EVGA GeForce RTX 2070 XC Gaming, 8GB GDDR6, Dual HDB Fans & RGB LED Graphics Card 08G-P4-2172-KR, Real Boost Clock: 1710 MHz
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Style: XC
Size: XC Gaming
Features
- Real Boost Clock: 1710 MHz; memory Detail: 8192MB GDDR6
- Dual HDB fans and all-new cooler offer higher performance cooling and much quieter acoustic noise
- Built for EVGA Precision x1 - EVGA all-new tuning utility monitors your graphics card and gives you the power to overclock like a Pro!
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From the manufacturer Style: XC | Size: Real Boost Clock: 1710 MHz The EVGA GeForce RTX 20-Series Graphics Cards are powered by the all-new NVIDIA Turing architecture to give you incredible new levels of gaming realism, speed, power efficiency, and immersion. With the EVGA GeForce RTX 20-Series gaming cards you get the best gaming experience with next generation graphics performance, ice cold cooling, and advanced overclocking features with the all new EVGA Precision X1software. The new NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs have reinvented graphics and set a new bar for performance. Powered by the new NVIDIA Turing GPU architecture and the revolutionary NVIDIA RTX platform, the new graphics cards bring together real-time ray tracing, artificial intelligence, and programmable shading. This is not only a whole new way to experience games - this is the ultimate PC gaming experience.
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070
Brand: EVGA
Graphics Ram Size: 8 GB
Video Output Interface: HDMI
Graphics Processor Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070
Graphics Card Ram: 8 GB
Video Output Interface: HDMI
Graphics Ram Type: GDDR6
Compatible Devices: Motherboards with a PCI-e x16 slot
Graphics Card Interface: PCI Express
Memory Clock Speed: 14000 MHz
Number of Fans: 2
Display Resolution Maximum: 3840x2160
Brand: EVGA
Video Processor: NVIDIA
Antenna Location: Gaming
Built-In Media: Quick Installation Guide, RTX 2070
Model Name: RTX 2070 XC
Graphics Description: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 with 8GB GDDR6 memory and Real Boost Clock of 1710 MHz
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 34
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: EVGA
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 843368058234
Item Weight: 2.2 pounds
Item Type Name: RTX 2070 XC
Model Number: RTX 2070 XC
Mfr Part Number: RTX 2070 XC
Warranty Description: 3 years
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Style: XC
Size: XC Gaming
I purchased this EVGA RTX2070 for my son's birthday - he's an avid gamer. He previously had an AMD R270 that was purchased 4+ years ago which was underpowered for current/recent games he would host. I researched various video card reviews. The early reviews (when this RTX card was initially was released in 2018) cast shade on the RTX series stating they are overpriced and that Ray Tracing is hyped. Ray Tracing is coming on now and will be more prominent in games. And, leaving Ray Tracing aside for those games that don't support it, this is still a powerful/quality video card. I wanted to purchase something built for the future with a good warranty. I choose EVGA due to their warranty and good support and product quality reputation. My son currently games at 1080p, says he can have all the visual goodies maxed out on various recent games. (NOTE / PERSPECTIVE: My son is not big on first person shooters anymore, just occasional FPS use, he's more into strategy games. I don't game anymore, I used to in a different life. : ) This 2070 card will support WQHD (1440p) gaming quite well. From the reviews I have read, at resolutions above1440p (i.e. 4K gaming) the RTX2070 performance is nominal, just enough/adequate. However, 4K gaming is nothing my son is interesting in. Now before I get a mountain of opinions, I will say for my son's needs and purposes this card is excellent. No hassles, no artifacts, high quality, high framerates. He is in happy hog heaven. The experience delivered to him is more than enough for his purposes. This will most likely meet his needs for at least 2 - 3 years. P.S. We are brand agnostic. My main PC has an AMD card in it and I would and will buy AMD again if it's the solution for my purposes. The AMD CPU releases are currently on fire. I will say my son was relieved - or it was a plus to him - to receive an nVidia card. Only minor complaint: It would have been nice to have video cable or two included. We had to get in the car and drive to local Best Buy to purchase a Display Port cable. (I own a mountain of HDMI, VGA and DVI cables but have not needed DP yet and son's current Dell monitor doesn't support HDMI.) The new WQHD monitor he may get for Xmas will certainly support HDMI). Other than that, no complaints. I suppose unless you buy the uber deluxe cards you don't get a cable bundle. P.P.S. DRIVER ANECDOTE: Son's PC has Windows 10 OS. I had cautioned him to first disinstall the AMD video card drivers from his older hardware he was leaving behind before powering down and then advised to replace with a fresh download of latest nVidia drivers. (I was also willing to burn a disk of latest nVidia drivers for him). He waved off, didn't do that. I was expecting problems from this. But No! He boots PC up with new nVidia RTX 2070 card. It was flawless! He was able to begin using his setup immediately. The "native" nVidia drivers supplied in Windows 10 gave him a no drama experience and he could start using the PC and begin gaming. I was kind of surprised. In the "old days" that was a guaranteed recipe for problems. Your Mileage May Vary but that's what we experienced. I still encouraged him to obtain the nVidia site drivers "to be sure" but for now, things are fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2019 by YeahSoMaybe?
