It’s no surprise that it uses more power than the other two RTX 2070 cards, given it is overclocked higher, but it’s still pretty great. It’s one of the more efficient cards when it comes to gaming loads too.
As predicted, that massive cooler is doing a great job. All the cards hit around 70 at full load, which is normal. However, it has lower temperatures while gaming than the MSI card; likely due to a more aggressive fan curve.
Powerful, cool, and as it seems, pretty quiet too. The card is completely silent at low-load, and also one of the quietest cards while gaming too. The MSI RTX 2070 was quieter, but again, you have bigger fans here, and higher clocks, and more power being used too.
We managed a modest overclock on the card, and I’m surprised we got any at all given the huge factory overclock. However, brands like to play it safe to save on RMA’s… We don’t, haha! I got another 125 MHz Boost and 600 MHz on the memory, which gave us a good boost in 3DMark, and 7 FPS extra in gaming.
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