My first 10xx card was a 1060 6GB which actually handled 2k gaming like a boss. I upgraded to a 1080 Ti when I got a 4k monitor and it was a huge disappointment for the price point. Refunded the 1080 Ti and sported a 1060 3GB which rocked 2k gaming almost as well as the 1060 6GB. I just upgraded to the 1070 Ti and I have to admit that it is a much better investment than the 1080 Ti since you pretty much have to disable the same settings in order to keep it at a solid 60fps. I haven't tested too many games, yet, but unless you really need the extra cuda cores or vram, this is the more economical choice.
Fedex threw the package over my 6ft gate and the card works perfectly. May be cheap material but it survived that kind of fall in an Amazon box with packing paper.
Update: Card handles Shadow of the Tomb Raider on 4k getting about 30-45fps with different settings. Game is obviously optimized for the 20xx cards and the 1070 Ti excels best on 2k settings.
*This review is based on the $270 used/very good blower style from a 3rd party merchant. Go with a regular 1080 if you are paying retail. Go with a 1080 Ti instead of running 2 of these in SLI*
| Memory Speed | 1607 MHz |
|---|---|
| Graphics Coprocessor | GeForce GTX 770 |
| Chipset Brand | Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 Ti |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 8 GB |
