Palit GeForce RTX 3070 Ti GamingPro, 8GB GDDR6X, HDMI, 3x DP

Complex, that's what the 3070 Ti series is. The MSRP already is too high for my taste, and I am afraid that a card as limited as this one is for tweaking, and with worse acoustics than FE, would only make sense if it is really cheap. And I just don't know what the final pricing for this product will be like. We're talking about a 2560x1440 resolution targeted graphics card, now costing likely 699 USD or more (we honestly don't know the final etailer pricing at this point). When you blindly stare at the marginal increase of 256 Shader cores you might feel indifferent in the fact that the product would not make enough difference. NVIDIA did make the right call to move the GDDR6X though, the overall performance is there as the older 3070 memory was somewhat bandwidth limited. We're just not sure it makes a substantial enough differential. It turns out that the reconfigured product yields suitable numbers, especially in the WQHD resolution domain where this card is targeted at. 8GB however is going to become more troublesome in Ultra HD, albeit that's still a relativistic statement to make as this card is not aimed at that monitor resolution. As an overall package of hard- and software the GeForce RTX 3070 Ti performs well on all fronts, performance, cooling, and acoustics. Palit has a nice-looking and solid offering. However they need to place more focus on better performance cooling, the temps are fine, however, 41 DBa in this day and era is a little too much, especially in the price range. Now don't see it as too negative, contrary, as years ago this was a fairly normal acoustics level. The problem is appeal combined with limited tweakability. But hey, overall a nice looking product, offering reference performance level gaming. You can't really complain about that.