Same card as the more expensive non-black 1070 SC. Main differences are that it has no back plate and is a slightly different colour (which are quite minor)
All reviews indicate this cards runs cool and is quiet. 3 year warranty.
EVGA are widely regarded as having the best customer service in the industry. They also have a UK RMA centre which usually means a 1 week or less turnaround time.
Finally, they offer a 'step-up' program. This allows you to (within 90 days of purchase) buy a newer Nvidia 1000 series GPU by trading in your 1070 and paying the difference. So for those of you wanting a GPU now, but eager to get the rumoured 1080ti, this may be the card for you.
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kyle1102 to chrisinit
25 Dec 163#3
yes definitely
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Danjw91
25 Dec 16#1
Great card. Got this for £420 and got GoW4 free with it
chrisinit
25 Dec 16#2
Is it worth the extra £100 from the 1060?
kyle1102 to chrisinit
25 Dec 163#3
yes definitely
K1LLER HORNET to chrisinit
25 Dec 161#6
Depends what resolution you play at.
The 1060 will provide a very good experience at 1080p.
That is a good idea as 2nd hand 970's were going for around £120 last time I saw. The only issue I see is VRAM but I suppose at 1080p 3.5GB should suffice.
Grumpyoldhector
25 Dec 161#4
Did you have a smile on your face when you posted that comment??
If not, then to confirm, it is worth the extra £100.
If you're half interested in a 1060 then I think I would go for a second hand 970 as there's loads on the market right now at very good prices.
thel33ter
25 Dec 161#5
Got one of these, whichever one comes with the backplate. Super quiet and powerful card. EVGA CS is great too.
wolfy001
25 Dec 16#7
What's the boost clock on this as the website says two different boost clocks.
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All reviews indicate this cards runs cool and is quiet. 3 year warranty.
EVGA are widely regarded as having the best customer service in the industry. They also have a UK RMA centre which usually means a 1 week or less turnaround time.
Finally, they offer a 'step-up' program. This allows you to (within 90 days of purchase) buy a newer Nvidia 1000 series GPU by trading in your 1070 and paying the difference. So for those of you wanting a GPU now, but eager to get the rumoured 1080ti, this may be the card for you.
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The 1060 will provide a very good experience at 1080p.
That is a good idea as 2nd hand 970's were going for around £120 last time I saw. The only issue I see is VRAM but I suppose at 1080p 3.5GB should suffice.
If not, then to confirm, it is worth the extra £100.
If you're half interested in a 1060 then I think I would go for a second hand 970 as there's loads on the market right now at very good prices.
From
http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=08G-P4-6173-KR
Although do bear in mind that the boost clocks figures are usually way off anyway. I would imagine this easily boosts above 1900mhz
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