GALAX GeForce RTX™ 4070 1-Click OC 2X, Xtreme Tuner App Control, 12GB, GDDR6X, 192-bit, DP*3/HDMI 2.1/DLSS 3/Gaming Graphics Card

Behold, THE Miku PCPerformance is outstanding, ideal for playing at 1080p 120-144 fps on high-ultra settings (Paired with a Ryzen 5 5600x and 32GB of DDR4 3600mhz RAM). I typically run at 120 fps on high-ultra without ray tracing at 1080p and have no issues. Massive performance increase over the RTX 3060 ti with only 8GB of VRam vs this one's 12 GB. Main games I play are both modern and old CoD, Resident evil remakes, Halo MCC and Infinite, and Fortnite. Excellent performance on all of them.The size is great for my case (Corsair 4000d airflow) and I am going to be honest: I was a little hesitant to go from a 2 fan GPU to 3 fan because of the size. Especially since I have a CPU liquid cooler on the front of my case (See pic 2) and I have to say, it fits in perfectly in a Mid Case. I was worried the GPU was going to be pushed right up against the fan on my cooler but it has some breathing room. I've always assumed that 3 fan GPUs need a full tower to be properly accommodated, I was completely wrong.The RGB is a plus and although the app on iOS is absolute dumpterfire, im glad the actual exe on windows works similar to Corsair's iCue. Typical RGB and speed customization options with some distinctive variety. Only major issue is how dingy and chinese malware-esque the software's aesthetics are (see pic 3). It doesnt run in a rectangular window (runs in this weird controller-shaped window) but I will say it is responsive and easy to navigateAppearance-wise, I wanted the white version instead because it would match my white build more than pink could ever do but the pink version was $40 USD less than the black or white versions. I don't mind it all at this point, as long as the performance outweighs the "sacrifice" I made for aesthetics.Lastly, the piece runs quiet and cool which is very nice to have (note: "loud" PCs can also be fixed by having a quieter PSU. Yes, it really does help). I never overclock my equipment as it is unnecessary for what I do, therefore I dont have anything to say about that matter. I would highly recommend going 3 fan over 2 whenever possible for any GPU solely because that extra fan really does help airflow and keeping rigs more quiet.Tl;dr, Highly recommend getting it on sale when its available. Performance is impeccable and aesthetics are nice plus integrated RGB is a nice bonus. 9.5/10 - solely because card is made by a lower end 3rd party manufacturer and plastic feels slightly cheap.

The Galaxy RTX 4070 is a great GPU for its price. Performance-wise, it’s fast, efficient, and stays cool even under load. It handles gaming and productivity tasks really well without overheating.The build quality isn’t the best—it feels a bit cheaper compared to premium models—but for the price, it’s totally acceptable. The design and visuals are nice, and it fits well in most builds.If you’re looking for a budget-friendly RTX 4070, this is a solid choice. It delivers great performance without breaking the bank. Highly recommended!

I was looking to build a secondary gaming and streaming PC and need a graphics card. I wanted to get something that was within my budget and was positioned in performance in the mid to high tier range.After much research I decided to go with the Galax RTX 4070 EX for several reasons1- Price was right well within my budget2- Specs and OC capabilities3- Fan cooler heatsink and backplate - Love the larger fans4- Solid stylingAfter an easy install I wanted to test the card a bit. This card ran like a champ. I played some COD MW 2 Warzone, APEX, CSGO and was seriously impressed. The card under load stayed cool the fans and heatsink did their job quite well. The performance was beyond my expectations. My FPS at high quality settings was well above what I had expected in all games and way better than before.I look forward to streaming and testing out that functionality and will update when I do.So far after using it for a short time I can say if you are in the market for a RTX 4070 or mid to top tier range gaming graphics card. I can't express it any clearer get this card and thank me later.

This GPU is still a great performance option on a budget. I haven’t used the OC function yet, haven’t seen a need for it. I saw other versions of this card that allowed you to turn off the backlight on the logo, this does not have that option. I was going for a no frills build without RBG lighting, a white logo isn’t terrible. Great card, mated with a B650 micro-ATX MB, Ryzen 9 7900x, and 64bg of DDR5, it’s a solid performer.

This is my first gaming GPU purchase and I'm not disappointed. I purchased it for 3d rendering though, not gaming.Pros:-Runs super cool, around 28-30 on idle. Fans don't even spin so it's completely silent.-Powerful-Looks amazing in all white and black/white builds-COMES IN PINKCons:-The documentation could be better. Being my first GPU, I had to research online how to plug it in correctly because the 2-3 sentences included were not descriptive enough and the illustrations were confusion. Couldn't find any additional documentation on the website either. It also comes with a tiny wire which I assume is for ARGB but it's not labeled or described anywhere in the documentation. I left it off since I don't mind the rainbow look.Other:-Runs at 80 degrees at full load. I have an air choked mini-itx case though, so I feel like that's pretty good. With a higher airflow case, you'll see even better temps. It is obviously quite loud at full load.-Would be nice if the white and pink versions came with color matched cables-Probably a little more expensive than some models, but I don't mind paying a little extra for aesthetics.

Everything about it is perfect. The power draw, the capacity of it from speed to performance, the price of it and the size of it. It makes a lil noise but that’s fine with me! It was well worth the buy.