It's just a little lost in the now flooded catalog of RTX 30 cards from NVIDIA. The cooling solution is top-notch, and the Ampere architecture allows for some serious frame gains over the previous generation of RTX cards. NVIDIA shot itself in the foot with the 3070 Ti, which is a shame for vendors like ASUS as the TUF Gaming RTX 3070 Ti is a very capable graphics card.
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Those who are looking for a generous upgrade over Turing GPUs.Those who want to try out ray tracing and DLSS.Those who want a high-end 1440p gaming experience.Source: Rich Edmonds / Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Rich Edmonds / Windows Central) Who it's for
If one looks closely to the left of the dual 8-pin power ports, a small toggle allows for a quick switch between performance and quiet modes. On the rear of the GPU is the usual array of three DisplayPort 1.4a and a single HDMI 2.1, as is the case with most RTX 3070 and RTX 3070 Ti cards. Interestingly, ASUS took a leaf out of NVIDIA's book with a cut-out in the metal backplate for air to pass through from the right-most fan, much like the RTX 30-series founders edition GPUs. While the ASUS TUF Gaming RTX 3070 Ti isn't as heavy as larger and more powerful cards, you can still notice a slight dip from left to right after installed onto a PCIe slot. On the rear of the GPU is a metal bracket to help with graphics card sagging. The passive cooling on this card is massive. This can clearly be seen on the side, as well as a small RUG RGB logo (that can be hidden behind cabling if ran from below) and sizable GeForce RTX branding. Even the fan rotation has been optimized for reduced turbulence, which we weren't able to confirm but temperatures were solid after running some high-end games and benchmarks.īeneath the shroud and fans are two heatsinks, one side dedicated to the GPU and the other for RAM. While this is the "more affordable" RTX 3070 Ti, ASUS managed to include an all-metal shroud with three dual-ball bearing axial-tech fans upfront.
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