The Zotac NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER Trinity OC is built for gamers and creators who want exceptional graphical fidelity and processing power in one card. It pairs NVIDIA's latest graphics features with a factory overclock and a substantial cooler, so you get smooth frame rates and headroom for demanding creative work alike.
Specifications
- Boost clock: 2505MHz
- Recommended PSU: 650W
- Form factor: 3 Slots
- Dimensions: 307.34 x 58.50 x 119.38 mm
- NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture
- ZOTAC IceStorm 2.0 cooling system
- ZOTAC FireStorm RGB lighting synchronization
Base Clock
2505MHz
Boost Clock
12GB
Memory size
Stream Processors
DLSS 3.5
DLSS 3.5 uses AI to generate additional frames in supported games, so you can push higher settings or resolutions without losing smoothness. It is enabled by the card's Ada Lovelace architecture, giving you access to NVIDIA's current generation of upscaling technology. That means more visual detail and higher frame rates without having to compromise between the two.
12GB of GDDR6X memory
12GB of video memory gives you room for high-resolution textures and detail settings in today's biggest games, so you are not forced to compromise on image quality to keep things running smoothly. It also gives creative applications the headroom they need when working with large files and high-resolution assets. That makes the card a comfortable fit for gaming and content creation alike.
ZOTAC IceStorm 2.0 cooling system
Multiple heat pipes work with large aluminium heatsinks and dual fans to move heat away from the GPU efficiently, so the card keeps its performance up under sustained load. The design is built to keep operation quiet rather than letting fan noise climb as the workload increases. That means you get consistent performance through long gaming or rendering sessions without the card becoming the loudest thing on your desk.
ZOTAC FireStorm RGB lighting
ZOTAC FireStorm software lets you customise the card's RGB lighting zones and synchronise them with other RGB components in your build. That means your graphics card can match the rest of your setup rather than standing out as an afterthought. It is a simple way to make the finished build feel like yours.
