#rtx 4070 gaming

[exeton]

ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER Review: Exclusive Availability at Exeton

The ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER, offered in limited quantities exclusively at Exeton, heralds the future of gaming graphics. With a mere 50 units in stock, this graphics card stands as a coveted piece of technology for gaming enthusiasts.

Unpacking the Specifications:

✓ GPU: GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER ✓ CUDA Cores: 7168 ✓ Video Memory: 12GB GDDR6X ✓ Memory Bus: 192-bit ✓ Engine Clock: Boost up to 2490 MHz ✓ Memory Clock: 21 Gbps ✓ PCI Express: 4.0 16x ✓ Display Outputs: 3 x DisplayPort 1.4a, 1 x HDMI® Connector ✓ HDMI® Capabilities: Supports 4K 120Hz HDR, 8K 60Hz HDR, Variable Refresh Rate ✓ HDCP Support: 2.3 ✓ Multi-Display Capability: Quad Display ✓ Recommended Power Supply: 650W ✓ Power Consumption: 220W ✓ Power Input: 1 x 12VHPWR ✓ DirectX: 12 Ultimate ✓ OpenGL: 4.6 ✓ Cooling System: IceStorm 2.0 ✓ Slot Size: 2 slot ✓ SLI Support: N/A ✓ Supported OS: Windows 11 / 10 (64-bit) ✓ Card Dimensions: 234.1mm x 123.5mm x 40.2mm ✓ Accessories: 2 x 8-pin-to-12VHPWR cable, Manual

ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER Performance Analysis:

The ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER is a powerhouse of performance. With its staggering 7168 CUDA cores and a boosted engine clock of 2490 MHz, it delivers unparalleled graphics performance. The 12GB GDDR6X video memory ensures smooth and high-resolution gaming experiences.

Display and Connectivity:

Featuring three DisplayPort 1.4a outputs and an HDMI connector, the card supports up to 7680×4320 resolution at 60Hz. The HDMI capabilities are particularly notable, supporting 4K at 120Hz HDR and even 8K at 60Hz HDR, perfect for immersive gaming and professional visual work.

Power and Cooling:

With a power consumption of 220W, it’s efficient yet powerful. The recommended 650W PSU is ideal for most gaming rigs. The IceStorm 2.0 cooling system ensures that the card remains cool, even under heavy load, maintaining optimal performance.

Compatibility and Design:

The sleek 2-slot design of the card is compatible with most setups, and its support for the latest Windows versions makes it a versatile choice. The card’s dimensions make it a fit for various case sizes.

Conclusion:

A Must-Have for Gamers: In conclusion, the ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER, available exclusively at Exeton, is a top-tier choice for gamers and professionals alike. With its impressive specifications and limited availability, it’s a must-have for those looking to elevate their gaming experience. Its combination of performance, display capabilities, and cooling efficiency makes it an exceptional addition to any gaming setup.

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[pudding-parade]

So this is my playable dude in the save I started the other day. If memory serves, he was a game-generated NPC sim from another save that I edited a bit, liked, and saved a copy to my sim library. Whatever the case, he was in this game folder's library, and because I'm lazy af, I just grabbed him, plonked him down in one of the one-bedroom houses in a copy of my WIP Meadow Glen edit and then set his cash-on-hand to $0.

His name is Cameron and he's an Ambitious an Neurotic but Good Supernatural Fan with a Photographer's Eye. He wants to be "Leader of the Free World," but for now he's cash-poor until he manages to successfully interview for a job in Politics. I have no idea what I'm doing with this save overall -- Legacy sort of thing? Just fucking around? Yeah, probably just fucking around-- so for now he spends a lot of time...

...running around town, looking for places to do this:

He consigns whatever he finds that he can't use, which for now is his only source of income. When he gets some skills, he can start checking for work in rabbitholes to add to his income, but for now dumpster diving is what he has and probably what he'll have for a while. Because he probably won't get into the Politics career on his first attempt...

