RTX 2070 in 2024 - Is it Still Good for 1440p Gaming?

[@HitsuTwistedTalong]

I had my rtx 2070 Super for almost 4 years before I sold it and it was still running the latest games with high fps. I love how it can choose between DLSS and FSR. The buyer loved it and he was so happy.

[@ProYamYamPC]

What did you upgrade to? If you have both options, DLSS is almost always the better option. But DLSS, does help this card, especially at 1440p.

[@HitsuTwistedTalong]

@@ProYamYamPC Yeah, I loved the DLSS too bad Nvidia locks out frame gen to 4000 series only. With new AMD fluid motion frames and FSR3, it can also be used by older Nvidia cards via mods I think. I replaced it with rx 6700xt btw during GPU shortage. First time switching from Nvidia to Radeon and I love it! I like Amd adrenalin software more than Nvidia GeForce. AFMF is so good, 150-200 fps in cyberpunk max settings 1080p and around 100fps in 1440p.

[@BrandensOutdoorChannel]

​@@HitsuTwistedTalong what cpu and resolution do you play cyberpunk?

[@spg3331]

never heard anyone talk about the 2070, only the 2060 and 2080 ti. always glad to learn more! great video as always

[@ProYamYamPC]

It's an often overlooked GPU, even the Super model gets more love. I'm glad you enjoyed!

[@LuciusVulpes]

It came out when Nvidia began overpricing their products, so the 2070 was not a good investment from the start. Then the Super model came out at the same price IIRC, so the card just faded into obscurity.

[@Strale972]

Maybe because in a lot of regions it (2070) costs around 220€+, while for 60% of the price you can get 5700xt or 1080 which offer 95% of the performance..

[@AGENTEN-ry6lr]

@@ProYamYamPC my old 2070 that i had was absolutely amazing, ran everything in 1440p.

[@jehtochhh]

@@Strale9721080 does not have DLSS, No Mesh shaders and is just an outdated card

[@Groovy-Train]

Depending on your expectations, you absolutely CAN do Ray Tracing on an RTX 2070. I run Control 1080p with medium RT and DLSS Quality and it never goes under 60fps. Looks and runs great.

[@BigDrewski1000]

To be fair, none of the 20 series were all that great at ray tracing as it was a fairly new tech back then. Lol.

[@youandiryan]

I just bought this card tonight for $150 Canadian dollars. And so far I'm running some AAA titles and it's not having any problems. Pretty damn good card still

[@FreezeJournal]

built my pc in 2020 and still use it for gaming, works fine get it cleaned every year

[@rakib_n333]

used gpu for 150$?

[@thecreator845]

I had it for free😅 swapt it for my 1660ti

[@youandiryan]

@@thecreator845 that's a pretty good deal saying as the 2070 more powerful than the 1660ti. You got a once in a lifetime deal

[@youandiryan]

@@thecreator845 I can't believe how powerful the 2070 is. I am playing almost every single game on Hi to ultra settings. I'm playing cyberpunk 2077 right now and it's on high settings and it's running it no problem

[@NeonT3tra25]

6 years ago i mean times moves pretty fast but for it's age it's still a capable gpu in 2024

[@joviannagasaki84]

The 2070 Super would always make more sense, especially now they can be had for peanuts, that little bit more oomph, a newer second hand buy and the last card and therefore most powerful, to support the old 3D monitors and glasses and 3D TVs. Just incase anyone's interested for projects.

[@aaldrich1982]

Had a 2070 and it played quake 2 rtx... at 720p. It felt like a use case that it just couldn't match up to. 3070 is a fine card for rtx at 1080p and I can't wait for it to become under £200 all day long as it's a nice gpu.

[@SteelyGlow]

7:12 - this is in case of Cyberpunk 2077 without DLSS. If you turn DLSS on (quality preset), you will get 44 FPS on Utlra/High settings @1080p with all RT features enabled except path tracing at high; inside the Afterlife club framerate will drop to stable 35 FPS.

