ProArt 4070 Ti/4080 Updates - Direct from Asus

[@spike178]

Really want the 4080 super proart in my small itx case.

[@JohnLCharette]

Agreed! I've been searching for one, but can't find any in stock in Canada. When I find one, I'll do my best to get one to review. The ProArt series GPUs are perfect for ITX builds.

[@lofiplays_live]

It looks and performes really well, but i had terrible luck with my Pro Art Rtx 4080 super. The coil whine was obnoxious but that doesnt mean yours will be the same. It is still a beautiful and powerful graphics card!

[@JohnLCharette]

I just picked up a ProArt 4080 Super and it's been amazing. Stay tuned for a full review soon.

[@mrbabyhugh]

5:03 I'm from the Caribbean, and over my lifetime what I noticed is that North Americans and how they pronounce A when it begins a word is "Ah" and not just "A". Caribbean I'm from is influenced by England, the "mother" of the English language.

[@RoyBrown777]

God I wish more video cards were made for Adults and not children, it's a beautiful looking card. If I was in the market, I'd get it just because it doesn't look like a circus.

[@JohnLCharette]

I couldn't agree more. It's such a great design and I'm glad Asus put so much effort into the design of their ProArt series. That's one thing I truly appreciate about Asus.. they take risks to go up and above on their products.

[@SimplySketchyGT]

Ahhh man I’m an adult and I love the ROG design…. But I bought the ProArt 😅

[@ALxdCr4ftPlays]

I've chosen the Asus ProArt RTX 4080 OC as my GPU for my new PC build - it looks nice, and I've seen a lot of negative reviews with the TUF easily reaching 75'C. And they have good support for New Zealand and Australia.

[@JohnLCharette]

Amazing! I don't think you'll go wrong. It's such a beautiful and well-built card. The fact that you can get a 4080 in a 2.5-slot card, is incredible. I'm really happy with what Asus is doing with their ProArt series.

[@thedarkswindler8124]

Is it good for gaming tho? I dont care about creative thing at all. Is it good as much as tuf or rog strix? or proart version gets hotter than other versions?

[@JohnLCharette]

Yeah, it's excellent for gaming. I game on mine at 1400p ultra-wide, all the time. The TUF has 'better' thermals and the Strix has more overclocking potential but all three perform very similarly out of the box. If you don't care about RGB or overclocking but want a solid card, the ProArt works well. It was designed for smaller form factor or using two of them. The TUF is the same price, but it's bulky. If you have the room, the TUF is the better buy.

[@thedarkswindler8124]

@@JohnLCharette thank you! Also, I have a 2k monitor as well. I don’t think temperature would be a problem but is it gets hotter than other versions? Temperature is very important for me because where I live is very hot especially in summer.

[@JohnLCharette]

If thermals are really important to you. I recommend the TUF card, for sure. It also gives you more compatibility with a waterblock, if you did want to watercool the card in the future.

[@James-tm6ku]

underrated!!

[@GEORGE_BROSKI]

Great review man. I bought the asus 4080 super tuf gaming. But it barely fits in my case and will bend the 12vhpwr connector up in the glass and I’m not risking a $1000 dollar melting card. So wanted to downsize without sacrificing performance. So which comes to my question. Do you think this card has will be good for gaming as well? A lot of people say it’s for “creator” stuff. I will mainly be gaming and playing VR. Thanks

[@JohnLCharette]

YES! It's the exact same GPU core, so it will perform the exact same for gaming and playing VR. The biggest differences between the TUF and the ProArt is that the TUF has a much bigger heatsink, which is why you're having a tough time in your case. Due to that larger heatsink, it will run a bit cooler. One thing to consider is that the ProArt series only has one HDMI port vs two on the TUF series. That could be important for VR. Lastly, the TUF has a bit of RGB and the ProArt doesn't. Performance wise, they'll be the same. I'm using a ProArt 4080 Super in my system right now and it works great in every game I play. I'm working on the review right now. Give me a week or so and it will be live.

