Asus ProArt 4070 Ti OC Unboxing, Review & Benchmarks

[@Berkelll]

What is most funny this card is still one of the best options for gaming as a good price. Even as being "for creators" it has amazing performance and temperatures in games. The hotspot might not be the best, but its no really different than others. Amazing card that has marketing for "creators" that works like a beast in gaming

[@JohnLCharette]

Absolutely. A lot of it is marketing, but in the end, it's the same GPU core.

[@doctorno3912]

I gotta say the the pro art line is just classy af. From motherboards to the gpu's.

[@JohnLCharette]

I agree with you. I think the Asus design team has done an incredible job with the ProArt series branding.

[@piotrgraniszewski8544]

I love my X570 ProArt Creator motherboard. Epic features. But their ProArt graphics cards seem like form over function.

[@thefriendlyfenix4694]

FRR

[@mdkgod43]

It's just a black skin same as the strixx cooler

[@allisknu11]

Very few reviewers perform a audio db levels and coil whine test. Much appreciated!

[@JohnLCharette]

No problem. Glad I could help! Thanks for watching :)

[@archonblaze]

Definitely the best looking cards of this 4000 series. Maybe I’m getting too old but I hate all the bling they have on most mb’s and graphics cards these days.

[@JohnLCharette]

Hahah, I'm slowly transitioning from enjoying all of the RGB to loving this all-black solution. I love the ProArt design as well.

[@martinferreros393]

Just came across this video kind of late, but man I love the way you compare the same gpu in different form factors! Not many tech youtubers I've seen do that, its always just the AMD vs Nvidia discussion haha Incredible content, wish I came across this sooner as the ProArt card looks beautiful - but for my white PC build I was able to get a white PNY 4070 TI for about $100 less. Subscribed and please keep up the awesome content, its clear you do this cause you're passionate about the tech!

[@JohnLCharette]

Awww.. thank you so much for the kind words. It's these types of comments that keep me going. I haven't experienced any PNY 4000 series card. They aren't very common in Canada. It's a great option for a white card, though. I'd love to see a photo of your build. I wish you could put images in these comments.

[@TheCreateOutdoors]

Thank you for this video John. Much like you, I am a creator first, gamer second, and watching reviews of how these cards do in games but not Editing software leaves me more confused than I would like. Thank you for filling the gap in that market. I will certainly be checking out more of your content.

[@JohnLCharette]

Thank you so much for the kind words. I just checked out your channel. I just subbed! Good luck with your content and finding a GPU for your needs. I've been very happy with the 4070 Ti line. It still wins my best bang for your buck GPU for 2023. Now that the Super cards are out, that may change but I haven't had the chance to review one yet.

[@laz_4663]

Just ordered the 16GB 4070 Ti Super version of this card. Finally my PC will be back to zero-RGB. It's definitely the sleekest design I've seen in a long time. Upgrading from a EVGA 1080 GTX so it's a big jump.

[@JohnLCharette]

Oh wow. Yes, that's a huge jump! I had two of them so far and love them.

[@daeganbeus6539]

I'm a video editor looking at creating a compact build. This was the most helpful video I've come across so far

[@JohnLCharette]

Awww, I'm glad it helped. Thank you so much for the kind feedback. I'm curious, what case are you using for your build?

[@daeganbeus6539]

@JohnLCharette I'm currently working on configuring a build for an easy to travel sff PC using the Fractal Terra. I'm in college rn, so building something of that size is kind of what works best for me rn, and it's been pretty fun to figure out where I can optimize for the best I can do within the confined space.

[@JohnLCharette]

Ohh wow. I haven't done an ITX build yet, but I've been looking at the Fractal Terra for a case. It's beautiful. I was considering building a golf simulator PC and using that as the form factor. I have seen quite a few builds with ProArt GPUs in them. They all share the same size, so it's a great choice. Let me know how it goes. I can't wait to hear about it.

[@RatherPeyton]

There's not a lot of reviews out there for the ProArt GPUs. I'm interested in the 4080 Super ProArt and found this video to use as a similar reference assuming the cooling is similar, just changing the chipset. Thanks so much for the thoughtful, concise, and detailed review!!

[@JohnLCharette]

Glad my video helped! I am also interested in the ProArt 4080 Super, but I can't seem to find it anywhere in stock. I plan on building a full ProArt build with that GPU and their new case + AIO CPU cooler when I can find those too ;)

[@spike178]

Yeah no stock sucks.

[@exonorated5092]

Check out Central Computers, I just snagged a 4080 super proart at msrp. Your video did help as well, so thanks 👌🏻​@JohnLCharette

[@JohnLCharette]

Darn, they only ship to USA. Rip Canadians. I'll keep searching Canadian retailers.

[@JohnLCharette]

I ended up snagging one yesterday from Canada Computers online stock :)

[@ryanfreer77]

Pairs beautifully with my Asus ProArt B660-Creator D4 motherboard! I bought this card back in August to replace an older GTX-1070 FTW2, which I transferred from my previous system. I mostly use it for 4K editing, VFX, and 3D animation rendering in Blender. Granted, I’ve not compared it to previous RTX generations, but WOW...the enormous difference it’s made can’t be understated. Render times are cut down to a tiny fraction of what they were, total power consumption is lower overall, and less strain on the CPU meant lower temps for me. The card itself remains relatively cool under 100% load, rarely spiking above 75°C; though it did hit just above 80°C during the most demanding animated scene I’ve rendered so far. That’s still surprising, given it’s size. But if that sounds hot to you, bear in mind it runs much cooler in games. Long render times in Blender present some of the most intensive work for graphics cards, and will stress them to their limits. Also, it’s ideal for smaller cases. Just what I needed to fit inside a Phanteks tower with 5.25” bays. In conclusion: graphics cards are still too expensive right now, IMO. But if you require an upgrade to speed up your productivity, this one is a beast! It’s sleek & professional looking to boot.