[@omegasupremeresurrection3606]

I just bought my buddy old pc with a 2070 in it and amd ryzen 7 24 GBs of ram it’s does a fine job with 1080p and even 1440p decent gpu

[@arrowslice6741]

I've had this card since 2019 and its still a great card today. Especially when you use the frame gen mod for games that support it. I kept thinking about upgrading to a 12GB 3060 but everyone told me it wasnt worth it lol

[@imalostcause]

its not that would be a pointless upgrade

[@Dimez757]

especially good if you stick to strictly 1080p.

[@AGENTEN-ry6lr]

bought my 2070 with my old 9700k around 4-5 years ago i think, it was amazing in 1440p for what i played, ran tarkov, apex, pubg, warzone without any issues in 1440p. sold it on to my mate and he still runs it today and its perfectly fine and runs as good as new, it was a great card.

[@Rudohardt]

Im still using my 2070, had it for 4 years now, its good, it does its job, sure it does struggle a bit when i try to increase settings above good, but it works for 1440p at 120-160 fps

[@Rudohardt]

I've recently changed cpu from a ryzen 7 2700x to a Ryzen 7 5700x3d, and damn it feels like a beast now, the cpu is no longer bottlenecking the gpu and i can enjoy more detailed games

[@tannerjack9520]

i have a 2070 and its still kicking ass ill probably go to a 4070 next year

[@rakib_n333]

why?

[@tannerjack9520]

vr@@rakib_n333

[@patriktoth6258]

​@@tannerjack9520I bought the 2070,from my friend for VR. I tried the 3050 6G too,but its not a good experience (War Thunder ran well,but could be better). What games you gonna play in VR?

[@alexbevan3217]

What about dlss or fsr to help would help in Ray tracing

[@Obie327]

I remember this card very well back when my friend purchased it new. At that time i had my one year old GTX 1080, Running Pass Mark performance test v9 on both identical systems the tests at that time were favoring the Pascal. The conclusion was that the rasterization isn't as strong with Turing , I guess the RTX 2070 soldiers on with proper future driver support. From the looks of the current Tech Power up, The RTX 2070 is now 20 percent ahead of the GTX 1080. The RTX 2070 isn't a bad card if running 1080p. Liking your content ProYamYamPC.

[@ProYamYamPC]

When Turing first dropped, I remember the 1080 Ti being on par with a 2080, so I believe your claims. However, years of driver development, have caused games to massively favour the newer RTX cards. A 1080 Ti will struggle to keep up with a 2060 Super now.

[@BrandensOutdoorChannel]

Rtx 2070 came out Oct 2018.

[@rck-lp7389]

Still using the RTX 2070s which is nearer to the 2080 performancewise with a Ryzen 7 5700x and im getting along pretty well.

[@ProYamYamPC]

I imagine it's still gaming very well. Nice pairing with the 5700X too!

[@TheHaydoz]

@@ProYamYamPC i got the same pair too working like a charm still

[@marcmusz8622]

This card hold Fortnite (December 2024) with all maxed out (Nanite, Ray Traycing etc) in 20-40fps in 2k resolution. Very good card.

[@Aisinn]

still rocking my rtx 2070 since release, probably will get the next new series

[@ItsKroov]

same here

[@Aisinn]

@@ItsKroov 🤝

[@kb278]

Bought a 2070 during covid $1,100 Needless to say I'm using this thing until I can't anymore. However, I do play escape from tarkov, all high settings with DLSS on balanced @3440x1440 and it's super playable.. 80-90fps occasional dips into the 60's

[@jasond2333]

Got a quadro rtx 4000 during covid. $800 but it’s been good. Running it into the ground

[@Rudohardt]

that's insane, i got my 2070 for 450usd new 4 years ago

[@BGRUBBIN]

​@@RudohardtYa I paid 900 for the super version. It's like 200 card now.

[@Toni-PAT]

Still rocking a 2070 super. With DLSS support i not have any problems to play even the newest games on high to ultra settings. Sometimes only Full HD but most of the time in 2K resolution. Parired with a I5 12400 i will use the card at least for 2 years more and then upgrade

[@Rachiou077]

Day one buyer of RTX 2070. All before the whole scareshow about the whole GPU failure reputation that was hitting hard. It costed me only $499 to get the GPU from Newegg at the time. It was to replace my GTX 970 that I've had since 2014 at the time. If you do the math from the time of this post, you'd figure I'd be fine with waiting a few years before upgrading. Needed the 2070 because I liked gaming on VR on the oculus cv1 and needed something for *coughing* "star citizen". Now I'm getting an RTX 5090 next month if lucky for the sake of AI workloads hobbyism. I love using LLMs

[@BigDrewski1000]

2070 super absolutely shreds through 1080p, even today, and out performs all lower end 30 & 40 series cards in benchmarks.

