EVGA 08G-P5-3755-KR GeForce RTX 3070 XC3 Ultra Gaming, 8GB GDDR6, iCX3 Cooling, ARGB LED, Metal Backplate

Great GPU, 560 for this XC3 Ultra (pre-tariff) was a great snag. Nowadays the price is going up and up at "retail msrp" but back at 560 I had 0 issue paying that and felt the money was worth. The GPU runs at a max of 62-65c @35-45% fan speed, but I've got 1 extra PSU shroud fan feeding some extra air into it to be fair, it runs super cool and quiet (note that afterburner fan curves only affect 2 fans as of writing 2/22/21 and fan % is wrong on readout, tip for when you set yours up use PX1 for real control of all 3 fans and correct %'s). I added a $13 uphere sag bracket, worth it mine was sagg

I needed to build a new computer. I sourced out a great list of parts including 5950x CPU, MSI Prestige Creation X570 Main Board, 64 gigs of Gskill Ram, 2TB of NVME Storage, Phantek 719 Case and Seasonic 1100 Watt 80+ Platinum Powersupply. The only issue I had was trying to find a videocard. Due to the Recent climate caused by the Pandemic, short Silicon supply, manufacturing shortages/low stock/high demand, and the crypto boom it was hard to find a video card.As many people can see, there are tons of cards being sold 2x, 3x or more than the MSRP. This card retails about 699, Plus Tax . So rea

Great card, Coming from the evga 2060 ko ultra. the extra 2 gb makes a big difference in games. I can now play games like control with settings not going all over the place. Handles 1080p very well. Should keep up with games for the next few years. Wanting to test out my 1440p monitor to see what the performance difference is. at 1080p I can now stream games and handle it well with medium to high settings.

Fantastic card, plug and play out preforms the Founder Edition and is very quiet with good cooling. For competing cards this size it looks to have a higher power limit and still has 3 fans. Yes i paid over MSRP but significantly less than the 2080TI for close to the same performance. Ray tracing works fantastic on this card, far better than my 2080, and DLSS is also fantastic for high FPS.

Awesome value for the money. I am using a 1440p 144hz monitor and I am consistently getting over 70+fps on AAA games set to Max settings. I'm coming from a 2070 Super and it is night and day. The real icing on the cake is the ray tracing but more than anything DLSS makes your FPS skyrocket when turned on. If you can get your hands on one I definitely recommend. The noise level is near non existent.

So far it works great. Runs every game like a champ no issues. Still getting the the finite adjustments with minimal problems but overall canny complain. Never gets hot and has a nice little led light as well. The backplate is also nice to have. It runs every game I have (World of Tanks, Apex, Rocket League, CSGO, Valorant) in 2K with 170+. Amazing card for the money (630)

I know I'm not saying anything earthshattering in the title, but seriously, this card is incredible at the $500 dollar price. I managed to snag it directly from Amazon at EVGA's MSRP of $560. I do just want to stress that you should not be paying more than $700 for it or any other 3070 models unless you absolutely have to. The card looks incredible as well (especially after the removal of the red end cap thing.

Yes its expensive these days because of the demand and lack of supply but I'm not going to talk about that.The card itself is whisper quiet - I can't even hear it on non gaming situations, fan goes up and is slightly auditable when it needs to bring up its own clock rate and power. Very good frame rate with high details and is driving two 140hz monitors at 1440p and VR is fantastically smooth. And yes I got a brand new sealed 3070 unlike some earlier claiming scam...