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Review: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 G1 GAMING
Join us as we check out that snazzy looking Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 G1 GAMING. It's factory customized and comes all tweaked and cooled so much better opposed to the founders edition. And it looks fantastic as well. Join me in a review of this 8 GB demon From Gigabyte, the GTX 1070 G1 GAMING located under SKU code GV-N1070G1 GAMING-8GD with that all new WindForce cooler.
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#5304833 Posted on: 07/12/2016 02:05 PM
So is the idea that we're just not going to be seeing any 1070/1080s with better power supply (for bigger overclocks)?
So is the idea that we're just not going to be seeing any 1070/1080s with better power supply (for bigger overclocks)?
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#5304843 Posted on: 07/12/2016 02:15 PM
The problem is part of the question. Why invest massively in expensive PCB designs if all cards end up like 50 MHz away from each other when tweaked?
So is the idea that we're just not going to be seeing any 1070/1080s with better power supply (for bigger overclocks)?
The problem is part of the question. Why invest massively in expensive PCB designs if all cards end up like 50 MHz away from each other when tweaked?
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#5304866 Posted on: 07/12/2016 03:08 PM
It would be very interesting to see a direct comparison of a G1 Gaming 980 Ti with a max stable overclock vs. this G1 1070 max overclock (though probably not a static one). Custom 980 Ti's are going anywhere from $300-375 used and with the spotty availability of 1070/1080s, a good deal on a Ti might not only net someone more card for the money but actually a faster card all around.
Ti is a hell of an overclocker.
It would be very interesting to see a direct comparison of a G1 Gaming 980 Ti with a max stable overclock vs. this G1 1070 max overclock (though probably not a static one). Custom 980 Ti's are going anywhere from $300-375 used and with the spotty availability of 1070/1080s, a good deal on a Ti might not only net someone more card for the money but actually a faster card all around.
Ti is a hell of an overclocker.
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#5304897 Posted on: 07/12/2016 04:21 PM
Ty for the review HH.
Love these reviews, but with this new generation cards...i feel like they can easily be cut down in size/pages. Mostly now i only view the heat, noise pags and one game fps/fcat page as they are so equal in performance..then i jump to your conclusion
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Seahawk will be my next i think, when prices hopefully settle a bit...
Ty for the review HH.
Love these reviews, but with this new generation cards...i feel like they can easily be cut down in size/pages. Mostly now i only view the heat, noise pags and one game fps/fcat page as they are so equal in performance..then i jump to your conclusion
.
Seahawk will be my next i think, when prices hopefully settle a bit...
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Thank you for the review, Hilbert! When can we expect a review of the 1080 Xtreme Gaming?
Cheers