[@JTS0110]

I have the og rtx 2070 non super since launch. In 2024 due to me using a 144hz 1080p monitor the games that i play are more than good enough rn. I played cyberpunk77, elden ring, wukong ,space marine 2 at high texture and medium shadow with dlss and they all seem to hover around the 60-85 fps range. I hoping to upgrade to the 5000 series soon but for now it is still good enough of a card.

[@lorzkotzros]

Yea, can run like All the New games like space marine on ultra with DLSS and easy above 60 fps i love it haha

[@mattirealm]

I had a 2070 Super for a few years and that was a good card! Now on a 3070 Ti, but I do like how Turing works. They OC pretty damn good and run well. The only real issue is the power usage. The node they are based on was a good one (TSMC 12nm) and I frankly think it was stronger than Ampere's Samsung 8nm. And you can find tests that show 2080 Super's and 2080 Ti's that still do decently with newer games. Good video!

[@FATALROTARY]

Went from a strix 2070 super to a strix 4070 ti never looked back although the 2070 was great at 1440p but wanted to go 4k and the 4070 ti does great at it

[@bawarmohamed1209]

Great video bro

[@MHCP]

RTX 2070 = RTX 3060

[@jck2658]

More like rtx 3060 T 😂

[@maceisaiah]

2070s is better tbh

[@angeltemi5258]

@@maceisaiah even cex employees told me that rtx2070 Super was better than 3060ti

[@Universeverse923]

@@angeltemi5258the 3060 ti only has 2-8% fps more

[@angeltemi5258]

@@Universeverse923 so its almost the same performance

[@UnBarney]

I still got my 2070! Had it since launch.

[@Hughesburner]

Had the 2 fan gigabyte for a short time, it had some weird fan vibration issues and ran hotter than I wanted. I tore it down, new paste, same issues. I got it cheap, like $80, nearly half of what it was going for at the time. I sold it for profit gladly.

[@lorzkotzros]

Next time Just activate Ghetto mod. Its better anyways.

[@PianoChuck]

Yes it is. I have one in my system running 1440p. If you’re doing VR then no it’s not worth it. It’s the only reason I’m considering upgrading when nvidia releases the 5000 series.

[@SkibidiBuddies]

Coulod you try it on a game called House Flipper its my favorite game and my current pc cannot no longer handle it and i will be getting a RTX 2070 soon so i just wanna know if its a good choice

[@SteelyGlow]

Maxed out House Flipper runs at more than 60 FPS even on RX580 which is three times weaker than RTX2070

[@chicagochris1988]

I have a 4070ti in my pc, I have a 2070 in my laptop I got a few years ago and wanted to see how it does these days as I don’t use it much anymore

[@HearingHealthAz]

Was it a big jump. Im getting into skyrim vr and want to see if it will boost it

[@adamtorok]

i don't mind 720p with ultra graphics

[@wertywerrtyson5529]

I had a 2070 before. Honestly it would probably have been enough but I could help wanting to upgrade.

[@Kissamiess]

Still have mine and it's perfectly adequate for everything else but VR. Can't get decent frames for my HP Reverb G2 without rigorous optimisation and I'm sick of it. That's the only reason I'm looking to upgrade sooner or later.

[@p1xelpotatoez]

I'm still using MSI Gaming Z RTX 2070 8GB. I might stay with it for a little while before upgrading

[@pricelessppp]

Same!

