huge performance, although not used for gaming

Upgraded from my 3050 Eagle. Plays all my games at 4k 60fps on Max settings. Helldivers 2, Project Wingman, Halo MCC, Probably wont upgrade till the 5080 Ti comes out. Only this holding it back is the 8GB VRAM, Shouldve had a 10GB version

Coming from an RTX 2060 to this card definitely saw a large jump in performance, but an argument could be made for 8GB of VRAM being on the lower end for this price point in 2024.

Performs better than I was expecting in 1440p and keeps cool under high load with a bit of fan curve tweaking.

I was lucky enough to get this for MSRP in the fall of 2020 by pre-ordering through Canada Computers. This is now running a 3440x1440 144Hz display with great effectiveness. The fans stop at idle and light use (they stay still even with light gaming like Factorio), and I've always been happy with it's ability to cool itself without too much noise. I have however noticed higher temps recently, so the pads might be due for a change. I'm still very satisfied with the product.
Thank god I don't have to deal with the RGB Fusion UI to adjust the RGB logo and this works with SignalRGB.

This thing is a powerhouse, it looks sleek, it has a nice size, and a nice little bit of RGB makes this GPU perfect for any gaming computer build. I couldn't be happier

Found a cheap price online and bought a brand new one for only 800 NZD (500 USD). The card works perfectly fine for 1440p gaming and I can achieve high frame rates in a lot of the games that I play without any issue, and at least 60 fps in more graphics intensive games. If you can find one similar price to a 6700xt I would say to go with a 3070 but if not the 6700xt is probably a better option

The GPU runs a bit hot but otherwise it is like any other 3070.

Gigabyte RTX 3070 OC Edition- This hits hard I've only tested it in 2 games it is a flawless card of performance I will update this part of the comment after I make more use of it more (to give a proper saying) oh and its100x better then my 1050 mobile I used to use lmao

This card looks great and disassembly is straight forward for those interested in installing a waterblock. This card utilizes flat 8-pin connectors at the pcb so be aware of that if you are looking to install a waterblock. The Bykski block I ordered came with flat 8-pin adapters but ended up making my own handmade cables.