[@JohnLCharette]

That's amazing feedback and detail about how you are using the card. Such great information. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@ryanfreer77]

@@JohnLCharette Definitely!

[@RackooneTheLegend]

I found this graphics card about 2 weeks ago selling for 710$ brand new, I had a good feeling about it and I was right. I was able to hit +140 core clock and +3100 memory clock for the card and actually hit the #1 spot on User Benchmark!!! I had 2 different experiences with this card, the overclock affected the card way differently when I use the Asus software over afterburner, I think whenever you get a chance you should try it again but with the Asus software to see if you see a difference like me.

[@JohnLCharette]

Very interesting feedback about the Asus vs MSI overclocking software having different results. I don't have a lot of experience with Asus' GPU Tweak III software, but now that you say that, I will look into it. Btw, good buy on the card. Great price. I'm glad it's working out well for you.

[@RackooneTheLegend]

@@JohnLCharettethanks I appreciate it!

[@erenduran]

I just bought the non TI Version after watching the review.. Great review!

[@JohnLCharette]

Congrats!! I’m so glad that my review helped with your decision. Thanks for the lovely comment :)

[@Silver_Paladin]

Like the review! Just picked this gpu up myself It's in a nice price range and my favourite parts are the lack of rgb with the classy style to it Would be nice to have another hdmi port, but I could always get an adapter if need be Also peeling the plastic off this card was so nice

[@JohnLCharette]

Thanks, and I agree. It's such a beautiful card. It fits with my Fractal North ProArt non-RGB build that I'm using right now. I didn't think of a Display Port to HDMI adapter. Good call!

[@filipwassen7947]

For me, the lack of an extra HDMI port isnt an issue at all. Most monitors use DisplayPort nowadays anyway, and as this is a content creation / work station card, youre going to want the benefits of the features that DP carries anyways, like the much wider HDR support and so on. And if you have an HDMI monitor, there are really cheap DP to HDMI cables that work great.

[@JohnLCharette]

I agree! Unless you need that 2nd HDMI port for maybe a VR headset, or an older TV.. stick with DisplayPort, all the way.

[@Hypercheeker]

I have the 4070 Ti Super OC version of this and it's great, even the thermals are fantastic after some voltage tweaking in afterburner

[@JohnLCharette]

Amazing! Yeah, I've heard quite a few people undervolting their cards with great success.

[@22louki]

Hey man this is the first video i do watch from your channel, i liked the part with the data analysis, it was the most polite way i've seen to justify being an internet begger. now jokes aside, i do appreciate your time effort and wasted funds, in order to test hardware for us. For time being i did realise there are no such videos on youtube about eagle rev.2 or windforce aswell, and if any they are very limited on information. these cards are significant smaller and there are a lot of people that do like or prefer small cards. Personally i wanted a 4070ti that is not a behemoth, and can be extremely quiet aswell. my tower is next to my head and i can hear almost everything. For the last 6 months i do use xfx 7900 xt(ultra) which is absolutely massive in length. the card is fine, the perfomance is great, but my thermals between gpu and hotspot these days are not ideal. my delta is about 20-30 degrees and more specifically while being undervolted at 1075mA from adrenaline automatic tuning, the tempratures are not ideal.Not dangerous, but seeing difference in perfomance in about 6 months concerns me a bit. the first months card was running around 55-57 degrees with stock settings and nowdays its like 58-64 with hotspot from 80-91 under load. i repeat i am perfectly aware there is nothing dangerous here, but i am concerned about how it will perform at the future, and i am not the type of guy to open my card and apply thermal paste. I would not dare touch something that expensive, and it is not my job to begin with. Also fans past 40% become quite noisy for my taste, especially after a certain mount of time. It is being said that this version is one of the better out there, in terms of perfomance, thermals and acoustics, but my sample has issues to each category. As for perfomance for example, i am having several gliches here and there, either with msi afterburner and some application running, or random crashes on applications. Yes i know, it can be something else... i changed almost everything from psu to ram and even cpu. my discs are not faulty either. as for accoustics if thermals get past a point, or if there is heavy load , the card is ready to break the sound barrier. if each 6 monhts i get +10degrees this wont end well i believe eventually. also regardless the issue everytime the system crashes, i have to apply my settings all over again, which is disturbing atleast. i also did try ddu several times through the months just in case is a driver issue, but i found no improval apart from one update where idle wattage draw reduced significant(mine was from hdr) Every card i did own before was from nvidia and i had no issues whatsoever,no crashes related to gpu, never. i even had a two fan 3070 zotac twin edge, which while having relatively high temps, they were always stable no matter what, and the card was very silent, apart from when they were starting spinning or stopped spinning(which i did like for some reason, it reminded me a car in way) i am honestly considering going back to nvidia, but since 4080 is out my league, 4070 ti is my only choice to justify the change,however i do worry a lot about the vram issue that may occur. I dont like to upgrade my system often and thats why i picked that card. Maybe i am exagerating but i dont like crushes glitches, and sudden thermal differences, espeically when i did nothing to the card apart from the factory UV which would help it technically. anyway my point was to mention that models that are missing from youtube and kindly ask you, or your audience, which 4070ti is a reliable choice when it comes to accoustics,overall quality and reasonable size.

