“If you wanted a 4080 / 4080 Super but don't want to pay that ridiculous price tag, this is about it.
This card has 256-bit bus, 16GB of VRAM (just like 4080 / 4080 super), so it justifies the price increase over 4070 Super if you are aiming to future-proof against VRAM-heavy AAA titles in the future.
It just has less cores so it performs about 10-15% less than the 4080 super on average, which I honestly did not feel is worth 200-300 bucks more (spend this elsewhere in your build lol).
Zotac's Trinity 4070Ti Super stays in the middle of the pack in TechPowerUp's 4070Ti Super roundup (check the youtube video or their website, it gives you a really good idea of which models to buy). The fans are also very quiet and also consumes less power while still performing pretty well. I am also doing an ITX build, so that smaller-size of the Zotac variant is extremely helpful, giving me a lot more leeway to manage my cables.
The box also includes:
1. 12VHPWR splitter cable -> try not to use this and get a better PSU with native 12VHPWR support. Just makes it so much cleaner.
2. GPU anti-sag support -> I recommend just vertical-mounting your GPUs to 100% avoid the issue with GPU sag. Otherwise, this could be useful I guess. It does feel super solid with a thumb-nut to adjust the height, and it has magnetic base so you don't need to screw it down or anything.”
