Lets settle this question once and for all, Sup Forums - what is the best 1070 variant?
Lets settle this question once and for all, Sup Forums - what is the best 1070 variant?
Brayden Reed
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Liam Clark
The one with the highest clock speeds out of the box, and a good enough cooler to support it.
This goes for any GPU. Custom PCBs are a plus.
Connor Sanchez
Im talking about value, not about raw power.
Jonathan Walker
the RX480
Andrew Rogers
none of the current models are selling for anywhere near the $380 AIB price but this is the cheapest variant I could find
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Adrian Price
came here to post
Oliver Hughes
None then.
Chase Thompson
just get a used 980ti
Jack Gray
The GTX 1080 one.
Samuel Reed
the one ur mom uses
Leo Harris
Asus Strix or EVGA
Aiden Martin
one that is actually in stock
Aiden Turner
third post best post
Blake Bell
the cheaper one you can find
Josiah Bennett
Sapphire nitro+
Wyatt Long
>comparing 480 to 1070
lmao 480 can't even beat the 1060
Jonathan Walker
When are the european prices expected to sell for the (european) MSRP, the inflation is fucking insane.
Alexander Martin
Fuck off I want a quality card.
Owen Gray
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Zachary Martinez
>what is the best 1070 variant?
The 1080
Luke Jenkins
Evga 1070 sc
Colton Bailey
Or EVGA has a sale on new 980 tis
But my buddy got the gigabyte g1 for cheaper than the EVGA ASUS or MSI variants and aside from those orange accents underneath he loves it.
Jason Rodriguez
I agree with this user.
David Price
Then why are you asking about Nvidia
Jaxon Powell
Unless you have a 1440p 144hz monitor then the 1070/80 is an irrelevant card. It's not good enough to run 4k yet it's crazy overpriced compared to more capable cards like the RX 480 / GTX 1060.
If you're doing 1080p/1440p ANYTHING then you should be getting something cheaper. If you're hoping for a 4k card then wait for the 1080 Ti or Vega series of cards. If you're hoping to play 1440p at high frame rates though, then it might make some sense.
Aiden Ward
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Juan Gray
even then, the 1080 still isn't enough to get the full usage out of a 1440p 144hz monitor.
I'm still using a gtx 780 for my MG278q and probably won't get a new video card until the 1180 comes out.
James Gonzalez
For the money right now? Probably the G1 Gaming. It has both a hefty factory OC, decent cooler, and improved power delivery for less than EVGA's SC variant (which uses the factory PCB).
There's also MSI's armor version which offers pretty much the same at the same price ($429) but with Gigabyte you also get RGB blinkenlights so that automatically makes it better. ;^)
Joseph Moore
Founders Edition. For a bit extra cash you get a premium quality product direct from nvidia.
Dominic Ortiz
kek
Eli Davis
cheapest card with a waterblock manually OCed
Blake Taylor
>bought a Kepler
>it gets gimped as fuck
>still wants to give Nvidia more money
You must have really bad Stockholm Syndrome.
t. fellow Kepler owner
Ayden Sullivan
Sapphire Nitro
Noah Walker
Palit
Gainward
EVGA
Carson James
EVGA aluminum cased card design
ASUS RGB LEDs on card woho! Nice backplate
MSI windforce super-duper sleek fans
All of them are reputable companies. Personally I like the RGB cards if you have an open case design.