[@JohnLCharette]

Thank you very much for your detailed comment about your situation. I have also heard other people speak of issues with their AMD GPUs. I have been team NVIDIA for years now and their drivers/software are what keep me on their platform. AMD can be faster, but I don't need raw performance. I appreciate your comment about the data I've captured in my spreadsheet. I haven't decided if I will offer it for sale, but I figured I'd ask my audience. Lastly, I will look into other smaller card options in the 4070 Ti range that I can review for you. I would love to do an ITX build and that might be the perfect reason to find a smaller card. Thanks for watching!

[@Raphgarion]

A benchmark that includes FFXIV, thank goodness. Here have my like and subscription

[@JohnLCharette]

Aww. Thank you so much!

[@xurgonicstudio]

proart or rog strix 4070 ti for Unreal Engine and adobe suite ?

[@JohnLCharette]

Neither card makes a direct difference with either software. It’s the NVIDIA Studio drivers that will help the most. That being said, the ProArt cards come with a few months of free Adobe suite, but I’m guessing you already have it. If you haven’t overclocking, I recommend the ProArt. It’s cheaper and will perform very well out of the box. If you want a card to tweak and OC, get the Strix.

[@toohigh5721]

subbed, nice job enjoyed the video, i may have missed it but comparing the sound underload to the strix would have been a nice addition.

[@JohnLCharette]

Thank you very much for sub'ing! Oh, that's an excellent suggestion for another video.

[@mrbabyhugh]

9:44 it's also a screwdriver

[@JohnLCharette]

Yes, that's a good point. I always forget to mention that.

[@MrD3000]

Gonna update my MSI GTX970 with this one. Battlefield 3 & MW2 era card. It's starting to randomly glitch out here and there and it can't handle my 42mp photos in Adobe Lightroom very well. I can also tell it doesn't like my dual 4K setup that much, even though I don't really play games anymore. That card has been a good friend to me for a long time and it's finally time for it to go on vacation.

[@JohnLCharette]

Ohh yeah, that'll be a great upgrade for you. I used it as my daily driver for 6-8 months. I also don't play a lot of games, but when I did.. it worked very well at 1440p ultrawide.

[@MrD3000]

@yeah, man. It’s time. That card has been good to me and it’s been in two different builds but I’ve been running into its limits for a while now. Working in Lightroom with those high resolution photos is painful and annoying, especially considering I make a decent chunk of my income that way. This may be interesting for other photo/video editors: the main reason I’m going for the TI version is the dual NVEC encoders. Great thing to have for video editing and rendering, as this card will be twice as powerful as the non TI version for that. The only thing I’m a little worried about is my PSU. It’s 650W. My CPU is an i7-8700. That one is also getting a bit old but it isn’t the current bottleneck for what I do. I have 48GB DDR4 RAM across 4 banks (started with 16GB and added 32GB later) and I have two HDDs and 4 SSDs. I’m debating whether I save the PSU upgrade for when I’m upgrading my motherboard & CPU in a couple of years or do it now.

[@JohnLCharette]

Yeah, your power supply is a little small. Consider that a 4070 Ti can pull about 225w at max load. Then add your CPU is another 100-150w. A couple HDD and SSDs may add 100-150w. Generally, you don't want to push a power supply past 80% of it's total available power. 650 - 20% = 520w. Adding up all of those values, you're close. You'll probably be fine, as you leave that extra 20% for spikes. My next question is does your PSU have 3x8pin PCI-E cables to connect to the 4070 Ti?

[@MrD3000]

@ my cpu has a tdp of 65w. It’s the non-k version. But your math lines up with mine. It’s cutting it close. The PSU doesn’t have those connectors I believe, but you have adapters/converters for that, right?

[@MrD3000]

@@JohnLCharette now I’m debating whether I should wait for the 5070TI that’s supposed to come out in a month or two. Decisions decisions…

[@WASD-MVME]

Looks much better than the Strix one if the best looking RTX 40 cards

[@JohnLCharette]

Yeah, I'm not a huge fan of the Strix design this generation. 3000 series all the way.

[@Peter_Parker69]

Nice review. Just ordered my 4070 proart oc. Could't find any comparison, but had the option between proart and asus dual for the same price. Trusted my gut that the slightly larger cooler of proart and better fans is better than the asus dual. Any news now that you've had it for a while? Btw, is the memory temperature before or after you overclocked it 17:39 ?

[@JohnLCharette]

Good choice between the Dual and a ProArt. You won't be disappointed. I used it for about 6 months without any issues. I'm a very casual gamer at 1440p ultrawide. It ran most games around 100fps unless it supported DLSS, then it went up to 160fps. As for the thermals, those are memory temps before overclocking. Thanks for watching! Let me know how you make out with it.

