GALAX GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER EX 16 GB Graphics Card Review: White Aesthetics & OC At MSRP

Conclusion - Premium Looks With An OC Touch At MSRP

GALAX offers a very interesting proposition to gamers who are eyeing their EX series. Not only do the cards come with premium aesthetics in black, white, and pink colors but most importantly, the card we tested is priced at the MSRP of $799 US. This means that you don't have to pay extra to get either better cooling or better looks as the GALAX EX White incorporates both. Plus, there's also OC support.

The GALAX GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER EX White does come at the reference clock speeds of 2640 MHz boost out of the box but with the 1-click OC software, you can get this card running at a higher boost clock of 2655 MHz. The OC is marginal at best but one hidden feature of this card is its 320W power limit which means that tuners can mess around with the card through overclocking and get a decent boost. We went with the manual OC route, upping the clock speeds by +155 MHz and the memory clock to +1100 MHz while setting the power limit to the max. We got a net performance uplift of +8% across all titles. This allowed the card to get closer to the RTX 4080 GPU & also tackle the RX 7900 XT in the few rasterized games where it lagged.

Of course, your main concern with such overclocking would be thermals and power but GALAX's EX cooler does a fantastic job at keeping the card running around 62C temperatures even when over-clocked. The power consumption did see an increase by 10-15W but it was nowhere touching its max power limit. Overall, It's a great decision from GALAX to price the EX Gamer White at the MSRP and for that, it is definitely a recommendation from me.

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