Style: XC
Size: XC Gaming
Got mine OC'd to a stock 1080Ti with the built in(to EVGA Precision) automatic overclocking software. My Galaxy S9+ came with a USB C to USB A 3.0 adapter so I plugged it into my GPU's USB C port and what do you know my 3 Sensors and HMD are no longer starving my PC's USB Bandwidth - to be clear, I could barely even get a mouse and keyboard running on this - I had to unplug a sensor every time I wanted to plug in a flash drive (with 2 sensors) or use a (blasphemous) wifi dongle. So now not only can I plug stuff into my USB ports (glorious controllers and bluetooth devices ;u; ) but I can also tell that my sensors were fighting for bandwidth because it seems that the tracking is better to boot! (: You'll notice that I seriously just spent my entire review up until this point praising the fact that this has a "built in Inatek USB HUB" and that's because it's kind of the only thing it has over a GTX 1080 Ti (and my micro atx motherboard didn't have a PCIE Slot which I didn't find out about until AFTER I ordered the USB Hub >.< ). RTX isn't here yet, DLSS is clearly and obviously worse than current AA solutions, and there's no guarantee that you'll get a GPU capable of overclocking like mine did (while STUFFED in a small case that isn't supposed to be able to fit this card and fans pressed up against the bottom of the case which has a PSU blowing hot air + an overclocked R5 2600 blowing hot air right next to it and TERRIBLE ventilation in this cheap case.. you get the idea). I recommend, quite frankly, to either get a 2080 if you want performance, 1080 Ti / AMD's new GPU for this price, or a 2060 if you desperately need RTX but don't want 1080 (maybe 1080 Ti) performance. This card is priced weirdly is what I'm getting at. It can't do RTX well enough for most gamers to love considering it can do 4K at ultra settings OR pretty puddles. A 2060 would be a far better choice for most prosumers not planning on getting into VR and a 2080 is so much better than this that I can't imagine why one wouldn't upgrade to it unless you're like me and only play VR games and develop games / create CG in your spare time / hobby. I hope that wasn't too rambly. If you're getting a 2070 I do highly recommend this one. Only weird thing is that it's blue by default. WHY make an NVIDIA card blue??? Thankfully it's easy to change the colors and I set mine green but COME ON guys :P
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2019 by Amazon Customer
Style: XC
Size: XC Gaming
I got the RTX 2070 to replace my GTX 970 as I not only game, but do video editing as part of my job. Performance-wise the card is pretty good. I'm on a 4k monitor and am able to use max settings, however there is one main issue: 1. Coil Whine My first card died after a week, but I assumed that had to do with poor packing by amazon. The card was inside of a large box with no padding, so probably got damaged by bouncing around too much. It had loud coil whine in several games such as Dragon age Inquisition and Guild Wars 2. The replacement card is much more quiet, but still has some level of coil whine. This is in a quiet, sealed case as well. The first card also would cause odd artifacts during normal Windows 10 applications and ended up locking my system up several times a day, giving odd DX error messages. The new card seems to be much better, and the coil whine is not that bad. With sound on from the games you won't really notice, but it is there. We'll see how this one lasts and I may up my rating after that. Also, Amazon was awesome about the replacement. No questions asked, they shipped out a new one. This one arrived quickly and was packaged properly. I just have 30 days to ship back the defective card on their dime. UPDATE: Upped my rating to 5 starts. This card has been excellent, and so I assume the original one I received was just damaged during shipping. Ultra settings in games like Assassin's Creed, etc. are averaging around 47-60 fps at 4k. Knocking down just a few of the settings gets it up to 60 fps ( which is my monitor's refresh rate ). I knew I wasn't getting quite as much power as the 2080, but coming from a 970, this is great.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2018 by Shepherd Ministries
Style: XC
Size: XC Gaming
Fantastic. I bought this to replace a Gigabyte Windforce OC 1070 that's going to be used to sell off some older hardware, paired this beast with my 8086K and Asus Prime Z370-A. I'm seeing on average 25%-30% framerate increase and an overall increased feeling of responsiveness. It almost goes toe-to-toe with a 1080Ti at a much more comfortable price. It idles higher than I'd like it to but I'm a big stickler for temps; It's maxing on furmark at 71 degrees celsius which is more than comfortable, it seems to idle around 40. The precision software is somewhat bulky unfortunately, but it's in beta and will hopefully be resolved in the future. I would have gotten the XC ultra but my vertical GPU mount is only a double-din, beware of sizes on these cards. Update 04/16/2020 Still strong. I put it on a 1440p144Hz freesync display and it runs beautifully. It's already starting to show a little age unfortunately, Borderlands 3 is running at about 120FPS on medium. Definitely considering scraping together for an Ampere this season. VR is flawless on this thing, at least my original model Rift.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2018 by Kevin
Style: XC
Size: XC Gaming
