Best RTX 4070 Super GPUs in 2024 – Our top picks

Why should you spend a bit more when looking for the best RTX 4070 Super graphics card? Well, when it comes to Zotac’s Twin Edge option there are a few things we’d consider adding value. Most important is the fact that it’s overclocked, but given there are other cards in our list that are also ‘OC’ then that’s not enough on its own. Still, you get a model that offers 2490 MHz – slightly above the factory standard of 2475 MHz boost clock. But there is more to consider too.

For our money this Zotac model is a chic-looking card, with aesthetics we’d be keen on in our own systems. Although they may be a bit on the smooth side for some shoppers, it’s a pretty slim card in comparison to others which is very much to like. Likewise, the addition of Zotac’s Spectra RGB system gives this card a bit more flair than other options. Perhaps that’s not for everyone but it does indeed mean spending a bit more makes sense.

Finally, Zotac’s IceStorm cooling solution is one that’s proven to work well in ensuring a fresh flow of air across graphics cards – using a combination of smart-looking fans, a wide-array aluminum heatsink, and 6mm copper pipes. We’d be happy to spend a bit more for this card if all of the above was important to us (and it is). So we have our winner.

We’ve featured a couple of OC cards in this list, and we think Asus’ Dual Geforce RTX 4070 Super OC Edition is the top of those. Why? Well, for a card with an MSRP of $599, getting an OC Card for just over $600 is a pretty big win. That’s the main reason this card is second on our list of best RTX 4070 Supers. It’s also clocked up to 2550 MHz in OC mode, as opposed to the standard boost clock of 2475 MHz. It’s a slightly higher clock than that offered by the Zotac card in this list, and it’s a cheaper card.

We also like the general look of this card as it looks like a proper bit of machinery to add to a PC. However, it is a 2.56-slot card and longer, deeper, and thicker than other cards in this list. That means that although it’s still viable for compact systems, it’s not the most compact option out there. Asus does call this model ‘0db’, so if low noise is key for you then it’s worth considering. But we haven’t independently tested that for Asus Axial-Tech fan cooling. Style and value-wise for an OC card though this ticks our boxes.

If you’re looking for a simple option in your hunt for the best RTX 4070 Super, then this PNY card may be for you. The stand-out win here is the cost, which at the time of writing is pegged to the MSRP of the 4070 Super. So you can pick this card up for $599 and have a card from an established brand that will look good in understated systems. The other benefit is that there’s a small overclock available on this card; the PNY Geforce RTX 4070 Super offers a 2490 MHz boost clock, which is a notch up on the reference design for no additional dollars.

Ultimately if no-fuss and best value is what you’re after we’d (if we were you) go for this option. Yes, it lacks RGB and a clear style appeal for those who prefer cards a bit more…window-friendly, but it’s a 4070 Super that should perform like a 4070 Super. What more could you want?

The ASUS TUF RTX 4070 Super features the latest technologies for exceptional gaming experiences. Powered by DLSS3, it delivers excellent visuals with improved efficiency thanks to the Ada Lovelace architecture. Similarly, with 4th generation Tensor Cores, it boasts up to 4 times faster performance with DLSS 3 compared to traditional rendering. Additionally, 3rd generation RT Cores offer up to double the ray tracing performance for realistic lighting effects. The card comes in an overclocked format, reaching boost clocks of 2595 MHz. These impressive specs make this easily one of our top four choices.

This ASUS TUF variant is actually better value for money than the original card and boasts strong performance at 1440p and 4K resolutions. It is sure to be a strong contender for most users looking to get their hands on this new Super card.