[philosophical]

so pretty 🤩

[brandyderg]

damn 200 fps without ray tracing vs 130 with ray tracing at max cx

[juniue]

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[lifestylegermany]

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[omarnissarvektrapc12]

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[viperallc]

ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER Review: Available at Viperatech

Introduction: The Gaming Revolution: The ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER, available in limited quantities at ViperaTech, is a testament to the future of gaming graphics. With only 50 units in stock, this graphics card is a coveted piece of technology for gaming enthusiasts.

Unpacking the Specifications:

✓ GPU: GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER ✓ CUDA Cores: 7168 ✓ Video Memory: 12GB GDDR6X ✓ Memory Bus: 192-bit ✓ Engine Clock: Boost up to 2490 MHz ✓ Memory Clock: 21 Gbps ✓ PCI Express: 4.0 16x ✓ Display Outputs: 3 x DisplayPort 1.4a, 1 x HDMI® Connector ✓ HDMI® Capabilities: Supports 4K 120Hz HDR, 8K 60Hz HDR, Variable Refresh Rate ✓ HDCP Support: 2.3 ✓ Multi-Display Capability: Quad Display ✓ Recommended Power Supply: 650W ✓ Power Consumption: 220W ✓ Power Input: 1 x 12VHPWR ✓ DirectX: 12 Ultimate ✓ OpenGL: 4.6 ✓ Cooling System: IceStorm 2.0 ✓ Slot Size: 2 slot ✓ SLI Support: N/A ✓ Supported OS: Windows 11 / 10 (64-bit) ✓ Card Dimensions: 234.1mm x 123.5mm x 40.2mm ✓ Accessories: 2 x 8-pin-to-12VHPWR cable, Manual

Performance Analysis: The ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER is a powerhouse of performance. With its staggering 7168 CUDA cores and a boosted engine clock of 2490 MHz, it delivers unparalleled graphics performance. The 12GB GDDR6X video memory ensures smooth and high-resolution gaming experiences.

Display and Connectivity: Featuring three DisplayPort 1.4a outputs and an HDMI connector, the card supports up to 7680×4320 resolution at 60Hz. The HDMI capabilities are particularly notable, supporting 4K at 120Hz HDR and even 8K at 60Hz HDR, perfect for immersive gaming and professional visual work.

Power and Cooling: With a power consumption of 220W, it’s efficient yet powerful. The recommended 650W PSU is ideal for most gaming rigs. The IceStorm 2.0 cooling system ensures that the card remains cool, even under heavy load, maintaining optimal performance.

Compatibility and Design: The sleek 2-slot design of the card is compatible with most setups, and its support for the latest Windows versions makes it a versatile choice. The card’s dimensions make it a fit for various case sizes.

Conclusion: A Must-Have for Gamers: In conclusion, the ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER, available at ViperaTech, is a top-tier choice for gamers and professionals alike. With its impressive specifications and limited availability, it’s a must-have for those looking to elevate their gaming experience. Its combination of performance, display capabilities, and cooling efficiency makes it an exceptional addition to any gaming setup.

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[inf-ordi]

Ordinateur PC Gamer !

Vous voulez acquérir un ordinateur PC gamer ? Venez le choisir et le commander chez Inf-Ordi.

[moonbasetycho]

Built a Spider-Man computer. Went with Black and Red to match Miles Morales’ costume. The graphics card is the Zotec 4070 RTX Spider-man Across the Spiderverse edition. The stickers on the cast came with the card.

[evol-astraea]

Desperate PC Tenno calling for help!

Calling all the tech-savvy players here on Tumblr who may hopefully lend me and tech support a hand. Yes, the situation is that bad. More under the cut to spare a lengthy wall of text!

I've been experiencing totally random and sudden crashes with WF since a month and half, by now.

The game first freezes for less than a minute, then crashes to desktop bringing up the window to report crashes. This happens literally anywhere and anytime in the game. During mission, at the end of the mission, while idling in the Orbiter/base of operations, sitting in the pause menu, checking the settings menu. All kind of possible scenarios. Ah, and DX11 or DX12 make no difference either.

