ASUS GeForce RTX 2070 Super Overclocked 8G EVO GDDR6 Dual-Fan Edition VR Ready HDMI DisplayPort Gaming Graphics Card (DUAL-RTX-2070S-O8G-EVO)
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Style: RTX 2070 Super
Size: DUAL RTX 2070 Super
Features
- Powered by NVIDIA Turing with 1845 MHz Boost Clock (OC Mode), 2560 CUDA Cores and overclocked 8GB GDDR6 memory
- Supports up-to 4 Monitors with 3x DisplayPort 1. 4 and 1x HDMI 2. 0 port
- Triple Axial-Tech 0db Fans increase airflow through the heatsink and boasts IP5X dust-resistance.
- Protective Backplate features a durable aluminum construction to prevent PCB flex and trace damage
- GPU Tweak II makes monitoring performance and streaming in real time easier than ever, and includes additional software like Game Booster, XSplit Gamecaster, WTFast and QuantumCloud
Description
Experience silent and powerful gaming with the next-gen ASUS DUAL RTX 2070S O8G. Featuring NVIDIA’s new Turing GPU architecture, the card’s cutting edge graphics stay frosty with 0dB dust resistant fans for a 50% cooling increase, while overclocking and monitoring is made easy with ASUS’ GPU Tweak II software.
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super
Brand: ASUS
Graphics Ram Size: 8 GB
Video Output Interface: DisplayPort
Graphics Processor Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super
Graphics Card Ram: 8 GB
Video Output Interface: DisplayPort
Graphics Ram Type: GDDR6
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Graphics Card Interface: PCI-Express x16
Memory Clock Speed: 1845 MHz
Number of Fans: 2
Display Resolution Maximum: 7680x4320
Brand: ASUS
Video Processor: NVIDIA
Antenna Location: Gaming
Built-In Media: DUAL-RTX2070S-O8G-EVO, Driver CD, GPU tweak
Model Name: DUAL-RTX2070S-O8G-EVO
Graphics Description: Geforce RTX 2070 SUPER
Global Trade Identification Number: 38
Manufacturer: ASUS
UPC: 192876421338
Mfr Part Number: DUAL-RTX2070S-O8G-EVO
Model Number: DUAL-RTX2070S-O8G-EVO
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: ASUS GeForce RTX 2070 Super Overclocked 8G EVO GDDR6 Dual-Fan Edition VR Ready HDMI DisplayPort Gaming Graphics Card (DUAL-RTX-2070S-O8G-EVO)
Warranty Description: 3 Year Warranty
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: RTX 2070 Super
Size: DUAL RTX 2070 Super
So far so good, but I have yet to push it too hard. Instillation was seamless, no need to uninstall/reinstall drivers since I was upgrading from an older Nvidia card. When running in OC mode, it will boost to over 2000 mhz, and I have yet to see it get too far over 70 C when under load. I am using a 2k/165hz monitor, so this card is more than enough to run games at max settings and still get high frame rates. When some more demanding games come out, I will have to see how well it handles them. Runs pretty quiet, even when under load, but there is some fan noise. It is nothing horrible, at least for me. I use headphones, and will sometimes have the TV on, so I don't notice the noise that much. Overall, this is a solid card that was worth paying the extra $30 for the custom cooler and factory overclock, even if the memory was not overclocked. Also, you should not pay more than $530 for this card, any higher and it is probably a scalper. If you cannot wait for a restock, you can try somewhere else. Finally, unless otherwise specified, when I bough this, Amazon was not participating in the Nvidia game bundle. I emailed Nvidia about this, as someone in the Q/A section indicated that doing so would get you the game code, but the Nvidia rep said that was not the case. If you want the game bundle, you might need to look somewhere else. I don't remember seeing other Nvidia products with game bundles on Amazon, but that does not mean they do not appear form time to time.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2019 by CougFan85
Style: RTX 2070 Super
Size: DUAL RTX 2070 Super
