The RTX launch has been packed with impressive graphics cards these last few weeks. We’ve seen new records being set for performance, and also some new ones for highest prices. I love the 2080 Ti, but its price is a kick in the pants, and the RTX 2080 is a much more promising price to performance ratio for those preparing for RT and DLSS style features. However, at the “entry” level of the RTX range is the RTX 2070. Offering big performance, and a much more wallet-friendly price, this is likely to be the mass-adoption card of the RTX range.
Now, we have the latest MSI Gaming Z model in for testing. It comes with a massive Twin Frozr 7 cooler design, factory overclocked speeds, and a fist full of RGB for good measure. It’s ticking all the right boxes for me, so let’s get it on the bench and see what it can do!
Core/Memory
Twin Frozr 7 Thermal Design
RGB Mystic Light
Dragon Center
For in-depth specifications, please visit the official Palit product page here.
“The much anticipated return of MSI’s iconic dual fan GAMING series. Combining a mix of black and gunmetal grey with a classy brushed metal backplate, this masterpiece provides you premium design with magnificent and smooth RGB light effects on the outside. The new MSI GAMING card is designed to amaze you!” – MSI
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