After 5 years of usage and performance from the Gtx 1660ti, the 4070ti super is logically like night and day. It fits with an Intel i7 14700kf and DDR5 at 6400, and everything has harmoniously come together. I want to emphasize that the card is large. You should carefully measure your case if it is midi to see if it fits. Among the positives of the MAX version I got, but logically in all cards of similar dimensions, is the extra support bracket that attaches to the end of the motherboard and makes a "G" shape to prevent it from sagging. I emphasize again that it is slightly large. I proactively got a second bracket for the outside side to hold it up. Perhaps excessive, but better safe than sorry, as the old saying goes. However, this can be done later if you see that you want extra support. It's purely up to your discretion. Now, regarding GAMING, whatever is said will be little. The card simply flies. Of course, for some reason, the NVIDIA application suggests lower settings compared to what the card can handle. So, it is essential to tweak settings for better image performance. I want to emphasize that I am referring to graphics settings and NOT overclocking to avoid any misunderstandings. I tested it, although I never needed to even in more demanding games, to turn the fans up to see how it sounds. Okay, it made a reasonable noise. For permanent use, it's not terrible but not pleasant either unless it's for other types of use. However, in automatic mode, you can't hear it at all. Even if you want to keep it cooling permanently, a normal average setting at 40% is fine. But again, it's up to your discretion for the setting. It is harmonized with a 32-inch at 2k at 1440p and 180hz and doesn't stutter anywhere. Generally, these cards want high resolutions, but of course, this is slightly problematic because high resolutions come with a high cost for the monitor. With a little patience, you can find good monitors under €400 even in 32 inches and with G-Sync. The next review update will be with the acquisition of Quest 3 to see its performance.