It's driving me - and tech support - insane. Because it is so HARD to pinpoint the root cause! Every log file so far has reported some kind of General Protection Failure (GPF) error followed by different numbers.

I'm running the game on a brand new, pre-built computer from Megaport. Which I moved to from my old potato of a PC back in late November. Specs are the following: Windows 11 Home (build 24H2) Intel Core I7-12700KF, 8x 3.60 Ghz + 4x 2.70 Ghz ASUS Prime Z790-A Wifi DDR5 NVidia GeForce RTX 4070 Dual Palit 12GB 2x 32GB Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-6000 1 TB SSD 1000 Watt PSU

I have done everything tech support has suggested me to do and: - Uninstalled and re-installed the game, - Update drivers. Being a new computer, everything is pretty much up to date. I had to do a clean install for the GPU drivers only using DDU, though, - Verified game files, - Emptied the shader cache on the drive game is saved to, - Repaired Steam library, - Lowered graphic settings, - Attempted to launch and run Warframe in Clean Boot mode to exclude background programs/services <- unsuccessfully; Steam didn't work at all (which I kind of figured would happen) and trying to launch the game straight from the launcher...triggered a download of the game files in the App Data folder on main (C) drive. O_o The random crashes don't even appear in the Windows Event Viewer. Nowhere to be found. And believe me, I have looked into every single category. I've been keeping track of the time(s) of the crashes but, alas, found nothing that could possibly be related to those. (also, I'm not a computer expert so perhaps I'm doing things wrong)

So far, the only weird thing I've noticed is...Most of the times there seemingly is a "break" in between each series of crashes. A few days at worst, 10-12 days at best. Yes, I checked even the Task Scheduler utility on Windows. Found no program/app that runs automatically that matches with the timing/days when the crashes have occurred so far.

Really losing my mind to this. It's frustrating, it's unnerving, it's making me genuinely terrified of playing the game. And the reason I got this PC in the first place was being finally able to play my favorite game without worrying about being unable to because of my old (and obsolete) machine! Because I don't know when the next crash shall decide to happen and oh boy it's gonna be so fun losing progress. Or having a couple of players reasonably angry at me for suddenly poofing as host. I'm really sorry about that, folks.

I'm already considering the option of total formatting this computer, should there be no other way. But not before entirely giving up. And maybe make things a little less complicated for tech support team.

I can't thank these guys enough for their help and most importantly patience over the past month and half. This mess has been handed to three different people already and a solution hasn't been found yet.

So, if there are fellow Tenno on Tumblr who have either experienced something like this before and found a fix or are just more knowledgeable about computers and whatnot, your help would be GREATLY appreciated. ;.;

EDIT: I forgot to mention a few important things! - Hardware temperatures are within optimal range while in game (CPU never above 65°C, GPU has been running ice cold and has rarely exceeded 50°C so far, RAM is chilling at 45°C average). - GPU memory usage averages around at max (peak) 77% on HWInfo. - CPU usage I honestly need to check! D: - Ran disk cleanup, scans with sfc, chkdsk and DISM (all through command prompts ran as admin) and no issues were found. - Checked RAM health as well with Windows' memory diagnostic tool. However, it seems to give many false positives even on perfectly functional RAM banks. Looking for a more reliable alternative. - Warframe is the only game that keeps crashing on this PC. I haven't been getting any with other games/programs (Hades II; need to test how Ultrakill performs) or any warning signs (BSODs, freezes, sluggish PC, etc) that could suggest hardware failure.

[philosophical]

I may or may not have girl bossed a little too hard into the sun by getting this new PC… oops.

[belladovah]

I upgraded my PC & am starting fresh!

I built my first PC in 2017, and the other day I basically rebuilt it!

