MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 12GB GDRR6X Extreme Clock: 2520 MHz 192-Bit HDMI/DP Nvlink TORX Fan 4.0 Ada Lovelace Architecture Graphics Card (RTX 4070 Ventus 3X 12G OC)
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- Chipset: GeForce RTX 4070
- Video Memory: 12GB GDDR6X
- Memory Interface: 192-bit
- Output: DisplayPort x 3 (v1.4a) / HDMI 2.1 x 1
- Digital maximum resolution: 7680 x 4320
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Get equipped for stellar gaming and creating with the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070. It’s built with the ultra-efficient NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture. Experience fast ray tracing, AI-accelerated performance with DLSS 3, new ways to create, and much more.
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070
Brand: msi
Graphics Ram Size: 12 GB
Video Output Interface: HDMI
Graphics Processor Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070
Graphics Card Ram: 12 GB
Video Output Interface: HDMI
Graphics Ram Type: GDDR6X
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Graphics Card Interface: PCI-Express x16
Memory Clock Speed: 1920 MHz
Display Resolution Maximum: 7680x4320
Item Dimensions L x W: 12.1"L x 4.8"W
Brand: msi
Video Processor: NVIDIA
Antenna Location: Gaming
Built-In Media: Graphics card; quick setup guide
Model Name: VENTUS 3X
Graphics Description: GeForce RTX 4070 by NVIDIA
Manufacturer: MSI
UPC: 824142319932
Mfr Part Number: G4070V3X12C
Model Number: GeForce RTX 4070 VENTUS 3X 12G OC
Warranty Description: 3 Years
Item Weight: 2.5 Pounds
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Why did I settle on the 4070? Because at the price point and feature set when I purchased it (Early September '23) it was the best current and future gaming card for my budget for a 1080P gamer looking to eventually move up to 1440 or higher without breaking the bank. The AMD equivalent for the current gen came out right around when I purchased it, but DLSS and RT cores will give it a significantly longer lifespan, so I have no regrets. Should I have waited a month? Probably, but I needed a GPU at the time. Why MSI? It has been over 15 years since I built my last PC, and there have been a few solid and consistent brands. MSI has always been there on price and performance, and since I was already going with an MSI motherboard, I figured I'd match them. I wanted a 3 fan GPU as well for noise as well as possible overclocking reasons. I also liked this card's lack of RGB. The results? This card has been impressive, and made me rethink what I wanted to do with the card. Stock, it performs well, near an average 4070 (Well within margin of error), perhaps slightly better due to it's very modest overclock. But what impressed me more was the temperatures, being able to run torture tests and struggle to get the card over 60C. The 4070 is an incredibly efficient GPU, and there's still room on the table. I was able to mostly stably OC it at +225 MHZ and around +1500 HMZ on the ram, but I found I got nearly identical performance at +150 and +1000 respectively. Tempuratures nearly identical, with maybe the chip getting up to 62 or 63 on the extreme end of the OC, with them going down to 61ish for the OC I settled on. However, the performance improvement was not particularly large, maybe 3-5%. So, instead, I decided to try undervolting the GPU. I was able to run the GPU very stably undervolted around .05v at around +100ish core speed and +1000 on the memory, while reducing the tempuratures slightly, and almost entirely avoiding the max power draw of the card (which is 200w in this single connector model). I could probably do a more agressively undervolt the card at more stock speeds and cut the draw to about 150W under torture loads if I wanted to. Now, thermals are still around 60C here, but the reduced wattage under load keeps the chip better longer, and puts less wear on other components. Now, with all that OC testing out of the way, this GPU even at stock or underclocked speeds chews though anything I throw at it. It's currently overkill for 1080P, but it tests well even at 1440P. The fact that the fans rarely ramp up over 30% speed also means this is ultra quiet, which fits great in my ultra-quiet case. Given I don't need the extra overlocking speed, I'll save on power draw for now and enjoy a great card. Note, with the good power draw, this card is great in smaller or more restrictive cases as well, as it should still keep cool. Just keep in mind, it's not the gamer 215W version of the card. You might be able to squeeze a bit more performance out of that one, but I still think there's no need. Enjoy the quiet and power efficient performance, it's an amazing card. Edit: FYI, after playing with it a bit more, I can overclock the memory up near 1700+ before I get stability issues going up around 1800, but I've backed off to +1500 on the memory, and I've been able to undervolt the card at .95v (normally capped at 1.1) for less than a 1% performance hit and a 20% power draw reduction (around 160 tdp rather than the usual 195-200), and I've rarely seen the card over 63C temps even when I was overclocking it under heavy load (running it around +225 over this card's stock speed in furmark). I may have won the Silicon Lottery, but the card has been amazing, and I'd recommend one to anyone looking for a cool running card with a lot of possible headroom.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2023 by Bront