REVIEW To say a graphics card can change your life sounds a little bit crazy. But upgrading to an ASUS RTX 2070 SUPER O8G from an ASUS GTX 1050TI HAS changed my life. After the initial shock of newly found graphical clarity in games like COD Warzone and RDR2, I find myself way more RELAXED while playing my favorite games. Whereas before, on my 1050TI, I felt like I was always rushed and stressed while playing games that required higher graphical fidelity than my graphics card could render, overclocked or not. I found myself running on 1600x900 resolution just to keep my FPS above 60. It was more stressful at times than fun, and a lot of my time was spent tinkering with it just to make it run properly. I'm going to game, whether I'm running onboard graphics... or I'm rocking a Titan. Owning an ASUS RTX 2070 SUPER O8G has been a huge quality of life improvement. I mention the O8G specifically to distinguish it from the A8G which, from my research, is overclocked to a lesser degree. If you aren't interested in overclocking, this is a superior card to the A8G because it's overclocked to a higher degree out of the box. I also find this product appealing because a 2070 SUPER GPU is the sweet spot for price to performance. TESTING I've found that the product stays cool under full load at about 68 celcius. No problems with FPS. Perfect for high refresh rate monitor. This is testing with games like RDR2 and COD Warzone. If you intend on using this for such games, I find no reason to spend any more. Lastly, it looks cool. I'm impressed with the build quality of the surrounding plate and dual-fan cooling solution. I was also pleasantly surprised by the sleek purple and blue RGB strip along the side plate.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2020 by Andrew
Style: RTX 2070 Super
Size: DUAL RTX 2070 Super
Color me surprised that I received a -refurbished- card in a non standard package. Absolutely nothing about this listing indicated that this product wasn't new. However, the card doesn't have any damage from shipping or otherwise and it is working just fine. Pros: * This is a good card and with 8GB of GDDR it will hold its own for a few years past cards with 6GB * Runs with with reasonable temps even at maximum load * The cards fans only spin up when the card starts to push 60 degrees Celsius, so it's silent at idle (even with fans spinning I don't noticeably hear them.) * Doesn't require a massive power supply to be just fine (even 650w is likely enough depending on the rest of the system) Cons: * A little bit pricey considering RTX 3080/90 are out now with 3070 coming soon... assuming you could even obtain one of these cards without paying 5x the market value from a scalper VS. RTX 3070/3080 * The 30xx cards are absolutely massive power hogs requiring easily 150 to 300 watts more than the 20xx cards * We now know 30xx cards are shipping with manufacturing deficiencies that cause crash to desktop at clocks over 2GHz * While a 20xx card overclocked is still likely slower than an underclocked 30xx, at least you CAN overclock a 20xx * the 2070 super basically costs the same as a 3070, which is painful. However, consider that the 2070 requires less power, is overclockable, and you can actually buy a 2070 super. * Maybe in a few years once the kinks are worked out the 30xx cards will be worth buying, but considering the market right now I might just wait for a 40xx and hope NVidia doesn't blow their own foot off with a shotgun next time.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2020 by Kindle Customer
Style: RTX 2070 Super
Size: DUAL RTX 2070 Super
So, I waited for a couple of months to pass in order to write a review for my 2070S since I wanted to give it a good sweating beforehand. Well here's my summary after 6+ months of use: - Great performance, the card is factory overclocked and you can push it even further if you feel like it, performance in all games is great and I've been pushing a 144h 1080p 21:6 monitor easily in the newest titles - Silent, seriously I thought it was going to be noisy (since my previous GPU was a dead silent 970 Strix) but I'm yet to even notice that the GPU is installed lol, even under load I don't hear it. -RTX, yes yes I know, but DLSS 2.0 is literal black magic and it looks better than native res+TAA but with a huge performance improvement In conclusion, if you're on the ledge about which 2070S version to buy, this one is among the top of the line, you won't regret it!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2020 by Mindfreak191
Style: RTX 2070 Super
Size: DUAL RTX 2070 Super
