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ASUS GeForce GTX 1070 8gb Rog STRIX OC Edition

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Would a ASUS GeForce GTX 1070 8gb Rog STRIX OC Edition for 439$ be a good deal? I did not know what retail was with the inflation of gpu's

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1 minute ago, Caleb7766 said:

Would a ASUS GeForce GTX 1070 8gb Rog STRIX OC Edition for 439$ be a good deal? I did not know what retail was with the inflation of gpu's

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1 minute ago, Caleb7766 said:

Would a ASUS GeForce GTX 1070 8gb Rog STRIX OC Edition for 439$ be a good deal? I did not know what retail was with the inflation of gpu's

Uh........hell yeah!

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What about a GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1070 Ti GAMING 8G Graphics card for 450 also a good deal? I don't know which one is better ti or not?

 

 

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13 minutes ago, Caleb7766 said:

What about a GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1070 Ti GAMING 8G Graphics card for 450 also a good deal? I don't know which one is better ti or not?

 

 

Ti models have higher performance than non-ti models.

 

So in most cases, a ti will be better. HOWEVER, the different OEMs create different products and the different models are ACTUALLY different, although they all use the same main chip. Things like cooling will differ a lot, some boards will have beefier power delivery than others and cortain components will last longer than others.

 

ROG STRIX boards are usually well designed when it comes to these things form what I've understood. I don't know enough about the Gigabyte board though.

 

In this case, the 1070ti may be a better buy.

 

But - this isn't used, is it? If so, I'd be very cautious.

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Just now, chckovsky said:

Ti models have higher performance than non-ti models.

 

So in most cases, a ti will be better. HOWEVER, the different OEMs create different products and the different models are ACTUALLY different, although they all use the same main chip. Things like cooling will differ a lot, some boards will have beefier power delivery than others and cortain components will last longer than others.

 

ROG STRIX boards are usually well designed when it comes to these things form what I've understood. I don't know enough about the Gigabyte board though.

 

In this case, the 1070ti may be a better buy.

 

But - this isn't used, is it? If so, I'd be very cautious.

I was just shopping around but it is used...I will probably just wait till the new series comes and buy one new since the price will hopefully drop.

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