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Gigabyte - GeForce RTX 2070 8 GB WINDFORCE Video Card

( 4.8 Average / 6 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Gigabyte

Part #

GV-N2070WF3-8GC

Color

Black / Silver

Interface

PCI-Express x16

Chipset

GeForce RTX 2070

Memory Size

8 GB

Memory Type

GDDR6

Core Clock

1.62 GHz

TDP

185 W

Fan

Yes

SLI Support

No

CrossFire Support

No

Length

280.35 mm / 11.037 "

Supports G-Sync

Yes

DisplayPort

3

HDMI

1

VirtualLink

1

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Reviews

Glmnet1 20 points 2 months ago
from completed build First build: 9600k + RTX 2070

Super quiet, even under moderate load the fans are off and the temps are good.

SilentDisturbed 3 points 1 month ago
from completed build Ryzen 2700 / Gigabyte RTX 2070

Got BTF 5 with the Black Friday deal. Btf 5 Ultra settings at 53 Celcius. Makes almost no noise. Has RGB.

eldorper 12 points 1 month ago
from completed build Blue white Gaming rig

Loving this GPU. Manged to OC a stable +170MHz core and +970MHz memory clock. I can only hear the fans above 65% speed, which is only needed on a 80%GPU usage with my set Curve.

Only part I bought previous to Black Friday, which ended being the key factor for my new build. Back then I got it for 520€ and still think its the best value high end GPU atm. Tested all of the typical AAA title except for a racing game like forza (not my type of game) and I always get a minimum of 60 FPS on ultra on my ultrawide 2k monitor. Fast pace Esports kinda games (fortnite/league/CSGO) all run at at least 120 FPS (my monitors max refresh) on ultra and usually you shouldn't play them on ultra anyways. Only played BF5 on low RTX since the latest update with ~80 FPS I believe. There isn't much data on DLSS yet, but in that chinese game (forgot name) it seems to boost performance by ~30%, so the card will only get better. I can only recommend this GPU :)

The one downside would be no SLI support, but I think majority of people don't use this feature anyways.

Shamus03 5 points 22 days ago
from completed build Shamus' Build 2018

SILENT. Feels very solidly built too - most cards feel kind of flimsy but this one has a big plate to keep it stable. And of course the RGB lighting is a nice addition.

seb.reategui 8 points 20 days ago
from completed build 4K Video Editing Rig (Intel)

Not a lot to comment on yet. There's no DVI port so make sure you have a HDMI or DisplayPort cable.

RealistGinga 5 points 18 days ago
from completed build Gaming & Streaming Build

The last GPU we had was a GTX 730, so this thing is AMAZING in comparison!