[@Peter_Parker69]

@@JohnLCharette Thanks for reply man. Those memory temps worries me a bit, but could just be bad connection for the thermal paste. I'm also getting the 4070 and not ti, so I expect all over lower temps with the 50W lower power supply. If the cooler is identical of across models of course. PC tinkering is a fun hobby either way. Happy new year, wish you success.

[@yungse]

@@Peter_Parker69how do you like yours so far? Got mine recently and like it over the 4070 MSI VENTUS 2x I returned. Do you experience any coil whine?

[@Peter_Parker69]

@@yungse Love it! And I'm very picky too. Took a chance on this one since there's no propper benchmarks or detailed reviews I could find, but felt comfortable since the exact same cooler is good enough for ti and 4080. Mine got as good as no coil whine and temps stays around 60 degrees celsius even for hotspot and memory. The boost clock is also higher than other oc models I've seen.

[@mrbabyhugh]

3:25 the 4060 series use 8-in for power. all other 40 series use 12+4 (16) pin connector.

[@JohnLCharette]

Ah yes, I haven't personally used a 4060, so I often forget that they've since released that card with an 8pin for power.

[@BudgetGamerz]

As a creator card, it should have a usb-c port or two.

[@JohnLCharette]

Ohhh, I like that. I was always disappointed to see that most NVIDIA cards don't have USB-C and lots of AMD cards do. Are you thinking you'd use it for a USB-C monitor?

[@BudgetGamerz]

@@JohnLCharette I'd use it for whatever really... a monitor or storage

[@mikhaila.5288]

Good video. Im getting mine from a sketchy seller at $550. Pro art line is not just for creators but also for sff builders 😂🎉

[@JohnLCharette]

YES! Absolutely. The smaller size/footprint makes it perfect for SFF builds. I have yet to do one myself, but I plan on using a ProArt or this MSI Ventus x3 4070 Ti that I've been using for the past six months. Any recommended cases for a first time SFF builder?

[@mikhaila.5288]

@@JohnLCharette not an expert to give a good suggestion, but fractal terra seems to be popular rn i guess. maybe if you have time try to check it out. Though I am sure the proart would fit that case not sure on the ventus 3x tho.

[@JohnLCharette]

That was going to be my case of choice, so I'm glad you recommended it. Yeah, both cards should fit.. they are similar sizes. Stay tuned to the channel. I plan on doing my first ITX build later this year.

[@mikhaila.5288]

@@JohnLCharette nice, loooking forward for your build it maybe a reference to us who has 4070ti/MSI ventus x3 4070ti wanting to do a itx build with that case in the future. 😁

[@Iceman734b]

That GPU support is also a screwdriver if you take the (extension) pin out and flip it around. I have this card for my Plex media server.

[@JohnLCharette]

Aha, good point! I tend to forget about these small details that Asus adds to their product. I'm super impressed with these extra add-ons. 4070 Ti for your Plex server? How much does a strong GPU help? Local transcoding of 4K content, I assume?

[@tanukigrassoofficial]

I bought the proart version of the 4070, one single 8pin and easy temps and all i need, i think it’s perfect for itx case like the meshlicious/meshroom, it suits perfectly. I think the proart custom it’s perfect in this way, not too big but still what you need.

[@JohnLCharette]

Ohhh, I love your feedback and couldn't agree more. I haven't built in an ITX case just yet, but it's on my list to use a card that's similarly sized. Thanks for the info about the 4070 version of this card.

[@tanukigrassoofficial]

@@JohnLCharette you are welcome! i think itx builds are underrated and deserves more, i have a build with a 5950x, kraken elite 280 rgb and 64 gb of ram, 4070 and i use as power supply the sf750 from corsair. Perfect temps , well used space i can place it in my desk instead to the ground.

[@JohnLCharette]

I'd love to build inside a Fractal Terra case. It's next on my list to try out. Any recommendations?

[@wendingo1]

Hi! Seems like a stupid question but does the card do well in gaming?

[@JohnLCharette]

Yes! It’s just as good as any other 4070 Ti. It’s perfect for 1080p or 1440p gaming. Right now I’m playing Diablo 4, Cyberpunk 2077 and Starfield using this card.

[@KiD.Gaming-t7l]

i have the same gpu and i gotta say, it's a beast!, and i love the design:))

[@JohnLCharette]

Couldn't agree more!

[@NonLegitNation2]

I just ordered this GPU an hour ago. I'm upgrading or maybe rather sidegrading from an RTX 3080. I believe they have similar benchmarks but I like the fact that this 4070Ti is more power efficient requiring almost 150W less. I decided to go with the ProArt over the Tuf because I'm not going to really be using this GPU for gaming. This GPU will mostly be used with Topaz Video AI and Topaz Photo AI software. The good news also is that I can sell my RTX 3080 for around $400 and recoup about half of what I spent on this 4070Ti. I have one question though and maybe you covered it but I missed it. Is the fan shroud on this GPU plastic or metal? The fan shroud and backplate on my ASUS Tuf Gaming 3080 is metal. On another note when i receive this GPU this weekend I am most likely going to do a repaste and replace the thermal pads right away. My 3080 only hits around 68C max on the GPU die with Hotspot around 72C and memory junction around 74C max. IMO 84C on any part of the GPU is too hot for my liking.