Okay so there's a lot of controversy around this card for it's price point, and that's a valid response to Nvidia's pricing in the current GPU landscape. Dropping this card down $50 at the very least would make sense. However this is the market right now and if you're building a new rig, this card starts to make sense. If you're upgrading from a 3080 or 3080ti it might not(except for Frame Generation). Having said that though, this card definitely delivers, since I've upgraded from a 3060 desktop variant. Pros: The card is fast and if you're into ray tracing(I am), it won't let you down(with DLSS 3 enabled anyway) Also to kick those extra frames with RT enabled, Frame Generation is a great feature as well. For visual enthusiasts this card won't leave you thirsting even with 4k gaming. 12gb of Vram is plenty at least at the moment for any game. I currently play at 1440p high settings, ultra is just frame waste in my personal opinion. The visual fidelity just isn't any better to me. This card runs cool, and it's even under the TDP of a 3060. Yes it only has 192bit memory bandwidth but that doesn't impact how the card performs with all the tech onboard. It's a beast for an entry level, no frills model. If you want RGB then this is too barebones for you. If you want solid FPS, great visuals with a low power draw, this card will do just fine. It's a two slot card, with one 8pin connector for power that gets the job done. You could run this on 650w power supply just fine, even though I already have a 750w in my current system. Fan speed is almost unnoticeable and there's no coil whine, even under intensive gaming, like Cyberpunk 2077. Cons: It's plain, no RGB. If you have a smaller case this card may be too big, go with the ASUS double fan model, if you still like ASUS after the whole mobo fiasco ;) Overall; Get the card, it won't let you down. It just works.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2023 by Wagnaut
I put together a high end system for my dad to do video editing, AMD 7950 128gb DDR5 & discrete Sound I ran a few benches and it did as expected. I run cooling at 100% and these fans do a pretty good job without too much noise. I should say I am running a total of 17 fans & even though all but the water and power and video are noctua 1700rpm and variable 3000 in the rear running about half speed. It is not as loud as you would imagine. I used an Anidees AI Raider XL case and took great care doing my best i could to dampen sound. Anyhow BIG case great thermal control So the card though i kept it on the Mobo gets plenty of airflow so i can stress the system without it throttling down the video. If i were going for gaming rig though and had the $$$ i would prefer something water cooled as the case has the ability to house a 360mm 2nd radiator. Heck by the time i post this better options no doubt exist though from what i have seen the prices & availabilty still kinda suck. Look no flashy lights just a good heatsink & fans that are up to the task, no badges [We don't need no stinking badges.]. I chose this card as at the time it was the right choice and has good cooling capability, but if you need to edit 8k you might be as well off with an RTX3600 v2 as it is far more cost effective & with good cooling options or by now 4060ti these things move faster than reviews are, well very time sensitive.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023 by O. Ogden
Very impressed with this card. I chose this one because it struck that nice balance between overall performance, VRAM, and price point (bought it at MSRP). My last card was a 3070, for which I way overpaid during COVID, and this is a definite step up. I play First Person Shooters and Flight Sims and this card has been working great for both, well over 100+ FPS and stable with VR, using a Meta Quest 2 and Steam VR as a pass through. I was able to use this in an ITX case, so an mATX or ATX case should have plenty of room. Nice that it has a 200W TDP so I was able to use my existing 750W Seasonic power supply and only need 1-8pin connector. All games look and play great on my 45" LG Ultrawide at 5120x1440. This card is quiet too so I have almost no background noise when gaming. Color didn't matter, I don't have an RGB LED setup anyway so that was an added bonus. I'd buy this again if I needed another card.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2025 by Derrick