[@GEORGE_BROSKI]

@@JohnLCharette alright thanks for the info, I appreciate it. It’d be nice to see some benchmarks of some popular titles because I can’t find one review of this card that has benchmarks. And like I said, good review, very well made video 👍

[@JohnLCharette]

I just finished recording it. I should have it online sometime this week :)

[@JohnLCharette]

It just dropped! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bV7CiZusq9KZkJY

[@squatch545]

Thermals still aren't great though. Nice to know about the studio drivers.

[@JohnLCharette]

Yeah, they had to compromise a bit on the thermals due to the smaller form-factor. Yeah, they've made a huge difference for me in Davinci Resolve. Do you do a lot of video editing?

[@squatch545]

@@JohnLCharette Not a lot, but I hoping to get into it more.

[@NonLegitNation2]

I just ordered this GPU an hour ago and will receive it on Saturday. I'm planning on running it stock with Topaz Video AI, a program that really stresses a GPU. I'm going to take note of the temps and then do a repaste and replace the thermal pads with some Gelid Extreme pads. My current GPU is an RTX 3080 and when I received that GPU used from ebay the temps were horrible GPU:72C, Hotspot: 96C and Memory Junction: 110C. After a repaste and adding those gelid extreme pads it dropped my temps immensely. My new GPU temp is at the most 67C, Hotspot 72C and Memory junction: 72C. I just have to do some research to find out the thermal pad thickness on this GPU.

[@NonLegitNation2]

Update: I've had this GPU for a week now and thermals actually are great. I didn't have to repaste or repad it.

[@squatch545]

@@NonLegitNation2 Awesome. What temps are you getting?

[@InfiniteDarkMass]

Good video. Well made.

[@JohnLCharette]

Thank you so much! It was a pleasure to learn some information right from the source.

[@anitaremenarova6662]

How are the thermals and noise on your 4070ti? I'm considering getting the 4080S variant but the small dimensions worry me considering the Inno3D X3 which is closest to it in size is extremely loud.

[@JohnLCharette]

Check out my full ProArt 4070 Ti review, which includes thermals, here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joelaGRufcx4fq8 Meanwhile, I'm reviewing a ProArt 4080 Super right now, and I love it. It's super quiet, and I haven't seen core temps over 75C. I'm not sure of your timeline, but I'll have the 4080 Super review ready in the next week or so.

[@anitaremenarova6662]

@@JohnLCharette I'll make sure to tune in, won't pull the trigger on any purchase for another 2-3 weeks. Thanks for the response!

[@SuperLightningBalls]

Sounds like you still mispronounce Asus. A-soos. Not A-zoos.

[@JohnLCharette]

Yeah, you're right. I upgraded from Eh-sus to A-zoos, but it should be A-soos. I'll work on it ;) Thanks for the tip!

[@vladsta3833]

the shroud is all-metal, yes?

[@JohnLCharette]

The shroud is metal but there are black plastic components that connect the shroud to the board, as well as the end cap is plastic.

[@zeph5800]

Sup man, I'm really hesitant about my GPU. My PC will be for gaming and 3D art, and I can't really choose between the ProArt 4080 Super OC and the 4080 Super TUF, since they have almost the same price in my country (the ProArt is like 20€ cheaper). What will you choose if you were me ?

[@JohnLCharette]

Ahhh, very good question. I'm going to add this question to my list of videos to create in the future. It's a pretty easy answer based on your needs, as they are designed for two different purposes. The #1 feature of the ProArt, other than it's beautiful design, is the form factor. It's very small and they've done that on purpose. It's great for smaller builds OR if you want to stack two of them, it works really well. It does make a small compromise on thermals, but I've tested it and isn't a problem. No RGB on ProArt cards. The TUF is a thick boi. It's the thickest GPU that Asus makes. Because of that, it is able to cool really well. The TUF has some small RGB accents as well, with the dark grey shroud. The only other advantage that the TUF has, it's that it's been designed to handle waterblocks, for custom loops and the ProArt hasn't. So, if you ever plan on adding a waterblock, go with the TUF card. Both cards will perform pretty much identical while gaming and 3D art. Do you want a bigger card that cools a bit better with some RGB, or did you want a smaller sleek looking ProArt card? Let me know where you're leaning.

