Exactly what I expected and then some. Bought this to replace my 2 year old Radeon R9 390 that kicked the bucket. Fine by me I hated that card from day 1.
This beast maxes out everything I throw at it @ 2K resolution. Ashes of the SIngularity, Ghost Recon: Wildlands and Witcher 3 all 60+ FPS maxed out 2K. Was easily able to get the core to 2ghz and the memory to 4.8ghz rock solid stable without much effort and the best part is the temps stay well below 70c in games, only getting to 68c max when stressing the card for OC stability. A far cry from the 88-92c my R9 390 gamed at. It's also dead silent too. never hear the fans at all, period.
Love MSI products. I went with Asus Strix on the R9 390 and regretted it. Loved my MSI GTX 770 that was also cool and quiet. didn't think twice about going back to MSI. Glad to be back. NOTE: for those who are wondering about the difference between the MSI 1070Ti Gaming X and this Titanium, they are the exact same card, the only difference is the Titanium has 1 more heat pipe and higher quality thermal paste. This equates to about a 3-5c decrease in temps average. With the way GPU Boost 3/4 work, temps play a large factor in how far it will boost. Though it irrelevant if OC'ing (no point not to). Though even max OC'ing the Titanium will be a tad bit cooler (and thus quieter) over the Gaming X.
Achieved a 14.1k 3D score in PassMark. A good friend of mines overclocked GTX 1080 FE achieved a 13.7k.
| Memory Speed | 1683 MHz |
|---|---|
| Graphics Coprocessor | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 |
| Chipset Brand | NVIDIA |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 8 GB |