Installed like a champ and booted right up. Nvidia Drivers are the easiest to install IMO. I'm now able to run MHW at full spec texture pack and all at 1080p with great results. Rise of the tomb raider did give me a hiccup though when it crashed after about30-40 minute playing at full on max settings. I don't know if that was the card or the optimization of game. I must say though While i was playing rise of the tomb raider the game ran EXTREMELY well at full setting. I had no inclination that it was going to crash before it did. no screen tearing no jitters. it just ran perfect. The bench mark tool in ROTR got an average FPS of 55 at fully maxed out settings with DX12 on which i think is pretty respectable. I also ran warframe on this card. obviously warframe can't even touch the max capabilities of this card. I have yet to try out other demanding games like FF15 and modern shooters but i have no reason to believe this card won't run those at max settings 1080p with no problems. I'm going to DL the FF15 Demo tonight and try it with RT on and off and see what kind of results i get and update my review later. this card is VERY pricey. If you already have a 1080TI there is no reason to upgrade from that card to any current card. You still have the best card on the market. If you have a card that is weaker than a 1080ti and you want to upgrade this card is great option to future proof yourself with the ray tracing capabilities but if you need the most vram you can get go for the 1080ti with it's 11 gb of ram. I want to recommend the RX5700 and RX 5700xt because of their great performance to price ratio but i have had 2 5700's and neither would even boot into windows. Any who do your research and compare cards old and new and figure out which card is best for you and your budget. I happen to really dig this one. *UPDATE* YOOOOOOOOO i just got an email from amazon with a code for two free games because i bought this card: The games are wolfenstein youngblood and control! Hey can't complain about free haha.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2019 by C. Rogers
Style: XC
Size: XC Gaming
No problems whatsoever. I will say the precision software sucks. It’s good for the LED control, but I highly recommend MSI afterburner for overclocking and fan control. Before download MSI for some reason precision did not want to kick my fans on even when I was turning them in through the program which lead to overheating and crashing. MSI solves all that. I haven’t had any problems at all with temperature since then on the xc gaming version. Also i was expecting this to be a loud card and it is if you kick the fans up to max but overall it’s mostly silent inside my nzxt case. I highly recommend the xc gaming model!!! Update: shortly after purchasing this gpu evga released the super models and through EVGA’s step up program I was able to upgrade to the 2070 super ftw for around $28 (difference in price) plus shipping. It took about 3 months sitting in que for it to be my turn to upgrade. I shipped out my gpu (unfortunately they don’t cross ship but I’m not about to complain) they received it at noon on a Monday and 4 hours later I had confirmation that my new gpu is on the way and will be delivered Wednesday (1 day earlier than the 3 day shipping I paid for). I will never buy another brand of card ever again. So blown away by how well EVGA takes care of their customers. Even if you don’t go with a 2070, DEFINITELY go with EVGA.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2019 by Toast
Style: XC
Size: XC Gaming
I will say I was nervous buying this product from all the negative reviews of failure in the 20 series cards. But I am super happy to say my card has been benched marked heavily and still no issues . The card is a beautiful card and nice bright rgb lights. It runs exstremly fast and the battlefield I got with it was a nice treat. So if anyone is hesitating to buy this card because you don't want to run into the problem of it failing I'll inform you that I beleive it is not as bad of a failure rate as it may seem. And in most cases it fails in the first 2 weeks so there amazon would help replace it fast. This card is alot better then the 1060 3gb card I used to have and the performance is threw the roof:D
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2018 by Paul Michael Twardzik
Style: XC
Size: XC Gaming
Don't get me wrong, this is a great card. for performance and graphic quality, it is excellent. I run Destiny 2 full max and it hardly breaks a sweat. My Issue is with the promotion attached to it. I was debating if I should get this card or the newer "super" model. I choose this one based completely on the fact that it was running a promo that If I purchased this card, I would receive two free games with it. I never got my games. When I tried to redeem my codes, it said that they had already been redeemed. -and it was certainly not by me or my wife. I followed instructions and contacted the vendor. after about an hour a guy said "yep, it has already been redeemed" and I said.. yes, I know. but I just got it and it was not me. he said "there is nothing I can do.. maybe try and contact amazon since it was amazon that ran the promotion." so I did. I reached out to Amazon. and after about 10 min. they Amazon support guy told me that there was nothing he could do, he forwarded my issue to marketing. He said since it was a promo issue, Marketing would help me out. well, they did not. no one ever contacted me again so I still don't have my games. ( the whole reason I bought this card instead of the 2070 super. ) good card? YES did they handle the promo for the 2 games correctly? NO
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2019 by Hubert&Michelle