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September 26, 2026No. 147
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GeForce RTX 4070 Super

Last generation's sensible pick, now a used-market bargain hunt.

Average in-stock listing $1,159 on Sep 26, 2026 (lowest $918), 1.9 times the $599 launch MSRP. See its price history. The links open live listings. Amazon links may earn us a commission.

12GB GDDR6X
Memory12GB GDDR6X
Price today$1,159 launch MSRP $599
Board power220W
Released2024

Will it run your models?

VRAM meter
12GB
8B5GB
14B9GB
24B14GB
32B20GB
70B40GB

Local AI fit: 13B-14B class models. Rule of thumb for 4-bit quantized models; context length and other apps eat into the same memory.

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What it costs to run

220W of board power, 4 hours a day under load, priced at the residential electricity rate where you live. Pick a state and the numbers update.

Board power220W
Energy at 4h / day321 kWh / yr
$59 / yr
Per hour under load4.0¢

Board power is the rated maximum; real gaming load usually sits below it and idle is a few watts, so treat this as the ceiling. Rates: EIA residential average, May 2026. See every card ranked by running cost →

Why you buy it

  • Proven, efficient 1440p performer
  • Used prices undercut the current generation
  • 220W with mature drivers

Why you hesitate

  • 12GB caps its AI usefulness
  • Only attractive at a clear discount to the RTX 5070

The editor's take

The best-liked card of the 40 series mid range, and used units now undercut the RTX 5070 meaningfully while giving up little in games. The 12GB limit ages it for AI work, so treat it purely as a gaming deal. When a clean listing lands well under 5070 money, that is the whole pitch.

Who it's for: 1440p gamers watching the used market for a proven card at a real discount over current-gen pricing.

Decided?

Live listings for the GeForce RTX 4070 Super, straight from the retailers.

Average in-stock listing $1,159 on Sep 26, 2026 (lowest $918), 1.9 times the $599 launch MSRP. See its price history. Amazon links may earn us a commission.

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