[@NoLetfTrigger13]

Same it’s good and gets the job done I’m at 16BG or ram will be getting 32 in a few months and I’m on i7 9700 bought the pc from my buddy and a 3x curve monitor with a good mouse and keyboard for $600 once again it’s my buddy and I’m at 144x. I think it’s a good pc and set up for the price I got it for, let me know and I’m new in pc as always been a console guy

[@p1xelpotatoez]

@@NoLetfTrigger13 Absolutely! I'm still guaranteed to play most modern games and do productivity tasks, too. I'll be skipping the 30-series and jump right on the 40-series. Saving up for at least a 4060Ti because I only play at 1080p. I'm paired with a Ryzen 5 5600 with my 2070. I still thinking if I'll upgrade to a 1440p gaming but yeah this setup gets the job done 👌🏻

[@phillipgant3436]

I have a 2070 super would it work well with the 27inch HPqs 240 hz /1440p monitor.Or would Hps 27inch 240hz/1080 monitor be betterAny info would be great.

[@betraid]

Anyone had problems with 2070 on 2k monitors 180/144 hz? i'm constantly getting crashes in games, and weird artifacts can't find the problem tried different drivers, don't help, same as lowering HZ from 180 to 144/120 and even resolution back to 1920x1080. Sometimes strange black blinking squares appear in games instead of crashes, anyone has any idea what it could be? all i see is that my GPU is 100% loaded for some reason even in not high end game.

[@Ghengiskhansmum]

Try clearing the GPU cache.

[@betraid]

@@Ghengiskhansmum I localized problem and know what is causing my issues:D its all cuz of VRAM overheating. i repasted GPU once again and i saw strange color around my VRAM chips, seems its overeating too much cuz of 2k monitor it's heavy for RTX 2070 to provide such resolution at such FPS. I limited my games to 60 fps, and lowered hz to 120, and now all is fine, but my GPU still can overheat in high fps games, while GPU core is inside normal working temps 65-72º my VRAM is 85+ and at this point artifacts appearing cuz vram starts throttling.

[@curly4090]

it’s actually cheap now. 189.99 on eBay. i need something to upgrade from my 1080. this one beats it

[@fussbucket3080]

2070 is not actually that much better than the 1080. They are about the same. The only benefit is DLSS

[@JoelSebastianMoreno]

I have a 1080p 144hz monitor and I'm building my first PC. This GPU worth it? Find it very good price second hand

[@rexlizardo6867]

What do yall say a reasonable upgrade would be from a 2070 super?

[@ProYamYamPC]

It depends on what type of gaming experience you want and how much money you’re willing to spend

[@skarrerx8493]

It’s definitely not awful, never liked the card because here in Australia it has never been priced competitively, whether it was new or now used where 2060 supers or 5700xts are consistently cheaper

[@AndyViant]

I bought one at the start of covid crazy for AU$700 and it stood me well until prices on the 3080 dropped from crazy to still crazy AU$1000. But I sold the 2070 Super for $500 so it wasn't that bad an upgrade.

[@skarrerx8493]

@@AndyViant crazy thing was it got much more expensive than that. I got stuck with a dell xps prebuilt with 1660ti at that point because back then I was still a university student without the money to get anything rtx. Ah the days!

[@coldstonestunners]

@@skarrerx84931660 is a good card tho. Still outperforms the ps5

[@MiquelEddie]

What CPU would you pair this up with bro? Was looking at the i7 13700k but not sure.

[@MiquelEddie]

Just realised, mine is the 2070 super trio so its different to the one in the video. If you could still give me a recommendation on what CPU to pair it with though, id appreciate it. I need it for speed when switching through tabs etc, also gaming. Really stuck on what to get lol

[@Dimez757]

Try the i7 8700k that's what my rig uses and still runs great, haven't upgraded since 2019.

[@west5385]

Interesting. The RTX 2070 launched 2 years before the PS5 and plays PS5 games even this late into its lifecycle really well even before using upscaling. These are native 1440p tests,right? Anyways, I've just gotten an RTX 4070 Super and if the PS6 launch is in 2-3 years and this happens again then I think its safe to say I have a good playable 1440p card for the entirety of the next console generation. Love to see it. Really enjoying my new card.

