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Asus tuf 3070 ti GeForce RTX 3070 8GB

Asus tuf 3070 ti TUF Gaming: Power, Clocks, Thermals, Fan Speeds and Noise

For our power, thermal, etc., testing, we’ve tested the asus tuf 3070 ti card in Gaming Mode, OC Mode, and with our manual overclock. We run Metro Exodus at 1440p ultra (no DLSS or DXR) and FurMark running at 1600×900 in stress test mode. Each one loops a test sequence for about 10 minutes, and we use Powenetics software for in-line power measurement, with GPU-Z tracking clocks, temps, and fan speeds. Unfortunately, while HWInfo64 now reports GDDR6X memory temperatures, that doesn’t apply to vanilla GDDR6 memory. Presumably, it runs cooler since it’s only clocked at 14Gbps, but we weren’t able to check.

Asus RTX 3070 TUF Gaming: 1440p Gaming Performance

Running at 2560×1440 is generally the best balance between resolution and frame rate, especially since 144Hz 1440p displays are relatively affordable — you can even get FreeSync and G-Sync Compatible IPS displays for around $300-$400, which is what we recommend for most people. Performance drops on average by approximately 20 percent compared to 1080p, but all of the games continue to run at more than 60 fps, outside of the two games where we’ve enabled DXR (Dirt 5 and Watch Dogs Legion — though WDL does have the option to use DLSS, which we haven’t done here.)

The factory overclock on the asus tuf 3070 ti Gaming gives it a 5 percent lead over the 3070 FE, which isn’t particularly significant. Manually overclocking the Asus card also puts it (barely) ahead of the stock RX 6800 again, with a similar set of wins in losses in the individual games. This is about as far as we’d recommend pushing the RTX 3070 for most gamers.

Technically (see below), you can run at 4K as well, and with the right combination of game and settings, you might even break 60 fps still. However, 1440p 144Hz gaming simply feels much smoother than 4K gaming, even if you have a high-end 4K monitor. But let’s see the actual numbers.

Asus RTX 3070 TUF Gaming Vulcan

Some people love flashy cards with tons of RGB lighting and other extras. The asus tuf 3070 ti TUF Gaming skips most of that (other than a relatively subdued RGB logo) and instead focuses on delivering great performance and cooling. We haven’t tested Asus’s higher-end 3070 ROG Strix OC card, which boasts a boost clock of 1935MHz on the top model, but we have difficulty believing it will be much faster than the TUF Gaming OC. If you want to eke out the last few MHz from a GPU, that’s fine, but for most people, it’s better to get a more reasonably priced card rather than one packing all the bells and whistles.

With the asus tuf 3070 ti, you get excellent cooling and better than reference performance, nothing more, nothing less. The original launch price was $550, just $50 more than the 3070 Founders Edition, and we can easily get behind that sort of offering. Unfortunately, in the current market, it’s more difficult to say how much you should be willing to spend. The Asus Store lists the 3070 TUF OC at $650 now, supposedly due to the increased tariffs on graphics card imports from China. Obviously, it’s also due to the extreme demand for any reasonably potent graphics card, and you won’t find the card readily available at anywhere close to $650 right now.

Specification of asus tuf 3070 ti

• Model : TUF-RTX3070-O8G-GAMING
• Interface : PCI Express 4.0
• Memory size : 8GB
• Ports : 2 x HDMI 2.1 / 3 x DisplayPort 1.4a / 4 x Multi-Monitor Support
• Power connector : 2 x 8-Pin
• Cooler : Triple Fans
• Card dimensions ( L X H )  : 11.80″ x 5.00″
• Max GPU Lenght : 300 mm

Components of asus tuf 3070 ti

• 1 X ASUS TUF GeForce RTX 3070 8GB

Shipping of asus tuf 3070 ti

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