[@JohnLCharette]

Great question and good choice! The fan shroud itself is plastic, but the backplate is metal. As for temps, yeah, you could definitely repaste it. Please let me know how that goes. I did it here with my 3080 Ti and it works really well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jISXlY2ghqZjkMk

[@NonLegitNation2]

@@JohnLCharette i'm going to take a look at the video right now. I appreciate you replying so quickly. I'll definitely let you know how the repaste and repad go, right now I'm trying to find out what size thickness thermal pads I'll need but so far no luck after posting on multiple subreddits asking. Also, I listed my ASUS Tuf RTX 3080 on Jawa last night for $400 and it sold within 2hrs lol. I just have to wait for the 4070ti to get here tomorrow and I can ship out the 3080 to the buyer.

[@albertwesker3165]

Did you notice that the cooling fan connector on the PCB of this Asus ProArt 4070 Ti OC is 7 pinned. Usually, the cooling fan for desktop PC is 4 pinned. 7 pinned cooling fan is quite unusual!! The cooling fan connectors of other brands, I mean besides ASUS, are basiclly all 4 pinned. This means the cooling fans of other brand Graphic card can be easily replaced if they are malfunctioned.

[@JohnLCharette]

I had not noticed this, but let me ask my Asus rep about it and see if they have any answers to why they went with a 7-pin solution.

[@cbp45dk]

Must admit i do like the proart look, considering getting one just for the size, look and the 8 pin connector for smaller builds. But i do also like my gainward phantom, i think it looks like something that could be in an alien movie.

[@JohnLCharette]

It's a slick looking card. To confirm, this doesn't use an 8pin power connector, it uses a 12vhpwr power connector, like all of the 4000 series cards.

[@IskanderVFX]

Great video 👌👌

[@JohnLCharette]

Thank you so much for the kind words

[@IskanderVFX]

@@JohnLCharetteI'm planning on getting the super, not sure yet if this one or the 80 but love the ProArt size and look indeed

[@JohnLCharette]

That's amazing! I've since sold that 7950x build with my ProArt 4070 Ti.. I'm considering another ProArt build though, this time with a 13900K and a ProArt 4080. The 4070 Ti is perfect for 1440p gaming, but I feel like now that the 4080 Super is a bit cheaper, I'll opt for the jump in performance to future proof myself.

[@darlordvader]

So i just bought a pre-built rig because it was a little more convenient for me and its coming with this videocard; I'm primarily going to be using this for gaming with some light video editing on the side. I definitely won't be doing any overclocking on my end, but i plan to push it as much as i can for that 2k gaming sweetzone. I'll be comparing it tonmy previous card, a 2080 TI

[@JohnLCharette]

Awesome! Congrats on the purchase. This card will work really well for you. I'm using it right now for all 3440x1440 gaming and it's perfect.

[@KDD0063]

I have a small itx case that can only fit 2.5 slot cards max. It is good that this asus proart card is small enough to fit in my case, the sizes of cards is getting ridiculous. I am and artist and have a proart monitor that has perfect colors, I think asus is doing a good job with this product line, they are meant for artists like me.

[@JohnLCharette]

I agree. I think what they are doing is incredible. Even the fact that their ProArt 4080 is the exact same size as their 4070 Ti really helps out someone like yourself who's using an ITX case but still wants 4070 Ti/4080 performance. Did you submit an entry into their ProArt design challenge that's happening right now?

[@vailpcs4040]

Thanks for the review.

[@starybubbels9340]

Can it use the nvidia app like for recording and all that stuff? Because some graphics cards don't use nvidia

[@JohnLCharette]

Absolutely, it can. I use NVIDIA Broadcast every day for work.

[@starybubbels9340]

@JohnLCharette is it better than the ASUS TUF Gaming NVIDIA GeForce RTX™ 4070 Ti Super White OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 16GB GDDR6X, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a) also looking got a white build and I want the better one.

[@starybubbels9340]

@@JohnLCharette also can I get a link to the proart one

[@JohnLCharette]

It's different from the TUF card.. I wouldn't say better or worse. The difference between the two is that the ProArt is much smaller, a little louder, no RGB and only 1 HDMI port. The TUF has two HDMI ports, is MUCH bigger, which means better thermals, has a bit of RGB and is compatible with waterblocks. Here's a link to the ProArt 4070 Ti: amzn.to/3wR0Cl5

[@starybubbels9340]

@@JohnLCharette Yeah the tuf is what i want thans.

[@DanielRivera-xp8pk]

Hey John great video btw, I finally just did my baby steps into this hobby, and I recently just got my custom build strictly for gaming with this exact card now the things is that I barely know anything about pcs, and I do am still learning I’m still asking for help now ik this a good gpu but I still need a good monitor bc the one I have is definitely not doing it justice and I’m wondering if you have any recommendations for a capable monitor compatible with this gpu. LMK PLSSSSS🙏🏼🙏🏼 oh and I wan to know if you have any recommendation on how to keep with up the gpu vitality and how to get the most out it 😭🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@JohnLCharette]

Welcome to the world of 'Adult Legos', as I call it. When it comes to monitors, you usually need to think about your goal. Are you a gamer that needs really fast monitor to match your framerate? In games, you want your refresh rates (60hz or 120hz or higher) to match the frames per second in your game. If not, you'll get tearing, which isn't the end of the world, but if you want the best quality, it matters to some. Next is the monitor resolution. You'll need to test your GPU to see if it can perform that fast. If it can easily do 120fps at 1080p or 1440p, then you can buy yourself a monitor that's 120hz @ 1440p resolution. A lot of gamers use 1080p monitors with higher refresh rates, because it allows their GPU to perform better.. for example, there are 240hz monitors.. so you'd want 240fps in your game. If you aren't a gamer, then usually bigger is better. I'm a content creator and use a 100hz 1440p ultrawide monitor (3440x1440 resolution). The 100hz helps with games, but my GPU is 'just' enough to get 100fps at 1440p ultrawide when I was using a 4070 Ti. Mainly, I use the ultrawide for video editing, but I like to game as well. In the end, it'll depend on what you use your computer for, then we can narrow down the specs you'll want. Then, it's up to you to decide which brand you prefer, which usually comes down to design. Hope this helps!