[@ProYamYamPC]

All tests are native. It’s good to see how a card like this gets on, especially in rasterisation

[@west5385]

@ProYamYamPC thanks for the reply man. I've just sold all my old parts for 60% of the price for this RTX 4070 Super which is 730 USD in my region. Your video is perfect for looking in the past to try to predict the future. When I am some online pc spaces it feels like everyone is always upgrading to next gen GPUs there

[@bdhop3895]

Thank you man, i was gifted the 2070 for free and i wanted to make sure it was good 🙏

[@ProYamYamPC]

No worries bro. Congrats on getting the 2070, it's a solid card and I'm sure you will absolutely enjoy it!

[@j-cuts9396]

the RT cores on a 2070 are better used fixing the broken HDR in games and DLSS

[@ProYamYamPC]

I believe the tensor cores handle DLSS

[@j-cuts9396]

@ProYamYamPC the tensor cores are Nvidias RT cores. They handle ray tracing dlss and the new RTX HDR features

[@AndyViant]

Probably shouldn't have upgraded from my 2070 Super. it'd still be fine for non ray traced 1440p stuff. When it struggles there's always DLSS

[@ProYamYamPC]

DLSS works great at 1440p too!

[@ChiTownTx]

Currently my computer is a little over 5 years old (I upgrade every 5 years) so it's about that time. I have a 2070 Super paired with a 3700X. Overall this has been a very good setup for it's day. I can play Hogwarts and Cyberpunk on my 1440p Gsync monitor with minimal issues. That being said I can tell it's time to moonlight this card. It has been a great card but as games and tech have improved an 8Gb card just isn't worth buying in 2024.

[@jjflaw]

Just got myself a 2070, havent used it yet but im wondering would 550w be enough power for it?

[@ProYamYamPC]

Depending on yoiur CPU, you should be good

[@jjflaw]

@ Thanks for the reply, gonna be pairing it with a Ryzen 5 5500

[@CYWNightmare]

My 2070 wasn't a huge fan of 1440p but it crushed 1080p. RT killed any frames you mightve had though, tbf the same could be said about 4k you didnt get the best of frames.

[@65ksource]

I bought my rtx 2070 pre owned in 2019 for 332usd, my main reason for this card purchase was to play 1080p no ray trace and to pwn as many noobs as possible and it did just that, anyway fast forward to 2024 I went from a 9700k to 14700k using a 1440p monitor 170hz I can play 800 player rust 160 plus fps, low settings but all aa maxed, I like a clean sharp image regardless of graphics as that has never helped me frag noobs, I don’t use dlss because if I wanted to burn my eyes out of my head and giving gpu manufactures an excuse to make little improvements in there gpus and a terrible quality image that adds a disgusting eye burning blur I’d use dlss. If I wanted to turn my res to 1280 by 720 i may as well reinstall windows me and play rainbow 6 rogue spear and go back the msn zone and game spy arcade, in saying that i only play pvp games which I need want 100 plus fps and I get that at 1440p in games like squad, hell let loose, cs2, rust dark and darker and cod4, I get bored of single player games because there’s no challenge, so if your a single player gamer who likes over unrealistic shiny textures and vending machines that refracts light and images of your own character off a vending machine, then no this gpu is not for you and I guess luckily for me hogwarts legacy and cyberpunk was a giant snore. Pokemon heart gold goes pretty hard tho.

[@ConfusionDistortion]

Back in early 2019 I did a Ryzen 1700 setup and was using a GTX 1080 in it. I had a friend using a FX 8350 with a dual RX 480 4gb combo for Crossfire (I was still using a FX 8350/RX 470 myself as a secondary pc). He was one of those friends that felt like he had to keep up with or surpass what I had for some reason. He got that itch and against my advice to wait, jumped on a Ryzen 2700 and a giant ass space heater RTX 2070 even though I told him prices would be dropping as new stuff was coming in mere months. It was a waste of money for him. All he was doing was playing The Division 1 and 2. He did not even need the upgrade. Then a couple months later they released the new Ryzen 3000 series, and a few months after that, the RTX 2070 Super. Then in March 2020, I did a upgrade to a Ryzen 3600 and MSI RTX 2070 Super Ventus (much smaller and cooler than the EVGA 2070 he got). Was basically my main gaming pc from March 2020 till March 2023 when I did a new build again. It was like a kick in the teeth for him and he stopped trying to keep up with me after that when I do new builds, so to this day he is still using that Ryzen 2700/RTX 2070 setup as his main pc. My Ryzen 3600/RTX 2070 Super is still a secondary gaming pc that I use on a 1080P curved gaming monitor. Still very good for that, but there are games from last year that really hurt that 8gb vram/16gb system ram, the first of which for me was Company of Heroes 3. That game needed more than 8gb of vram and more than 16gb system ram to run maxed out. That's really what I took as a sign that it was time to put that PC into the secondary slot and replace it on my 4k setup with a new build using the Ryzen 5800X with a RX 7900 XT and 32gb system ram.