[@zeph5800]

@@JohnLCharette Oooh thanks for the answer that's cool ! I think I'll go with the ProArt. I'm really not a fan of RGB, I like minimalist design so it'll be perfect. I was mostly worried about the thermals but several people told me that they had 0 problems with their ProArt

[@Arkini6362]

nice content

[@JohnLCharette]

Thank you so much!

[@burnbarrelnetwork4013]

That is sharp looking

[@JohnLCharette]

Absolutely! I just saw that their new AIO was released. Very interested in checking it out.

[@user-sy6in6sv1p]

I want to buy a graphics card for creative tasks such as video editing or 3D rendering, which one should I buy and will give me more performance, I am between the Proart 4070 ti OC 12GB and the tuf 4070 ti super 16GB, which is the best option, thank you so much

[@JohnLCharette]

The TUF 4070 Ti Super will perform better because it’s a Super. If you meant ProArt 4070 Ti Super vs TUF 4070 Ti Super, then they will perform very similar, if not the same. The only caveat is that the TUF card is 2.5-3 slots. It’s a thick boy. If you have enough room in your case, it will have better thermal cooling capabilities. I hope this helps.

[@user-sy6in6sv1p]

@@JohnLCharette Thank you very much for your answer. I really appreciate you taking the time to respond to me. It has been very useful to me in making a decision. Thank you very much

[@AzureHarume]

Well made video! However, I do have a question. As someone who creates and plays games, would it even be possible to download both the studio and gaming drivers? If not, which one would be better??

[@JohnLCharette]

Thank you very much. No, you can't use both of them at the same time.. it's one or the other. You have to ask yourself, what's more important? Stability when making or playing games, then decide on the driver set. I've decided to stick with the Studio drivers myself. I've also noticed that they release Game Ready drivers more often, most likely due to the frequency of new games being released.

[@AzureHarume]

@@JohnLCharette I see, well that’s unfortunate that you can’t download both drivers at the same time but it makes sense. Thank you for the advice!

[@ll0555]

Hi i want to buy the pro art Rtx 4070 for gaming. But I am unsure bc of the thermals. Do you think it has better thermals than the ASUS dual Rtx 4070. I think so bc the prop art has better cooling? And compared to the 4070ti is the pro art version at the 4070 has good thermals guess what do you think? I like the design of the card very much and want to use for gaming can you help if it’s a good choice?

[@JohnLCharette]

Yes, I think the thermals on the ProArt 4070 will be better than the Dual 4070 based on three fans vs two fans and much more surface area to dissipate the heat. I haven't personally used the 4070 but based on the size, it looks like it shares the same form factor as the 4070 Ti. So, if anything, it probably cools better than the 4070 Ti. I think it's a great choice for gaming. *thumbs up*

[@ll0555]

@@JohnLCharettethank you very much you gave me a really good feeling about my decision to take this card for gaming :)😊

[@ll0555]

@@JohnLCharetteand a final question i didn’t really find it out on your review. It has the same gaming performance than a regular Rtx 4070. Like the ASUS Dual for example? It’s just a different design right ?

[@JohnLCharette]

Correct, the GPU itself is the same from card to card, which is the main factor for gaming performance. The only difference is if you get the OC vs non-OC version, which means the GPU is clocked slightly higher. The OC version should be 1-5% faster. The design, thermals and additional features change from model to model.

[@dudeinthesea]

how was the performance in gaming? temperature is ok? loud? thanks in advance!