[@d4nith3]

Pro art gpus are meant to be "tiny", its a slim desing for ppl who dont want brick gpus in their case. There is also an RTX4080 Pro Art.

[@JohnLCharette]

You are absolutely correct. Here's my follow up video after speaking to Asus about both 4070 Ti/4080 ProArt GPUs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2PSp5yCmtylidE

[@d4nith3]

@JohnLCharette I saw the video but u still pronouncing it wrong. It's Asus not Azuz.

[@JohnLCharette]

Help me. How do you say it?!? Post a video on your channel of how to say it.

[@VandorNew]

Thanks for the audio and temperature tests. I just bought the non TI Version. This has the 8 pin connector but misses the pillar. I'm a bit annoyed by the high memory temperature. I hope the non TI is a little bit better here. How do you measure the temperature on the memory, so i could use the same tool?

[@JohnLCharette]

Glad you enjoyed the video. I use the HWiNFO app to read the GPU Memory Junction Temperature sensor built into the card. You can download it here: www.hwinfo.com/

[@oliverjorgensen8665]

I'm looking at picking up the 4070 non TI version and am wondering the same thing about memory temps. Did you ever get around to checking it in HWiNFO? :)

[@VandorNew]

@@oliverjorgensen8665 I did not look up the temperature. The non ti is a nice card. I have some coil whine in games, but more a quite rattle than a high noise. I can hear it with my ear near the case, but it disappears through the case fan noise. The card is quite in idle mode. I have some trouble that the card is spreading some quite noise to my 7 year old internal PCIe Soundcard mic in. But I am afraid that the evolution of grafics cards lead to a disturbed environment in the pc case, which ist the dead for every analog circuit no matter which 4070 card I will buy

[@ForsakenSanityGaming]

I just wish channels like these would compare models directly against each other, for example 4080 Super ASUS ProArt vs ASUS TUF I understand it would be an expensive endeavor, but still

[@JohnLCharette]

Yeah, I'd love to do that, but certainly can't afford buying that many GPUs. Perhaps one of the bigger channels that are sponsored by Asus could get a hold of a few GPUs. I'm still too small to get free product of that value - one, let alone three ;)

[@ForsakenSanityGaming]

@@JohnLCharette Yeah, I definitely feel the bigger ones can do it! It's one of the biggest question marks, especially for inexperienced users! Great video nonetheless 😁

[@mtmccornack]

@13:12 why such a clean desk? Mine has many, many more levels along with a cat up top and dog below! (Don't worry, I'm laughing at me, not you!)

[@JohnLCharette]

Haha, don't worry. It's a mess. I just try and clean it up before I shoot videos. My wife bugs me all the time about it ;). Thanks for watching!

[@guilladogui8259]

so which one is better tu or this for the same price ? the tuf bigger cooler?

[@JohnLCharette]

You are right. They are the same price. The ProArt has an elegant design and a smaller form factor. The TUF card is THICK, but has better thermals and some RGB. The higher-end TUF models also have waterblocks available for them. So, it really depends on your use case. Which way are you leaning?

[@guilladogui8259]

thank u i got the tuf for now i might get the 16gb version when it comes out. i dont know if you know this but i use my pc for music production and i notice a change on sound after installing a gpu i use an apollo thunderbolt interface but the sound is differen it loses the base idk if is because the psu gets the most power because my interface is connected via pcie card @@JohnLCharette

[@JohnLCharette]

I have not heard of this problem. Very interesting and frustrating! I've never heard of that before unless different drivers/software are affecting it such as NVIDIA Broadcast playing tricks. Are you able to re-install your old GPU to confirm it solved the problem?

[@tonyy.8852]

I wish they had a white strix for 4070 ti. But the pro art is my favorite one behind FE

[@JohnLCharette]

Yeah, those white Strix cards look incredible but the ProArt series is my favourite-looking card.

[@l.5850]

Great video thank you

[@JohnLCharette]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ParhamGhaseminejad-z7y]

Is this card suitable for the Lumion 12 program? I couldn't find a source other than the software of Adobe and DaVinci, etc., that deals with Lumin, please guide me, I'm grateful.

[@JohnLCharette]

Yes, it will work really well. According to the high-end system recommendations, you want a card similar to a 3090.. and this 4070 Ti lies somewhere between a 3090 and a 3090 Ti. I think it will work well.

[@henry3397]

ASUS always has the worst vram temps lol might be a concern in warmer environments. Thankfully it won’t be summer here for a while! I got the 4070 Super version of this card, I couldn’t miss out on the sweet design

[@JohnLCharette]

It's such a beautiful card. Have you seen the XiKii Industry case designed specifically for it?! It's so cool looking. I'm considering buying another ProArt GPU just for this case: xikii.com/products/xikii-industry-ff04

[@JamesColeman12]

hey nice video, hope you are getting these cards for free by now.