RE: MSI RTX 4070 Ventus 3x 12g OC To begin, this is one incredible card, reading some of the comments it appears it’s a little misunderstood by some. The idea behind this model (light with might) is to minimize psu connection efforts using a standard 8 pin (PCIE) connector (which is all you really need) and to keep it as light as possible to curtail the need for additional support, they did great job it’s only 4oz heavier than my 3060 ti Ventus 2x, the back plate is constructed of a light vinyl composite that’s strong enough to protect it and prevent it from sagging. The MSI RTX 4070 Ventus 3x 12g OC is approximately 50% faster than the 3060 ti but that doesn’t begin to tell the story. The 4070 is 80+% faster at image rendering, FPS is up significantly which varies per game and each game setup, for instance with Doom Eternal set at FHD with all other settings being equal the increase was approximately 100 FPS. The efficiency of this gpu cannot be overstated, using Doom Eternal again, the 3060 ti under an average heavy load (master levels on nightmare); Temps: 70-75C, Power: 185-200W, the 4070 wouldn’t break a sweat; Temps: 55-65C, Power: 155-165W while enjoying a 100 FPS increase, these are average values with fluctuations expected. The MSI RTX 4070 Ventus 3x 12g OC is virtually silent, really, I haven't heard a single sound from this card. I’m on my second driver (531.79) with no issues to report. Performance-wise it’s on track with the RTX 3080 maybe edging it a bit and will do this using 38% less power. Supported resolutions include FHD, QHD and 4K, this card shines at FHD and QHD. DLSS 3.0 including frame generation is a game changer, there are 35+ supported games (for DLSS 3.0), and the list is growing. Ray tracing is improved for this series (game specific) in unison with DLSS 3.0. The dimensions of this card are 308 x 120 x 43 mm (12.12” X 4.72” x 1.69”) if your case is too small MSI makes a smaller version MSI RTX 4070 Ventus 2x 12g OC with the same power. If your current setup (gpu ) uses an 8 pin (PICE) connection and it meets the psu minimum requirements (650W) it will only take a few minutes to install this card.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2023 by Fred
This was the final piece to my near full PC rebuild, and it was a dramatic increase from my previous GTX 1060 6GB. Runs games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Baldur's Gate incredibly well at 1080p, especially with DLSS enabled and without temps rising any higher than around 60-70°C. My only issue with this card initially was a loud and jarring coil whine, but this was remedied with an upgraded power supply. This is a great card for anyone who needs a current generation GPU to play just about any current generation game without breaking the bank for a 4080 or 4090. Although probably not the card you need if you're looking to do 4k gaming or serious rendering or AI work, but suits 1080p gaming and occasional video rendering perfectly.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023 by Robert Eppich
I love this card. I updated from a RTX 3070 to this and run on a 1440p 165hz monitor. Great looking games look and play better. You can see the difference in titles like The Last of Us, Redfall, Witcher 3, and Hogwarts Legacy. Very smooth and I like the reduced power requirements. Wish it had some Rgb lighting but not a deal breaker *please note that through Amazon, this card doesn’t appear to be part of the Overwatch 2 Battlepass bundle promotion that is going on with the 4000 series. I purchased it through Amazon because of the ease of shipping and reliability, but it seems as though they aren’t taking part in the promotion or something. I was directed though MSIs page to Amazon and ordered but didn’t get any information about the code for redemption. Tried Amazon customer service because the landing page for the promotion on Amazon was shut down (ended today even though I purchased before the end date). Customer service couldn’t locate any info on the promotion. I provided all the info I saw on Nvidia and MSI regarding it. Basically hit a brick wall. Such a shame, as I went with Amazon for their reliability. I don’t regret my purchase but I’ll definitely be making sure that if there is a promotion to check and see that Amazon is really taking part in it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2023 by Eochoa78
This is a little noisy. Sounds like a small lawn mower, but I guess thats the price of cooling the card. 300 fps solid with no lag or 1% lows in everything on high. Make sure to turn off vsync and in resident evil turn the vram down to 8 not 10 for 400 fps as opposed to 25 fps. This thing does what I wanted it to do. I dont know if its any good for streaming, but really is a strong step up from a 3060... for twice the price, but hay at least its not 1k and has 12gb of vram. So the price is a bit steep but a 3060 on youtube was doing like 90 fps which I was getting with a i7 and integrated graphics, so what good would that be. W000000!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023 by S.P.Jones