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GALAX GeForce GTX 1070 Ti HOF review
Posted by: on: 01/18/2018 02:30 PM [
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We review the GALAX (KFA2 in Europe) GeForce GTX 1070 Ti Hall of Fame edition. With that familiar white design and triple fan look, we review and test the beast from GALAX which comes all custom cooled and a revamped custom PCB design.
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H83
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Posted on: 01/18/2018 04:42 PM
I simply can´t get over the looks of it, it´s so ugly!... Other than that is a great car.
Agree. If the price is the same is better to buy a 1080 than a 1070ti.
I simply can´t get over the looks of it, it´s so ugly!... Other than that is a great car.
I guess if you have the extra $30 and you can find one, you'll get better performance out of a 1080. I don't see why anyone thinks people that will fork over $500 for a video card won't pay the extra $30 for 5-15% more performance. I guess availability would have something to do with that decision?
Agree. If the price is the same is better to buy a 1080 than a 1070ti.
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Posted on: 01/18/2018 05:42 PM
That's assuming the mining fiasco hasn't driven the costs of the 1080 up.
I guess if you have the extra $30 and you can find one, you'll get better performance out of a 1080. I don't see why anyone thinks people that will fork over $500 for a video card won't pay the extra $30 for 5-15% more performance. I guess availability would have something to do with that decision?
That's assuming the mining fiasco hasn't driven the costs of the 1080 up.
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Posted on: 01/18/2018 07:13 PM
what a beautiful card even with that plastic bs and leds on it
I thought the button thingy overclocked too? guess not.
always liked the hof cards
what a beautiful card even with that plastic bs and leds on it
I thought the button thingy overclocked too? guess not.
always liked the hof cards
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Posted on: 01/18/2018 07:14 PM
I thought the button thingy overclocked too? guess not.
always liked the hof cards
No, it only ramps up fan RPM, which can help with tweaking.
I thought the button thingy overclocked too? guess not.
always liked the hof cards
No, it only ramps up fan RPM, which can help with tweaking.
cowie
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Posted on: 01/18/2018 07:25 PM
oh cool
you got a pretty good clock out of it too
not many of the 10x0 cards going over 2100 out of the box lately
No, it only ramps up fan RPM, which can help with tweaking.
oh cool
you got a pretty good clock out of it too
not many of the 10x0 cards going over 2100 out of the box lately
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Posted on: 01/19/2018 01:34 AM
oh cool
you got a pretty good clock out of it too
not many of the 10x0 cards going over 2100 out of the box lately
Indeed. I was surprised to see a sustained load clock of more than 2100MHz on an air cooled Pascal chip. I don't care for the looks of the card, but you can't argue with those low temps and noise along with the high overclocks. HH, I think on page 10 under LOAD temps this card is referred to as the 1080Ti.
oh cool
you got a pretty good clock out of it too
not many of the 10x0 cards going over 2100 out of the box lately
Indeed. I was surprised to see a sustained load clock of more than 2100MHz on an air cooled Pascal chip. I don't care for the looks of the card, but you can't argue with those low temps and noise along with the high overclocks. HH, I think on page 10 under LOAD temps this card is referred to as the 1080Ti.
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Posted on: 01/19/2018 04:35 PM
Love the HOF cards and ofcourse their colour scheme!
Btw below the 1080Ti@2025-2050MHz does ~189FPS at 1080p and ~137FPS using same settings as HH.
CPU@5GHz/RAM@4133c17.
I think I had better scores but my windows.old folder was somehow deleted and need to recover it to get my older saved scores back. :p
1080p
1440p
Love the HOF cards and ofcourse their colour scheme!
Btw below the 1080Ti@2025-2050MHz does ~189FPS at 1080p and ~137FPS using same settings as HH.
CPU@5GHz/RAM@4133c17.
I think I had better scores but my windows.old folder was somehow deleted and need to recover it to get my older saved scores back. :p
1080p
1440p
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I guess if you have the extra $30 and you can find one, you'll get better performance out of a 1080. I don't see why anyone thinks people that will fork over $500 for a video card won't pay the extra $30 for 5-15% more performance. I guess availability would have something to do with that decision?