GIGABYTE RTX 4070 SUPER Gaming OC $600 at Best Buy / PNY RTX 4070 SUPER 12GB XLR8 Gaming VERTO

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More of a warm deal than hot, but you can get a RTX 4070 Super with a nice cooler for $50 off the normal price of $650.

GIGABYTE - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER Gaming OC

In terms of noise while gaming it should be much quieter than the two fan models that tend to cost $600 normally.

Edit: PNY GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER 12GB XLR8 Gaming VERTO EPIC-X RGB Overclocked Triple Fan is now $600.

PNY XLR8 cooler is quite decent as well if you're looking for an MSRP card. Seems like this might become standard pricing now.

 

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More of a warm deal than hot, but you can get a RTX 4070 Super with a nice cooler for $50 off the normal price of $650.

GIGABYTE - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER Gaming OC

In terms of noise while gaming it should be much quieter than the two fan models that tend to cost $600 normally.

I have this exact card and it is very well behaved. Idles at 34c and max temp I've seen is 64c. Also has a 145% power target.
Cant hear it over my AIO.

 

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I have this exact card and it is very well behaved. Idles at 34c and max temp I've seen is 64c. Also has a 145% power target.
Cant hear it over my AIO.

What do you get on the core/memory clock? I think most allow for a 110 to 120% power target. Wondering if 145% can squeeze extra performance out of it.

I have a Zotac, which also works well and is very quiet. At the time it was cheaper than this Gigabyte. I would strongly recommend anyone who wants a 4070/4070 Super to get something like the Zotac Trinity or Gigabyte Super Gaming OC. I had an ASUS 4070 Dual which worked and even OCed great, but it was very loud. So much so that I side graded to the Zotac 4070 Super.

 

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What do you get on the core/memory clock? I think most allow for a 110 to 120% power target. Wondering if 145% can squeeze extra performance out of it.

I have a Zotac, which also works well and is very quiet. At the time it was cheaper than this Gigabyte. I would strongly recommend anyone who wants a 4070/4070 Super to get something like the Zotac Trinity or Gigabyte Super Gaming OC. I had an ASUS 4070 Dual which worked and even OCed great, but it was very loud. So much so that I side graded to the Zotac 4070 Super.

Below 60c the clocks are 2835/10502, above 60c 2820/10502. The card is a beast and I haven't even felt the need to OC...yet.
It's pretty big too @ 11.81in x 5.12in.

At 145% PT it sucks down 245w board power and 201w chip power. Hotspot gets around 71c at the hottest. I have it in a old HAF 932 so it gets plenty of airflow.
My 2060 ran hotter than this GPU does .

I've only played Control and The Callisto Protocol maxed out at 4K w/ RT so far. So I'll see if it gets any hotter later down the road.