4070Ti Super with good VRMs, components, temps?

[rozplay]

Hey guys,

I'm on the hunt for a 4070Ti Super with good quality VRMs (no AOZ!) and general component quality, along with decent temperatures and noise. And if possible, no coil whine - that shit kills me.

I've been following this chart, but it's the regular 4070 series so not totally applicable. But I would imagine it roughly follows.... then again, maybe not? Hence why I'm asking.

For the record, I don't intend to do any overclocking. This might mean VRMs are inconsequential to some, but I am quite paranoid about that sort of thing, as well as temperatures.

I was going to get the PNY XLR8, but just realized it's too long for my case (again, these lengths in the image are for the 4070, not the Ti S).

So the next choices are... Asus Dual, Gigabyte Gaming OC... and if it's reasonably priced, the Asus TUF I guess.

But can anyone else shed any light on the Ti S variants specifically? Are there other models worth looking at where you know the VRMs are decent?

 

[Assimilator]

There's no reason to give a shit about VRMs if you aren't overclocking. It's not as if board partners design their cards to fail under ordinary use. You are going to pay more money for better VRMs and that is a waste if you are not OCing.

Using a 4070 chart as a buyer's guide for a 4070 Ti SUPER is just plain nonsensical, there's zero guarantee that anything is the same between the two models.

 

[DirtyDingusMcgee]

So what length will fit your case? Shorter than 305mm i gather, but we need to know if we are even to begin making a suggestion.