[@ProYamYamPC]

It's good to have two separate systems. From my testing (at least in the games I've tested), the 8GB of VRAM doesn't seem to be an issue at 1080p just yet. In some games, I do see it becoming an issue soon.

[@MrSeb-S]

Nosence changed gtx 1080 on 2070 super.😅

[@CaptainScorpio24]

just imagine i hv 3070 FE since 3 yrs wd 8gb VRAM. 😢

[@AbbasDalal1000]

Hey what's the temps like in the game have the same GPU oc model it goes upto 78°C in game

[@ProYamYamPC]

They didn't go above 61C but I do have an undervolt applied.

[@AbbasDalal1000]

@@ProYamYamPC yea mine to at .875 @1830hz

[@martinrakovicky1189]

@@AbbasDalal1000 maybe he has way better airflow case and repasted gpu (with new thermal pads) and lower ambient temerature in the room...there are so many variabiles for the gpu temeprature

[@mikereames4020]

have my gigabyte rtx 2070 8gb at 1980 to 2000mhz in 4k its hitting 78c i config a ramair setup from my bottom case fans and dropped it to 71c. thats helldiver 2, cities skylines 2, forza motorsport making it that hot in 4k. 1080p its sits around 59c

[@NoLetfTrigger13]

@@mikereames4020same but my cooling is good and can run 4k hell divers everything like nothing

[@avtobezzabot]

Hmmm got 2070 Ultra, all games on High or Ultra preset 60+ fps ...

[@ProYamYamPC]

Which games and resolution?

[@colonelblars9126]

I got mine in 2019 to play CS:GO. It excelled at running CS:GO. It runs CS2 like shit because CS2 is a deoptimized CS:GO. I uninstalled Steam and have forged a new path forward for myself. I don't really need a 2070 to watch youtube videos or to do word processing anymore but I'm too scared to take any of the components out of my rig at this point for fear of it not just starting up like it normally does. It helped me through a rough time in my life, I think I'm obliged to keep it forever. Thanks for reading this if you made it this far, Jesus loves you.

[@hooptastic_hippie8522]

what is a good upgrade from this that wont break the bank?

[@Kultz]

There isn’t really any cheap ones from nvidias side tbh. And none make sense since they’re all also 8gb cards which are becoming obsolete nowadays with these unoptimized games lol. But on AMDs side the 6700xt or 6800 are both great options, offering 35% & 70% performance increases for good prices generally, both have a ton of vram to last a good while into the future as well. If you’re buying new the best option would be something like a 4070 super / 7800xt which is still a crap ton of money for a graphics card at the end of the day

[@РоманГурник]

I advise you to test the RX-5700 xt, the best card in terms of price-performance ratio

[@Zapronte.]

Does it play 1440p on 2024 titles?

[@pramey]

why are you getting 284 on those settings in fortnite when im barely able to get 140 wtf something is wrong with my PC.

[@devoeiva1]

Probably cpu? Or ram? Do you have performance mode on?

[@ValentinaDiNapoli-bh7ds]

Check the temps

[@alistairglasgow1337]

The RTX 2070 was released in 2018 not 2017

[@gortini1218]

what cpu will be the best for geforce 2070 ti armor?

