MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 3070 LHR 8GB GDRR6 256-Bit HDMI/DP Nvlink Torx Fan 2 Ampere Architecture OC Graphics Card (RTX 3070 Ventus 2X 8G OC LHR)

double the actual price. I dont know why all this graphics card so way over the MRP. Those who are looking to buy there are better options available

Funciona muy bien. La instale a una placa b450 con un ryzen 5 3400g y aunque seguramente tengo cuello de botella ha funcionado los juegos que he probado van con todo en ultra a 1080p 60 fps. Algo importante de mencionar es que en mi placa micro atx obtruye el segundo puerto pci por lo alto de la tarjeta.

The media could not be loaded.  Pros:- Doom Eternal runs 70 FPS at 4k with RT and DLSS on and all settings maxed out, except for texture pool size which doesn't fit into 8gb. No impact on how cool the game looks tho! My CPU is also 10 years old and it doesn't even matter!- Small form factor, fits into tight spaces -- it's not too thick and not too wide and not too long - it's just the perfect size- Overclocks great BUT games might crash after 30 minutes of play if you overdo it, even if Unigine Heaven stress test passes.- Looks slick af. Just love holding it in my hands. No RGB stuff - some people might find it a con, but my box is always open so I don't want too much light while I'm asleep.- Inexpensive. I got it for $525 before the price went back up. I thought that is the max price I'd pay for it. Right now it's $100 extra which seems overpriced -- go for 3080 instead if you need one now.- Fans completely stop when idle, great for noise level and all.- 225W power draw at its peak, according to Afterburner. You'll need two separate cables from PSU (not one that splits!). This isn't too bad: a 3080 is probably 50% more power hungry.- Overall, great experience owning this card. No coil whine. Most games work great at 4k (with DLSS).Cons:- Fans spin at ~90% during active gaming. But if you push them to 95%+, some weird noise appears (See video)

Great 1440p gpu. Runs all high settings and high fps. Bought it at 679.99. $140 less than a ti. Looks amazing in my case too

*Packaging*The product came in wrapped plastic which made me feel confident it its state*Size and compatability*The dimensions of the cards we just perfect for my SFF PC build (Case is the SG 13)The strange thing is that requires 2x 8-pin power connector adn i think for a card of this size an 8-pin + 6-pin would have been emough.*Performance*I ran all the games that I could think of maxed out and I get a solid 60 FPS at 1080p. Yes I know that the RTX 3070 is an overkill for 1080p, 60hz refresh rate setup but I do plan to upgrade my monitor in the future. Additonally, I ran the Superposition benchmark and got a score of 24217. I also ran Heavens benchmark and got a score of 5264. Lastly, I ran SPECViewPerf test with some viewsets and got some really good results.(More details in the screenshots)*Thermals*Judging by the TDP of the card and its power requirements I was afraid that in my SG13 case the card would be toasty. But thankfully,the maximum temperature under stress is 75 degrees celsius.during normal gaming sessions I get an average temp of 65-68 degrees celsius. At idle, when I force the fans ON, the average temperature is 36 degrees celsius.All of those results were obtained at factory settings. I can't imagine what will happen when I undervolt it. The one thing that has been bugging me is that zero rpm fan mode, without the fans running at idle the temperature may reach 47 degrees and I don't think thats good for the longevity of the card. This card fullfills my requirements as I am not looking forward to any kind of overclocking

The label with the part and serial numbers has been peeled off an RTX 3070 and stuck on this RTX 3050. You can see the wrinkling on one end of the label and the other end is coming off. Device manager in windows identifies this card as an RTX 3050. Obviously done on purpose. ...kevin