4070Ti models, although this could change if Nvidia drops some Super cards into the mix. They are rumored to be doing so in January at CES. Update: Now that the 4070 Super is available (with roughly 15-20% perf improvement), given that the Strix is one of the most expensive models, I don’t think this product is really a smart buy anymore. I wanted a new card and I don’t regret it because I’m happy with ~3080 level performance (with better RT perf). You can now get 3080Ti-3090 level performance for this same price (or less). Although the Strix models of 4070S will be more expensive than this is.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2023 by Customer Review Customer Review
Style: ROG Strix
Size: RTX4070 Super|OC
WARNING! This is not a short review! :-) THIS IS A BEAST! But so is my setup. I've been a gamer since PONG! heh heh THIS YEAR is my finally realized perfect system finished. I BUILD my own. Have since 1990! (8-bit Atari before that) But this is PERFECT for my monitor setup. I run games at 2K! 7860x1440 Resolution and though my old RTX-2070 handled it, I had to turn down graphics settings for Ultra Wide gaming. This 4070 Super handles everything in wide rez (resolution) just as well as the standard 2560x1440 rez on just ONE monitor. WHY so many monitors? While the picture is running Valheim, I wanted this mainly to run Elite Dangerous (Awesome Space Ship Flight Simulator) in the ultra wide screen (Nvidia Surround) since I have trouble with VR. I measured this to be nearly FIVE FEET or wrap around screens (The three bottom are ASUS 32" Curved 2K 165hz monitors with narrow bezels. TOP is a 28" 2K ASUS) To see ED and Warcraft and Helldivers 2 and Division 2 and many more in this wide screen is amazing. THIS 4070 runs great framerates above 60FPS on everything. Many run far more than 60FPS. HOWEVER, IT IS HUGE! I have this older Rosewill THOR Full Tower case. GREAT for cooling without using AIR, Not water cooling. But I had to move a DVD drive UP a slot to get this card to fit! I had to be patient getting this into the slot. SO, Before you go with this THREE FAN CARD, MEASUE WELL! The hold down screws also were difficult to reach in this case., The point is, Measure, this card is very LONG and tall, HUGE heat sinks that are fantastic for cooling. I prefer the ASUS GPU-Tweak II App (slightly older but great for me) to make good use of the fans. NOTHING gets the temps above 55C WITHOUT the fans being noisy. I start the fans early and reach 100% at 65 degrees C. THIS LOOKS amazing, and I also use the top monitor for web pages, Discord, etc. I share screens a lot and watch friend's screen shares, and this card handles everything without straining! (And it's only SLIGHTLY Overclocked.) There is no need for more OC action. MY system runs very well on an 850W Thermaltake PS. The card calls only for 650W! System info in case you builders need more info? THIS Video card. ASUS PRIME X570 MB with the Thermaltake 850W Toughpower Gold PS. AMD Ryzen 7 3800X CPU running plenty cool on the Wraith Cooler Fan bundled with the CPU. 32G Crucial Ballistix 3600 DDR4 Ram (LED, but the LED sticks were on sale and cheaper!) 2x 2TB NVMe M.2 drives and a couple of older drives for extra backup. And it has been a great setup, most parts actually came from Amazon, usually on sales) THIS 4070 Super from ASUS is also more reliable in MY opinion because ASUS uses much better quality chips/capacitors/etc. which also, admittedly, makes them somewhat more expensive. Far more reliable in all my builds than most other brands. (You Get What You Par For!)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024 by Blarney77 Blarney77