[@yoyosingh1088]

There is no 2070 ti

[@gortini1218]

@@yoyosingh1088 nvm what cpu will be the best for MSI Geforce RTX 2070 SUPER ARMOR OC 8GB GDDR6

[@sergiofn3753]

what is a safe temp for this GPU? mines goes up to 80c

[@clumzy.visuals]

that is pretty normal for modern gpus

[@sergiofn3753]

@@clumzy.visuals would u recommend to undervolt it? to bring temps down? or nah

[@e3nnsar]

@@sergiofn3753undervolting is a great way to reduce stress on the gpu and find the g spot so that u dont undervolt it so much that it starts to underperform

[@semplew]

2018. I was just turning 30 and really wanted a replacement for my 980

[@hardstylboy]

dit jus a 4070S oc dual ece asus irs run like a beast +

[@mrcoolmannor2686]

pointless to upgrade higher than RTX 2070 i have it ... Runs smooth!

[@LunarCelestial]

getting one cause upgrade from gtx 980 worth it.

[@torukmahtomahto409]

Still worth for 1080p,no RT or other ultra settings...

[@angeltemi5258]

this card is also good for ray tracing i play miles morales with it with no lag and in high settings

[@evkurth]

Tenho minha até hoje e ainda muito boa e jogo em todos jogos hoje.

[@thebladedbeast3711]

I only get like 180 in Fortnite even with dlss💀

[@therockyeet]

whats your cpu?

[@dareason7581]

i still remember the day... when the stores was phasing out the 2070 for the 2060Super.... hahahahahahahah that day was beautiful for me. A rebrand eh WOW. People actually got joked. Not me lmfao i picked up mine for $200 lmfao 2060 Super and 2070 is the same shit! lmfao

[@Bx-yu8cg]

this is the worst 2070 , i have this card and it makes an horrible noise when im playing thanks to msi afterburner i found a way to fix this but the temps in game are sky top high

[@rafaelrodriguez5899]

Same here, could you share how you fixed the noise issue?

[@carbon.neptune]

this is the iphone 11 of gpu's

[@FZresetYT]

Hell no 😂

[@carbon.neptune]

@@FZresetYT yes it is.

[@jeffreybouman2110]

Today the 8 GB Vram is the biggest problem of the 2070

[@ProYamYamPC]

I think with its 256 bit bus, it's ok for rasterisation. But yeah I'm inclined to agree with you

[@jeffreybouman2110]

@@ProYamYamPC thank you :) I sold my 2070 super model because of the Vram related stuttering I was having in games like the Callisto Protocol on 1440P ultra wide upgraded to a 6750 XT and must say it’s a way better GPU then a lot of media outlets give it credit for but in games like Robocop the 6750 XT is getting problems as well so a upgrade is on the horizon haha waiting on the 5000 series en 8000 series from nvidia and AMD for that

[@ProYamYamPC]

@@jeffreybouman2110 I absolutely love the base 6700 XT, I made a video on it towards the end of last year. And I can imagine 8GB was cutting it close at 3440x1440. Nice pickup with the 6750 XT🙌

[@jeffreybouman2110]

@@ProYamYamPC I’ll check it out :)

[@AznVi3tx]

2070 Super = 4060

[@martinrakovicky1189]

I got mine 2070 (msi armor version) to 0.95V and 1950mhz

[@ProYamYamPC]

Nice! How's it performing for you?

[@martinrakovicky1189]

@@ProYamYamPC very good so far..apart from almost hitting the power limit in some games (200w-which is already increased in afterburner) - maybe I will tune it down a bit...

[@whynot2692]

I got msi armor version too about a week ago, how's the temp in yours btw? Mine at 0.85v 1860mhz memory clock all the way to +800mhz. Max at 71°c 160w while playing heavily gpu bound games, still need a lot of reference to find the sweet spot.

[@martinrakovicky1189]

@@whynot2692 I dropped it a bit to lower the power consumption and i got it to 1905 at 0.925v. now it runs around 180w to 195w during timespy. My max temps are 67c (gpu fans are running at 1450rpm) and I was running Timespy stresstest combined with cpuz stresstest to simulate gpu+cpu load. I guess I have better airflow in the case (my room temp was 24,2c)

[@whynot2692]

Dayyum that's good, how's your idle consumption? now the only thing that I concern is my gpu idle power consumption, idk why but it sucks 40w of power, idk what went wrong but i don't think it's the gpu, cuz I've been running 3 different gpu's including the 2070 and all gpu runs identical 30-40w at idle.