The first design 4070 Ti is discontinued. The 4070 Ti Super is the closest thing to it that you will find new now.

The standard 4070 is a slower card than either Ti design of the 4070 Ti, even if it is an overclocked version.

The base and boost clock speeds are different, and that affects speed. The standard 4070 is about 1900-2450mhz, the 4070 Ti Super is about 2300-2700

All RTX cards self overclock, that is just how they work. So just because one says OC on the box, that might not mean much at the end of the day.

OC usually means the base clock is raised, and they rarely run there at all anyway... Clock speeds are based on temperature of the die, and the die in the gpu isn't hot at the base clock it wont stay at.... IE, it is basically a meaning less number for advertising... Boost clock is where it matters the most, and the standard 4070 can't raise the clock as high as it bigger brothers by default. That 200-300+ mhz no matter what the GPU temp is, makes a difference. So do the differences in core counts within the GPU.

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