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Im choosing between the Msi Gaming X Gtx 1070 and the Evga FTW Gtx 1070 which one should i get?

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1 minute ago, Endrivia said:

Im choosing between the Msi Gaming X Gtx 1070 and the Evga FTW Gtx 1070 which one should i get?

Here's how you chose pascal cards. Out of all your options:

  1. Throw away any blower style and single fan cards. Keep only dual / triple fans and hybrids.
  2. Throw away the ones you don't like the color scheme. For example, I don't like black and red, so the MSI Gaming ones would be immediately out for me. Keep only the ones you find aesthetically pleasing.
  3. Sort them by price.

Pick the first one that shows up. Or pay a bit more if you REALLY like the looks of a more expensive card. Outside of that, not really much of a difference between them.

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Cant go wrong with either. Both will perform within 1% of each other and nearly all 1070's will OC to the same 2050-2100mhz regardless. Get whichever is cheaper and/or would look better in your build cosmetically. 

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1 minute ago, Endrivia said:

Im choosing between the Msi Gaming X Gtx 1070 and the Evga FTW Gtx 1070 which one should i get?

EVGA for the customer support. Otherwise, both will perform about the same.

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1 minute ago, Clay4114 said:

Me personally would not go for one under the best go for the 1080 here a link to a good one

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16814487243

Awesome well done. 
Poster has asked for a GTX 1070. But somehow you have come up with a GTX 1080. Which he did not ask for...
Maybe he doesn't need a 1080?? Maybe he hasn't the budget for a 1080??
So thanks for you non help on this matter  :)

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, Endrivia said:

The gtx 1080 isn't worth it to me and I'm on 1080p plus blower style cards get quite load.

Endrivia
Pretty much follow what Imakuni has said.
There is not much difference between the different GTX 1070's in performance.
Go for what you like the look of & the price of.

 

 

 

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