I have had absolutely no issues regarding this card since I got it in may of 2020. At the time of writing this review I have had a few crashes, however that is more due to a mistake I made overclocking the memory. I have not noticed it reaching abnormally high temperatures either. It runs quiet even when at full load on more demanding games. With my current build I have experienced 60fps on high quality graphics for pretty much every game I played and in the 160's for fps on medium setting. Depending on the game I averaged between 30-60 fps with rtx enabled however noticeable dips in frame rate left me leaving rtx off. The all around performance is just what I need and I plan to buy another for dual sli for ultra graphical quality and smooth fps.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2020 by sean Johnson
Style: RTX 2070 Super
Size: DUAL RTX 2070 Super
I've owned this GPU for about 2 months and it runs great, never too hot. Even with Ultra settings on the newest games you get a minimum fps around 60-80fps+ at 1440p. Though, you will probably need to sacrifice and lower a few graphics settings like reflections or anti-aliasing to save some frames. If you're looking to truly max out ALL settings you'll have to go with a 2080ti. Pricing I reasoned this GPU was worth it over the 2060 super in performance for a slight increase in cost, and worth the savings for slightly less performance compared to the 2080 super. Coil Whine This is really the only thing that disappoints me with this Graphics Card. I can't be sure if it's the ASUS modifications or just an innate aspect of the 2070 super, but there is very noticeable coil whine during high-use graphics (anything maximizing your GPU). Things like RDR2, GTA, super-modded Skyrim, and even large (well, massive) Photoshop files can cause coil whine that syncs with your in-game/program actions--think turning your character in Skyrim you hear a whine, but during loading screens it goes away entirely then comes back after you've loaded. If you wear headphones at a decent volume you probably won't even notice. I use stereo speakers and can tune it out for the most part, but it's still there. Overall, I'd recommend this GPU for someone with a higher-end build looking for 1440p 144hz gaming who can tolerate and accept coil whine for the sake of great performance.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2020 by Brian
Style: RTX 2070 Super
Size: DUAL RTX 2070 Super
This GPU is amazing. Compared to a 2080 performance is almost the same. I paired mine with a i7 8700k and get well over 200fps on most esports titles and 70 to 100 FPS on most AAA title. Mind you I’m using a 240hz monitor and it performs like a beast. Budget: This is a great 500$ graphics card. Right now prices are around 600$ but just wait and you should get it around 500$. If your looking to put your money in performance but without going crazy, get this. Preformance: Temps don’t go that high. I used to have a RX580 in my build and since I upgraded I got like 200+ FPS. Overall Review: This is a amazing 500$ card that I would recommend. You will be happy with your purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2020 by Doug
Style: RTX 2070 Super
Size: DUAL RTX 2070 Super
Fantastic upgrade from my PNY GTX 770 4GB. Can easily be overclocked to 1845 MHz using ASUS GPU Tweak II. However, I had two issues setting up the card. The first was screen flickering to black under high load. Make sure you change the global power management mode in NVIDIA Control Panel to Prefer Maximum Performance to fix this problem. Additionally, the fans on the card are a bit noisy when they turn on and off, which normally wouldn’t be a problem. However, ASUS GPU Tweak II automatically turns on 0db mode upon installation, which causes the fans to turn off below a temperature threshold of ~54 C. But since the card runs at that temperature most of the time, the fans constantly turn on and off, making a horrible grinding noise and probably damaging the fans. Make sure you turn off 0db mode if you choose to overclock with ASUS GPU Tweak II, it’s not like you can really hear the fans spinning at 20% anyway. Additionally, for the first week of usage the card had some pretty noticeable coil whine, but this went away gradually as it was used. The card looks like a beast and performs like one too, however there is a magenta/cyan lighting strip on the front of it that you can’t change or turn off. Luckily, I was already planning on using those colors for the rest of my build and the strip accents the card really well. Overall, this is a great value card for getting into the RTX craze (got it for $500!)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2020 by Benjamin Wakefield