[@JohnLCharette]

Thank you very much! Nahh, not yet. Still working at it. I spoke to someone at MSI at CES and he said I need between 50-100k subs before they'll start sending out cards. Still pretty far away, but I'll keep working it. Help out and share my vids ;)

[@TheCashman007]

If I'm not planing on upgrading for about three years, should i go with this or a RTX 4060 Ti 16GB , more VRAM or better Chip ?

[@JohnLCharette]

It'll really depend on your use case.. if you really need the extra 4GB of RAM, then get the 4060 Ti, but I would highly recommend the 4070 Ti. It'll definitely last you three years and you'll enjoy every game you throw at it up to 1440p resolution. I've switched from a 4070 Ti back to a 3090 with 24GB of RAM for video editing and couldn't tell the difference unless I was playing a game with DLSS 3.0, that's when the 4000 series really jump ahead. The speed difference between a 4060 Ti and a 4070 Ti is pretty substantial. I always say, get the fastest card you can afford. You'll enjoy the experience that much more and it'll last you longer. Hope this helps!

[@TheCashman007]

Okay , Thank you for the info I'll go for the 4070 ti then ! @@JohnLCharette

[@Gapb_TheRealOneTho]

I'm looking to buy a normal 4070 and the differences are huge. The Proart is 550€ the Tuf 650€ and the Strix 750€ So the Proart is more comparable to a Dual OC, is there any good reason for that?

[@JohnLCharette]

The ProArt is directly comparable to the TUF card, from a price point (usually). The difference between the two is that the ProArt is much smaller, a little louder, no RGB and only 1 HDMI port. The TUF has two HDMI ports, is MUCH bigger, which means better thermals, has a bit of RGB and is compatible with waterblocks. If you can get the ProArt for cheaper than any of the other cards, I would buy it. The Dual OC is nice, but with only two fans, it may not cool as well as the ProArt with three fans.

[@dogankaya2004]

Which one you choice? ASUS proart 4070 vs gigabyte windforce 4070

[@JohnLCharette]

ProArt all day long. Neither of them has RGB, so that isn't a factor. I love what Asus has done with their ProArt series.. ideally, they'll perform very similar. It really comes down to the look/feel of your build.

[@dogankaya2004]

@@JohnLCharette Thank you for the response sir.❤

[@Sabakoe737]

What about coilwine. Asus cards have a lot of coil wine

[@JohnLCharette]

Zero coil whine on this card. If you check out the audio levels section of the video, you can hear it for yourself.

[@Sabakoe737]

@@JohnLCharette do you think its worth to go for the 4080 of this model? Or will the FE 4070 /4080 a beter choice?

[@JohnLCharette]

It really depends on what your goals are.. which games are you playing at what resolution? What workstation applications do you work with?

[@JAF2991]

You can say that about all the GPU brands

[@Haohuynh166]

hi can i ask between rtx 4070ti msi gaming x trio and 4070ti gaming oc which version should i choose?

[@JohnLCharette]

I would choose the Gaming X Trio, all day long. I feel like it's a better design and more of a mid-tier'd card. I feel the Gaming OC is a direct competitor of the MSI Ventus (their lower end card).

[@keksdoseable]

Nice Card will buy one. First time watching one of your Videos... if you resell the cards STOP pressing against the fan when trag it around, lift up and so on. The fans mounted not so nice you might think. This Video is the reason I send Amazon packs with already open packages back...

[@JohnLCharette]

Appreciate you tuning in. Yeah, that's a good point. I'll work on handling the cards with more care in the future.

[@shayanaskarinejad4936]

is there any difference between proart 4070ti oc and rtx 4070 ti oc tuf?

[@JohnLCharette]

Yes, a few differences. If you watch my ProArt video, I explain the size differences which play a more significant role with creators who want to use multiple GPUs. The ProArt fits a 2.5 slot, which allows for more than one GPU on a motherboard. Other than that, the designs are very different. The ProArt is an all-black design - even the heatsink has been anodized black. The TUF has RGB, but the ProArt doesn't. Performance-wise, they'll be very similar though. Same clock speeds and TGP (total graphics power). Hope that helps! Which one are you leaning towards?

[@jhbae1022]

A Korean distributor recommends using INTEL chipsets because AMD chipsets have many defects in the 40 series. This is absolutely ridiculous. Current error symptoms on my PC include freezing, power outages, and PC reboots.

[@JohnLCharette]

Interesting. I haven't heard or read anything about AMD chipset issues with NVIDIA 4000 series cards. I'm using an AMD B650 chipset right now. Do you have any examples of this or more information?

[@stevenanderson3205]

I see we use the same CPU i am also using the i9 12900KS and i am looking for a 1440p / 4k gaming card but will do some editing on the side this does look like a one size fits all type gpu and i think i am going with this one the 4080 is 400.00 more this seems like a no brainer my case is an mid tower atx case but not as long as some others and i was worried about whether a ASUS card would fit this looks like it will thanks for the review.

