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ASUS GTX1070 Turbo thoughts / owners?

ThomJV

Sup folks,

I'm looking to buy a GTX1070 with a blower fan (I've got a Mini-ITX case with a PSU shroud right below the PCI-slot), and I found the ASUS GTX1070 Turbo. I was wondering if any of you have one or have had one and what your experience with it is/was.

Why is it significantly cheaper than other 1070's? Is there a downfall?

Would love to know your experience

 

Also, if you don't have one but know something I don't, please let me know!

 

That is all

Regards,

TJ

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1 hour ago, ThomJV said:

Sup folks,

I'm looking to buy a GTX1070 with a blower fan (I've got a Mini-ITX case with a PSU shroud right below the PCI-slot), and I found the ASUS GTX1070 Turbo. I was wondering if any of you have one or have had one and what your experience with it is/was.

Why is it significantly cheaper than other 1070's? Is there a downfall?

Would love to know your experience

 

Also, if you don't have one but know something I don't, please let me know!

 

That is all

Regards,

TJ

I believe there is no backplate. If that matters to you...

 

Also, it doesn't look nearly as good as the reference ones. Those things, despite being a reference give off a premium look.

I'd go for the reference ones just for the look. Also, a blower style cooler would probably be better for you mini ITX case as long as you have good air intake for the GPU and/or CPU since it wouldn't heat up the entire case compared to open ones. Your card will heat up though but that is expected anyway.

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Then "Let's start with the 'best budget GPU' and 'best budget CPU' that actually fits what I think is my budget."

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i got one a week ago works fine, but on gaming mode the temps go all the way up to 80'C under load , had to make a custom fan curve to keep this sucker under 75'C

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I had a Turbo recently, but it was too noisy for my taste. The fan makes a buzzing sound when running on low speeds - with "low" being about 1350 RPM. I wasn't able to lower the fan speed below that RPM number. The card should be ok though, if you're not aiming for a super silent build.

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