Seems like 1070 deals are everywhere at the moment!
I was looking for a quiet 1070 that looks great and this one reviews extremely well. Note this is the non factory OC model but I see no reason why it cannot be overclocked manually.
For me it was a toss up between this and the EVGA FTW 1070 which is also on a deal at Amazon for around £380 so I went for the cheaper of the two. Both great cards.
12 in stock as of 9pm 07/01.
Latest comments (40)
gold3n_dragon
8 Jan 17#38
Asus strix 1070 vs Asus strix 1080? which one should I get for my PC?
I have i7 6700k, Asus hero mobo.
Thanks
Zain4454 to gold3n_dragon
8 Jan 17#40
Depends on what games and resolution you're playing at.
Backbreaker79
8 Jan 17#39
create a new account take out the trial.
timz
8 Jan 17#37
:confused: have they removed the amazon prime trial?
odysseyhun
8 Jan 17#36
It says 79 for a year! Have to pay as a one off? Thanks anyway!!
codnan
8 Jan 17#35
It consumes less power than my 7950 that it replaced , I am only using half the potential on the witcher 3 which I used as a demonstration of its speed but some games take more power and I bought it too play games for the next 5years probably which I am confident that it will . As for "huge ,heavy and saggy" arnt these all basically the same point . I was just saying that you should check your case specs for the length and all top end cards are large /heavy .
odysseyhun
8 Jan 17#32
Anyway to get around Prime membership or the only way to get this is to sign up?
timz to odysseyhun
8 Jan 17#34
You can take out the 30 day prime membership trial and then just cancel just before it renews.
timz
8 Jan 17#33
Power consumption is slightly higher then the reference 1070 - Guru3D test
codnan
7 Jan 172#1
Great card . I have the oc version and it runs the witcher 3 at over 100 fps and when limited to 60fps the fans barely switch on and it stays below 55c .
It is huge tho so make sure you have room in your case and it is also very heavy and sages a bit . Also on an old i5 2500 mobo I had to update my mobo drivers as it was causing problems
stanlenin to codnan
8 Jan 17#31
If I understand correctly, the card is huge, heavy, saggy, consumes a lot of power, you are only using half of it's potential. That makes card great?
Bit torn on this or the EVGA 1070 SC Black Edition I ordered at £336. Will have to read up on temperatures and noise levels to decide...
dreamager
8 Jan 17#27
Oh no, should I have held off the 480 and waited for the 1070s to hit sub 300
danielcannons to dreamager
8 Jan 17#28
do you recon they will hit sub 300 ?
scooter
7 Jan 17#18
why am i so wound up over a dam graphics card i need to make my mind up and stick to that what ever that will be LOL Stick or twist !
deeplink to scooter
8 Jan 171#19
I'm putting one in an ITX build, its been a nightmare, but the benefit is that I've now realised that my tape measure skills must be put to the test first, then speeds, then cost, then revisit speeds, tape measure skills, before ordering. All of which has resulted in OOS messages by the time I've done all that.
timz to scooter
8 Jan 17#26
For £21.85, I've sent the EVGA back and gone for this... The backplate and the extra fan swayed me! :smiley:
MarcoLoves360
8 Jan 17#22
wait for Vega guys
vulcanproject to MarcoLoves360
8 Jan 172#25
Gonna be months. In the meantime until it is installed in your machine we can watch how fast it renders your games right now:
timz
8 Jan 17#24
In the same boat, this ASUS does have a backplate which the black edition evga does not!
scooter
8 Jan 17#23
I am thinking of setting up a new Amd Cpu and Gpu to see how much power savings i can get then make it into a media centre PB for the main TV room we will see
scoot
Panda221
8 Jan 171#21
Running the OC version and can't fault it, runs BF1 on my 2k monitor at about 90fps on ultra settings.
scooter
8 Jan 17#20
Good luck with your Build , i am dooing the same but full fat atx setup why do we do this LOL :smiley: btw i dont want LED RGB so my case will have no window just good fans and some nice ports but then its a monitor where do i start :smiley:
The EVGA SC 1070 (£336.90 )is on its way to me will be here in 4 days , i just think i am not getting the card i want the price got me to buy it more than the card OMG LOL
deeplink
7 Jan 17#15
great price, by far the lowest its ever been.
£20 odd difference between this and the EVGA which were my must have cards of the range, yes the OC version is faster, but this is cheaper than the OC by some margin
odysseyhun
7 Jan 17#14
So which one you gonna get after all? Lol :-)
scooter
7 Jan 17#13
your welcome , and yup still cost a fair bit for the cards they told us would be £360/ £370 to start with i could be mixed up about the price but it was about that hmm :smiley:
ma7xrk
7 Jan 17#12
This is a great deal at the moment. I have a feeling the prices are going to drop soon but I have been putting off for a while. It was finally time to bite the bullet.
scooter
7 Jan 171#10
MSI GTX 1070 GAMING 8G £375 on amazon`s site its got it as pre order
odysseyhun to scooter
7 Jan 17#11
Thanks. Wish it would be the X version. Still bit pricey though. :disappointed:
JC2MULTIPLAYER000
7 Jan 17#9
stupid Prime deal
odysseyhun
7 Jan 17#8
Where did you see the MSI one? :neutral_face:
scooter
7 Jan 17#7
yup and this has two fan headers on the card to help cool down in high work loads hmm what to do i have now seen a msi one as well ffs this is like waiting for a dam buss :disappointed: ahh !!!
scooter
7 Jan 17#6
Thanks OP for the post HEAT
wolfy001
7 Jan 17#5
just purchased, thanks op :smiley:
Backbreaker79
7 Jan 172#4
evga has way better customer service, but this runs a few degrees cooler .
scooter
7 Jan 17#3
Oh no do i get this and send back the EVGA 1070 hmmm what do you think ?? the evga is just on is way to me so i dont know what to do ahhh :/
Opening post
I was looking for a quiet 1070 that looks great and this one reviews extremely well. Note this is the non factory OC model but I see no reason why it cannot be overclocked manually.
For me it was a toss up between this and the EVGA FTW 1070 which is also on a deal at Amazon for around £380 so I went for the cheaper of the two. Both great cards.
12 in stock as of 9pm 07/01.
Latest comments (40)
I have i7 6700k, Asus hero mobo.
Thanks
Power consumption is slightly higher then the reference 1070 - Guru3D test
It is huge tho so make sure you have room in your case and it is also very heavy and sages a bit . Also on an old i5 2500 mobo I had to update my mobo drivers as it was causing problems
scoot
http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=08G-P4-6276-KR
amazon page: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01HZQVSDO/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=2UXF0S8N8KD9O&coliid=I26OB7NM0CJSFY
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ASUS Strix
https://www.asus.com/uk/Graphics-Cards/ROG-STRIX-GTX1070-8G-GAMING/specifications/
amazon page: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01HMDRY7E/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=2UXF0S8N8KD9O&coliid=IYWPETSV9K6IG&psc=1
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MSI Gaming
https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/GeForce-GTX-1070-GAMING-8G.html#hero-specification
amazon page: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01HK6QB6S/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=2UXF0S8N8KD9O&coliid=I1F9S8EPKC41AB&psc=1
£20 odd difference between this and the EVGA which were my must have cards of the range, yes the OC version is faster, but this is cheaper than the OC by some margin