[@JohnLCharette]

ProArt 4080 would be perfect for 1440p/4K gaming. I was running that 4070 Ti for 1440p ultra wide gaming and it was okay. Most new games would run around 100fps and up to 160fps with DLSS enabled. If you’re considering 4K, you definitely want a 4080. Btw, I love that 12900KS. It still works so well :)

[@christopherscott934]

I've been mulling over which to get, this GPU or the Strix but from what I'm seeing the Pro Art version is just as good and I can get one almost $150 cheaper right now via ASUS Direct.

[@JohnLCharette]

Yeah, it really depends if you want to overclock the card. The Strix is better designed for that. I’ve been using that ProArt card now for a month or so and I’m loving it.

[@user-vr2rq5hl6l]

Thanks for this video! I wonder why the ASUS ProArt 4060 Ti has 16GB and this ASUS ProArt 4070 ti only has 12GB.

[@Tezla_Insanity]

They aren't allowed to change the VRAM amounts that NVIDIA chooses.

[@JohnLCharette]

Correct. The 4060 Ti comes with either 8gb or 16gb of GDDR6 VRAM, as spec'd from NVIDIA. The 4070 Ti has 12gb of GDDR6X VRAM - which is significantly faster by 43%. Which would you prefer? More VRAM, but slower? Or less, but faster?

[@user-vr2rq5hl6l]

@@JohnLCharette I’ll go for speed! I was thinking about a 4060 or 4070. Now the ProArt 4070 Ti is clearly the better choice.

[@mrbabyhugh]

10:46 this is because creatives really shouldn't be using HDMI. HDMI are for gamers. DisplayPort is best for creatives, if you dont know this please do not refer to yourself as a creative.

[@JohnLCharette]

That's such a blanket statement.. there are MANY creators who use HDMI for their secondary monitors, like myself.

[@SKIIL.LEGENDS]

آیا هنوز ارزش خرید دارد

[@JohnLCharette]

Absolutely! I used this card on my main system for over 6 months for lots of gaming, video editing and work. It's a beautiful and great all around card.

[@blinddarm8478]

Man, you say the GPU sag bracket was "kinda hidden down" and DONT SHOW WHERE IT WAS HIDDEN. C'mon dude...

[@JohnLCharette]

Keep searching.. I have faith. You'll find it ;)

[@blinddarm8478]

@@JohnLCharetteI seriously cant find it :D I have the 4070 Super OC Version, not the TI OC - so i am confused about if its even there. The website states it would be, but might be an error on asus side.

[@JohnLCharette]

Darn.. I just re-watched my video and you're right.. it doesn't help at all. I can't remember for the life of me where it was located. I found a video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGHdg39smcaFfNUsi=7Y2arxaY9MrCU6wW&t=67 It looks like it was located in the same hole as everything else. I wonder if it's missing.

[@blinddarm8478]

@@JohnLCharetteThank you very much. It is in fact missing for my 4070 Super OC. I hope i didn't get a returned card or something.

[@JohnLCharette]

Thankfully the ProArt cards really aren't that heavy. In my opinion you don't need it for their 4070 series cards (even the Super). That being said, it's still nice to have.. especially because it's beautiful.

[@WASD-MVME]

Tale a shot every time he eays Strix

[@JohnLCharette]

Haha, you'd think the review is about the Strix ;)

[@WASD-MVME]

@@JohnLCharette would take the pro art over the overpriced under delivering strix

[@WeAreMovieMakers]

Asus charging a premium here.

[@JohnLCharette]

Don't they always ;) I like that they priced it the same as the TUF line. It's clocked the exact same as the TUF, but different design and thermals. It's a bit of a give and take. No RGB, but elegant design.

[@Ladioz]

Your teeth are perfect

[@JohnLCharette]

Thank you. It was a couple years of braces when I was in high school that fixed them.

[@Ladioz]

@@JohnLCharette They look fantastic. Happy for you mate. I regret not getting braces in high school. I was afraid of being bullied from it.. Go figure ..... now I'm stuck with uneven teeth

[@JohnLCharette]

Well, you weren't wrong to fear being bullied. Grade 9 wasn't exactly the most pleasing.. but I'm happy I went through with it. Thanks for the compliment. It's never too late to fix your teeth. These days, there are much better solutions, such as Invisalign that you can hardly see. My wife did it later in life and she's very happy with her experience.

[@bemutatoktesztek4163]

no rgb ,not good

[@JohnLCharette]

Ha! I thought the same thing until I built this non-RBG Fractal North, ProArt build.. love it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ganHf3WNd62Ld5Y

[@psyber84]

graphics cards are not guys...

[@JohnLCharette]

According to Newcastle University: "Guy” is no longer uniformly sex-specific. The plural form, guys, has become gender-inclusive in one subset of its functions." I include all genders of graphics cards ;)

[@psyber84]

@@JohnLCharette I am not talking about people's will to identify to their liking. I am talking about video cards which are objects... A you are making humour now I get it...

[@shawncarruthers7340]

He loks like jo woow

[@cannonball8885]

👃

[@AndyU96]

Surely a guy who has time to make an edited youtube video would have also had the time to learn about the existence of 'GPU hotspot temperature', but I am once again disappointed

[@JohnLCharette]

Please say more.. yes, I know about 'GPU hotspot temps'. What's your point? Did you want to see it on my thermal graphs? Reviewing my HWInfo, and the hot spot peaked at 85.8C during my tests. If hot spot temps are important to you, I can look at adding them to my upcoming videos.