Question: Palit GTX 1070

Mattinho

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Hello, i have a question about palit dual gtx 1070(not jetstream), i was wondering if anybody have some experience with this card? i basically wanna know about temperatures that card reaches in stress and noise level with it.

it would be used mainly for gaming in 1080p

specs to work with:
i7 2600k @4,4
OCZ ZS 550w
 
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There is little difference between most AIB cards ... exception being the EVGA SC series which is basically just a reference PCB with an improved cooler. Rarely does a manufacturer send out every card in their lineup for testing so finding a review of every model is a difficult task and even if you did, comparisons between different sites on different test beds, with different tests would not be comparable.

Normal;ly they will only send out their 'flagship" card and sometimes another. here's the review on the Jetstream.

https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Palit/GeForce_GTX_970_JetStream/29.html

Here's the test results idle / Load for all 970s tested by TPU

MSI GTX 970 Gaming 43°C 63°C
Colorful GTX 970 iGame 28°C 67°C
Palit GTX...

Mattinho

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thanks for reply, but as we all know, different brands= different cooling systems implemented, i would like to know specific about palit dual 1070.

 
There is little difference between most AIB cards ... exception being the EVGA SC series which is basically just a reference PCB with an improved cooler. Rarely does a manufacturer send out every card in their lineup for testing so finding a review of every model is a difficult task and even if you did, comparisons between different sites on different test beds, with different tests would not be comparable.

Normal;ly they will only send out their 'flagship" card and sometimes another. here's the review on the Jetstream.

https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Palit/GeForce_GTX_970_JetStream/29.html

Here's the test results idle / Load for all 970s tested by TPU

MSI GTX 970 Gaming 43°C 63°C
Colorful GTX 970 iGame 28°C 67°C
Palit GTX 970 JetStream 49°C 78°C
ASUS GTX 970 STRIX OC 47°C 71°C
EVGA GTX 970 SC ACX 35°C 73°C
NVIDIA GTX 970 33°C 77°C

Most of the folks we have built for chose the MSI

You just can't look at the number however because:

Higher factory OCs mean higher temps.
Lower temps mean higher noise ... each vendor makes a judgement call on whee to set the default settings to prioritize one over the other.


 
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