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MSI GTX 1070 Ti Gaming 8 GB

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MSI's GeForce GTX 1070 Ti Gaming comes with the company's signature TwinFrozr thermal solution, which delivers outstanding noise levels and adds the crucial idle-fan-off feature that's so important these days for enjoyable noise levels during desktop work, Internet browsing, and light gaming.

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I dont think there is any need for individual reviews of AIB partner 10700Ti you could have gotten away with doing a roundup comparing thermals and overclocking potential since these 1070Ti will perform the same as factory overclocking is not allowed by nvidia.
 
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Benchmark Scores Faster than yours... I'd bet on it. :)
There is value to that point after at least a performance review... like this one.

Overclocking potential varies by silicon, not vendor... so, that is not a good point.
 
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As always, good stuff, those MSI Gaming X GPU's IMO :D:D
 
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MSI's been on top of their game with their cooler design this generation.
 
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Aren't transversal heatsink fins more effective than horizontal?
 
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Chaitanya said:
I dont think there is any need for individual reviews of AIB partner 10700Ti you could have gotten away with doing a roundup comparing thermals and overclocking potential since these 1070Ti will perform the same as factory overclocking is not allowed by nvidia.
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Agreed, lot of good work gone in vein. I remember reading software OC profiles from different AIBs before release. Were there actually any of those @W1zzard or were them banned by nvidia too?
 
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Chaitanya said:
I dont think there is any need for individual reviews of AIB partner 10700Ti you could have gotten away with doing a roundup comparing thermals and overclocking potential since these 1070Ti will perform the same as factory overclocking is not allowed by nvidia.
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Companies always prefer to see their products get a dedicated review, and I would like to see individual reviews also since they include more specific info on the PCB out of personal interest.
 
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Chaitanya said:
I dont think there is any need for individual reviews of AIB partner 10700Ti you could have gotten away with doing a roundup comparing thermals and overclocking potential since these 1070Ti will perform the same as factory overclocking is not allowed by nvidia.
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I'm not even sure what the point of factory overclock is these days, since GPUs will raise their own clocks anyway while the thermal allow it.
 
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Are the FE version of cards better binned?
 
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Great card, but I still don't understand why MSI doesn't mount the main heat sink on more points than the 4 little screws around the GPU that attach to the PCB, not even the front or back plates.
 
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0x4452 said:
Great card, but I still don't understand why MSI doesn't mount the main heat sink on more points than the 4 little screws around the GPU that attach to the PCB, not even the front or back plates.
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"If it isn't broken, don't fix it." They have a heatsink assembly, which many times is more than just the fins you see, and for the most part, their design performs superbly: cool and quiet.
 
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rtwjunkie said:
They have a heatsink assembly, which many times is more than just the fins you see.
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Can you elaborate? I saw the 1060 armor and it had a lot of flex. This is more sturdy due to the front plate, but still the heavy heatsink is attached only to the PCB around the GPU.
 
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