[@JohnLCharette]

Check out my full review here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joelaGRufcx4fq8

[@Lewwaworschdzibbl]

I bought this one two weeks ago. I didn’t play that much games since then, but I can say in my full modded Skyrim is stutters with 8K textures with 70fps, but with 4K resolution I have 100fps with no struggle. Temperatures not over 65° Celsius. Rocket League 144fps with not even 60°. It’s a solid GPU with zero RGB and a sleek look.

[@JohnLCharette]

I assume the ProArt 4080 with those speeds. Good. I'm glad it's working well for you. I'm really happy with their GPUs.

[@Lewwaworschdzibbl]

@@JohnLCharette oh i use the ProArt 4070ti OC. Forget to write that down. I'm really happy with it

[@JohnLCharette]

Wow. That's incredible.

[@TimeSetDay]

What do you think about the ProArt 4060ti OC ?

[@JohnLCharette]

I think it's a beautiful mid-tier 4060 Ti option. Did you have any specific questions, or are you comparing it to another card? Are you using it more for gaming or workstation applications?

[@TimeSetDay]

@@JohnLCharetteI'm comparing it to the asus dual 4060ti 16gb oc, I currently have both and need to decide which one I'm gonna keep. They both are also really similar in price, so I can't really decide. By design, I am more in favor of the Proart. They both are really similar to each other but, also different. Which one would you recommend? I'm more of a casual gamer, and sometimes also use blender for fun. If I theoretically choose the dual version, won't there be an additional m.2 nvme ssd slot on the back, beneath the heatsink ?

[@JohnLCharette]

I would go with the ProArt version myself. It's a mid-tier card, whereas the dual is an entry-level card. I haven't heard anything about an m.2 slot on the dual card. I don't see any mention of it on their website, either.

[@TimeSetDay]

@@JohnLCharette I've done more research in that topic, and to summarize it is just a non commercial prototype. My source: The KZbinr "Ancient Gameplays" made a really nice video about it. It's called: "This RTX 4060Ti has one NMVE SSD SLOT that you can use!" Just look it up and you will find it. He got really into detail about it, even benchmarks in consideration of the ssd and also cooling.

[@JohnLCharette]

Yeah, it's interesting.. I saw the same video come up on my feed, but I still can't find any details on the Asus website. You'd think they'd want to market that detail. Is an additional M.2 slot super important to you? I only have one m.2 hard drive, so most motherboards have at least one or two slots available.

[@sgg74]

you still haven't learn how to pronounce Asus ... even after you play the video with the correct pronunciation

[@JohnLCharette]

I noticed at one spot, I say it the old way. #oldhabits

[@sgg74]

;) @@JohnLCharette

[@muhammedkaraca7795]

hello bro. Which graphics card is better? for i7 14700k and asus tuf z690 plusddr5. Gigabyte RTX 4070 TI Windforce OC - MSI RTX 4070 TI Ventus 3X E 12G OC - MSI RTX 4070 TI Gaming X Slim - proart 4070 ti

[@JohnLCharette]

They are all very comparable cards. I just reviewed both ProArt and Ventus 3X cards.. so you can watch those reviews. I've reviewed the Gaming X Trio, but not the new slim version. I really like the Gaming X Trio. It depends if you want RGB or not.. ProArt, Ventus and Windforce don't have RGB, but Gaming X Trio does.

[@muhammedkaraca7795]

thank you. proart 4070 ti has 3 years warranty 1.112 dollars - ventus 4070 ti has 2 years warranty 992 dollars Which one should I buy? @@JohnLCharette

[@JohnLCharette]

I feel like the ProArt is a much better quality card with a better warranty. I’d go with the ProArt

[@muhammedkaraca7795]

Gigabyte RTX 4070 TI Windforce OC 12gb what do you think about this card? 917 dollars@@JohnLCharette

[@muhammedkaraca7795]

$100 cheaper is this good?

[@rememoriess]

A zues

[@JohnLCharette]

Exactly!

[@yonnemulation]

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