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White model Gigabyte RTX 2070 Windforce 3X added
Gigabyte has released an updated Gigabyte RTX 2070 Windforce 3X, this round they swapped out the black plastic cover with a white one, and re-release the product onto the market.
The product will be called GeForce RTX 2070 GAMING OC WHITE 8G and is similar to the black version (doh), aside from the white cover and backplate. The core clock can be switched between Gaming mode (1,725 MHz) and OC mode (1,740 MHz), with a memory clock of 14,000 MHz, a memory bus width of 256 bits, and a GDDR 6 8 GB video memory. That's a software toggle btw, you are required to run their software.
- GPU: GeForce RTX 2070
- Shaders/CUDA: 2,304
- Core boost clock: 1,725 MHz / 1,740 MHz
- Memory clock: 14 Gbps
- Video memory: GDDR 6 8 GB
- Memory bus width: 256 bits
- Output interface: DisplayPort 1.4 × 3, HDMI 2.0 b × 1, USB Type-C × 1
- VGA cooler: WINDFORCE 3X
- Bus interface: PCI - Express 3.0 (x16)
- Auxiliary power supply: 8 + 6 pin
- Outer dimensions: W 116.45 x L280.35 x H 40.24 mm
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#5634117 Posted on: 02/01/2019 02:59 PM
Owned plenty of Gigabyte items over the years, and never had a single one of them break down.
Its a pity that Gigabyte is producing it. They make garbage and have an unpublished warranty that is in full violation of the magnisun moss act. They then short their customer, refuse RMA fixes upon delivery and dont ever consider using cross ship. They will ship another broken card and refuse to fix the one you sent them.
Owned plenty of Gigabyte items over the years, and never had a single one of them break down.
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#5634123 Posted on: 02/01/2019 03:24 PM
Same here. Even now this Aorus card seems decent.
Owned plenty of Gigabyte items over the years, and never had a single one of them break down.
Same here. Even now this Aorus card seems decent.
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#5634143 Posted on: 02/01/2019 04:06 PM
I've only ever had one failed Gigabyte product, and that was because of a combination of things that I wouldn't totally blame them for. It had a 3-year warranty, and just a few months before that warranty expired, I contacted them to fix it, which they did. It was a relatively easy process (they didn't fix the problem the first time around but they sent me a whole new board the 2nd time). Granted, this was around 2014 so things might've changed since then, but like others have stated, Gigabyte certainly isn't garbage.
Anyway, the PCB for this GPU is still black. The only white parts are the heatsink housing and backplate. If anyone really wants a white GPU, it's not hard to just get any model you like, take off those parts, and spraypaint them. A white PCB is more eye-catching and special, IMO.
Its a pity that Gigabyte is producing it. They make garbage and have an unpublished warranty that is in full violation of the magnisun moss act. They then short their customer, refuse RMA fixes upon delivery and dont ever consider using cross ship. They will ship another broken card and refuse to fix the one you sent them.
I've only ever had one failed Gigabyte product, and that was because of a combination of things that I wouldn't totally blame them for. It had a 3-year warranty, and just a few months before that warranty expired, I contacted them to fix it, which they did. It was a relatively easy process (they didn't fix the problem the first time around but they sent me a whole new board the 2nd time). Granted, this was around 2014 so things might've changed since then, but like others have stated, Gigabyte certainly isn't garbage.
Anyway, the PCB for this GPU is still black. The only white parts are the heatsink housing and backplate. If anyone really wants a white GPU, it's not hard to just get any model you like, take off those parts, and spraypaint them. A white PCB is more eye-catching and special, IMO.
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#5634178 Posted on: 02/01/2019 05:08 PM
I love white cards. I've read that all Windforce based models including the Gaming OC versions have issues with their fans ramping up suddenly and make rattling noises.
An issue that was present in those Gigabyte cards in 10xx series as well.
I had an HD7950 Windforce x3, but I seriously don't recall any suspicious or annoying event. Think and thought that card became much better with time, much better drivers since first gen GCN cards. For instance, at the beginning I could barely keep 50-55FPS on Battlefield 3 but after 2 months, same settings ( High ) always VSynced without any problem. Nostalgia since that was and is my only AMD card.
I love white cards. I've read that all Windforce based models including the Gaming OC versions have issues with their fans ramping up suddenly and make rattling noises.
An issue that was present in those Gigabyte cards in 10xx series as well.
I had an HD7950 Windforce x3, but I seriously don't recall any suspicious or annoying event. Think and thought that card became much better with time, much better drivers since first gen GCN cards. For instance, at the beginning I could barely keep 50-55FPS on Battlefield 3 but after 2 months, same settings ( High ) always VSynced without any problem. Nostalgia since that was and is my only AMD card.
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That's a nice looking card.
Pity it wouldn't go with my case aesthetics.
Its a pity that Gigabyte is producing it. They make garbage and have an unpublished warranty that is in full violation of the magnisun moss act. They then short their customer, refuse RMA fixes upon delivery and dont ever consider using cross ship. They will ship another broken card and refuse to fix the one you sent them.