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

Love this card. No issues and runs games like a champ. This is the bottle neck of my machine but only because I have a 2k monitor with hi refresh rate, so don't complain if you don't get the frames you want if you have my setup. 60 fps on new games is just fine on max settings

This was my upgrade from an RTX 2060, and let me tell you... It was worth the upgrade! Before, I was able to game in 2k with good frame rates for most games, but not all. With this RTX 3070, I'm able to play every game in 2k and take advantage of my 144Hz monitors!I bought this when it was on sale for $630, so it was definitely worth that price. This card packs a big enough punch that it would be solid even between $700-$800 as well.The fan speeds and such are configurable through EVGA software, which is handy. Fresh out of the box, it wasn't too loud though. The 3 fan setup does a great job of keeping it cool as well. No complaints here!NOTE: If you're running a micro ATX case, this card will probably not fit. I've got my PC in the Fractal Meshify case and I've got about a 1.5 inch clearance between the GPU and my front case fans. So be considerate of that when purchasing.

I bought this after prices fell but are still wacky. I waited long enough to replace my RX 580. Perhaps if I held out longer, I could have paid less but I certainly got a better deal than many did and only paid $20 more over the price of the EVGA 3060 here on Amazon. Lol wacky pricing indeed.Anyways I am very happy as this is a big noticeable upgrade for me. I also wanted to get one last EVGA card as they will no longer make cards. This card feels overbuilt for a 3070 and runs cool. My RX 580 fans would come on all the time, but I have not yet noticed them on this. I am not a big gamer and I expect this card will be good for many years. This completes my computer build that started over a year ago to replace my 10 year old setup. Obviously, the difference is huge.

I have always used EVGA GPUs without any issues. Since my first build I have always used EVGA beginning with a GTX 670, then a 1080 which lasted far longer than it had any right, then a 3080Ti, and finally this 3070, a gift for my brother. EVGA cards have continued to perform. Great card performs as I am used to and as I have come to expect from EVGA. Even with EVGA closing down the GPU production side of their business they continued to perform RMA for their GPUs so there was no worry about defects, even if the card arrived dead EVGA makes it right again.

At first I thought I might want an RTX 3080, but I found out this thing runs all the games I like to play well above 100 fps on a 1440p monitor (DRG, Starbase, No Mans Sky). I guess I haven't ever noticed the fans blowing despite the graphics reaching full load. From my tests mining cryptocurrency, the card hovers around 61 deg C at 55 MH/s and 110W. I've never seen temperatures above 71 deg C. This card is more than enough power for the next 4-8 years, not to mention it is energy efficient and great value.

I knew it had a large Footprint but I did not expect length (fan shroud) off the back end in my use case I had to modify /remove the very end of the shroud due to the curve of the plastic ..not a fault of the card or Amazon , was just 3/16" to large to clear the HDD cage in my case .. it runs quiet for me was really alot more card then what I needed however with the drop In prices I just went for it ..plays everything I want it to just fine ,except fallout 4 crashes out alot with AA turned on , probably the game and not the card at fault here .Overall I'm happy with it and would really recommend it over a 3060 series or less your just getting alot more for not a giant price difference to step up 1 tier .

Works great, running it on a Asrock B450 Pro 4 board with a Ryzen 7 2700x and 16GB DDR4 3000Most of my games are 100+ fps now at 1080p, I still have to tweak some games though such as Red Dead Remption 2 and Cyberpunk 2077 but its alot better then I had (previous card was a GTX 1070)Sad to see that EVGA won't be doing video cards anymore into the future, they been my choice for at least 20 years and this will be my last one from them :(

When I saw these things finally at msrp I snagged one up. Been wanting one since they were announced, being able to run anything on high settings while keeping a more than playable framerate(typically 50+ on ultra settings. 100+ on mid-level settings) is such a thrill for me. Especially since I used to solely play on nintendo console. Woortth iiiitttt