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RTX 4070 GPU

The RTX 4070 provides excellent 1080p and 1440p gaming performance with DLSS 3 support.

VRAM 12GB
CUDA Cores 5,888
Tensor Cores 184
TDP 200W
From
$0.07/hr
across 2 providers
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RTX 4070 GPU

Cloud Pricing

Cheapest on Vast.ai — 1% below avg
ProviderGPUsPrice / hrUpdatedSource
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Vast.ai
1× GPU
$0.07
4/8/2026
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Salad Cloud
1× GPU
$0.07
4/8/2026
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Prices updated daily. Last check: 4/8/2026

Performance

FP32
29.15 TFLOPS
Bandwidth
504 GB/s

Strengths & Limitations

  • 12GB VRAM provides substantial memory capacity for its performance tier
  • Ada Lovelace architecture delivers improved power efficiency at 200W TDP
  • DLSS 3 support enables AI-accelerated frame generation for compatible workloads
  • Fourth-generation Tensor cores provide 184 dedicated AI processing units
  • Third-generation RT cores offer hardware-accelerated ray tracing capabilities
  • 504 GB/s memory bandwidth supports memory-intensive applications
  • PCIe Gen 4 support ensures compatibility with modern server infrastructure
  • Consumer-oriented GPU lacks enterprise features like ECC memory
  • No NVLink support limits multi-GPU scaling capabilities
  • Previous-generation architecture compared to current GB300 Blackwell Ultra lineup
  • Mid-range positioning may be insufficient for large-scale AI training workloads
  • 192-bit memory interface narrower than higher-tier professional GPUs

Key Features

•NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture
•DLSS 3 with frame generation
•Fourth-generation Tensor cores
•Third-generation RT cores
•NVIDIA Reflex low-latency technology
•PCIe Gen 4 interface support
•GDDR6 memory subsystem
•Hardware-accelerated AV1 encoding

About RTX 4070

The RTX 4070 is a consumer gaming GPU from NVIDIA's Ada Lovelace architecture, positioned in the mid-range segment of the RTX 40 series. As a previous-generation consumer card in today's landscape where NVIDIA's top-tier offering is the GB300 Blackwell Ultra architecture, the RTX 4070 represents a balance between gaming performance and power efficiency for mainstream applications. The GPU features 12GB of VRAM with a 192-bit memory interface delivering 504 GB/s of memory bandwidth, paired with 5,888 CUDA cores and 184 fourth-generation Tensor cores. Key technical differentiators include DLSS 3 support for AI-enhanced frame generation, dedicated third-generation RT cores for ray tracing acceleration, and a 200W TDP that positions it as relatively power-efficient within its performance class. In cloud deployments, the RTX 4070 serves workloads requiring moderate GPU compute with consumer-grade features, including gaming instances, light AI inference tasks, and applications leveraging NVIDIA's gaming-focused technologies. Its 12GB VRAM capacity and Ada Lovelace efficiency make it suitable for scenarios where dedicated data center GPUs would be excessive.

Common Use Cases

The RTX 4070 suits cloud workloads requiring consumer-grade GPU acceleration with moderate compute demands. Its 12GB VRAM and Ada Lovelace architecture make it appropriate for gaming instances, virtual desktop infrastructure, light AI inference applications, and content creation workflows. The GPU's DLSS 3 and RT core capabilities benefit applications specifically designed to leverage these gaming-focused technologies, while its 200W power envelope makes it suitable for deployments where power efficiency is prioritized over maximum compute throughput.

Full Specifications

Hardware

Manufacturer
NVIDIA
Architecture
Ada Lovelace
CUDA Cores
5,888
Tensor Cores
184
RT Cores
46
TDP
200W

Memory & Performance

VRAM
12GB
Memory Interface
192-bit
Memory Bandwidth
504 GB/s
FP32
29.15 TFLOPS
Release
2023

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does an RTX 4070 cost per hour in the cloud?

RTX 4070 pricing varies by provider, region, and commitment level. Check the pricing table above for current rates across all providers.

What is the RTX 4070 best used for?

The RTX 4070 excels at gaming workloads, virtual desktop applications, and moderate AI inference tasks. Its 12GB VRAM, DLSS 3 support, and dedicated RT cores make it well-suited for applications leveraging these consumer-focused features, while its 200W TDP provides reasonable power efficiency for cloud deployments.

How does the RTX 4070 compare to professional data center GPUs?

The RTX 4070 is a consumer gaming GPU with 5,888 CUDA cores and 12GB VRAM, while professional data center GPUs typically offer higher core counts, larger memory capacities, ECC memory support, and enterprise features like NVLink connectivity. The RTX 4070's advantages include gaming-specific features like DLSS 3 and lower power consumption at 200W TDP.