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MSi's Frozr or Asus DirectCU

rmassena
By rmassena
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Of course in referring to the GTX 1070 Gaming X and ROG Strix cards, respectively. Which of these cooling technologies would give me better temps? Or would the temps be almost the same?

 

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Ideally, you may want to avoid ASUS cards due to their cooling. I don't know for their latest cards, but history suggests you should avoid ASUS. Go for MSI.

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Do not buy any GPU that is made by Asus, not fanboying, but their cooler is not that great.

You ask other ppl at this forum, they'll tell you the same thing. 

If it is not broken, let's fix till it is. 

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Really? I guess I never thought they would be that subpar

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They won't really differ all that much. I'd vote for Asus on this one.

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