CPU: intel i7 6700K -> Ryzen 7 7800X3D

GPU: MSI GTX 1080 Gaming X -> ASUS RTX 4070 Dual OC

RAM: 32GB DDR4 2400MHz -> 32GB DDR5 5200MHz

Storage: 250GB SSD + 1TB SSD + 3TB HDD -> 1TB M.2 SSD + 4TB M.2 SSD

What this means for my Sims 2:

While I still have all my old files on my old drives, I do not plan on copying anything over. This means, I am starting my Sims 2 Downloads folder over from scratch. So, I definitely won't be playing the game for quite some time. I am unsure if this is the end of my Veronaville - I left it in a really random spot and I was getting bored, but I am very attached to those sims so I may see if its playable with all my CC changed one day.

I can't promise I will maintain motivation and get back to the game quicky, but expect to see mod releases and videos along the way.

More info in the form of my 2024 Simming Goals coming soon.

[laurademelza]

how did you get your game so beautiful in /774744698488340480, my game looks good but not THAT good

Thank you! It's a combination of having a very good graphics card (RTX 4070 Super) and then using Reshade with my own presets that use shaders such as Tracking Rays and SSR Raytracing (depending on what weather/atmosphere I want to create).

I use DXVK according to Norn and Desiree's tutorial here, though it helps with stability more than looks.

I also use some default replacements to improve textures, such as Lyralei's Texture Replacement here, I use the 2K textures.

I don't use any HD Mod/fix, and try to keep the items/hair/etc that I use as low poly, so the game actually runs :P

I have all graphics settings to max except for Special Effects (I am not the biggest fan of bloom...) which I have on None, and High Detail Lots, which I set to 1 for 99% of the time, and only turn up when I am taking photos in a dense population area. Having multiple lots rendered at once is more intensive and unstable.

Let me know if you need any help implementing any of the above :)

[astarionposting]

what's ur pc specs and how do u get your virtual photography shots to look so good and hd?

These are my specs!

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 13th Gen Intel® Core i5-13400F 32 GB RAM MSI monitor - 2560 x 1440, 165Hz

I usually do the highest possible graphics settings in my games and use raytracing.

I use Otis_Inf's camera tools and reshade for my screenshots! I use the hotsampling feature, which basically will "fake" a higher resolution of your game. So my native resolution is 2K (2560x1440), but I want 4K screenshots, so I will hot sample 4480x2520 so that the outcome looks much higher quality.

I also subscribe to Pascal Gilcher's patreon to get the "ReLight" add-on for ReShade (you can add new lights to the game and place them where you want).

Using the IGCS depth of field add-on also greatly improves the quality of a screenshot :)

I have some tutorials here for BG3 virtual photography and these tools, but I use the same process for every game!

[prettyboykatsuki]

zero if you don't mind me asking what kinda computer do you have? i need to save up for a new one but idk anything abt computers and i am NOT going on tiktok for help, so i wanna ask you instead, i just need something that's good for gaming mostly 🥲

this is the exact model i use that i got on sale from best buy august of this year. i also use this laptop for school and other personal stuff

in terms of specs it’s very good quality for the price and for the months of using it i don’t have any complaints. the keyboard is nice and so is the mouse pad but i have seperate attachments for both.

i wanted a laptop that was lightweight and compact - so i chose a fourteen inch screen. if you are planning on using it for solely/mostly games you might wanna go up to 15 or more. i think 18 is bulky but that’s preference

in terms of specs - i would say the minimum specs are 16gb processor, 512gb storage, and nvidia rtx 4050. this would be the minimum specs to run a more modern game

however if you’re saving and making an investment and want more quality of life — the first thing i would drop more on is the processor. 32gb is why i ended up spending more than i hd wanted too and it makes a significant difference. more storage is always nice for a similar reason.

for graphics it’s mostly preference. most gaming laptops won’t go below rtx 4050 and the difference in quality between 4050, 4060, and 4070 isn’t much imo. well between 4050 and 4060 yes but not 4060 and 4070

OH and for processors i reccomend the amd ryzen 9 because intel i7-19 processors (aka the most common / popular) have had significant manufacturing issues that are basically making them blow up. any amd ryzen 7 or over will work, but processors is another thing you would want to drop bread on since it makes a difference in quality of life again.

lmk if u have any questions!! but if you’re just looking for a general rec, the computer i got specifically is absolutely beautiful and i love her lol