Question 1

does it have rgb?

Accepted Answer

no and I am glad it does not I want the focus to be  on the product performance not them trying to dress it up to look pretty. I see other brands with colored lights and yet they also have complaints of things being installed that come with card that are not secure and bring vulnerabilities to  your pc. I bought from EVGA because they do not do that and also the product works good.

Question 2

What cables and converters does this come with? I have 2 very old monitors with only VGA/DVI but I have a modern monitor on its way later on...

Accepted Answer

It comes with nothing.  Just the card in an anti-static bag in a nice box with really neat foam, and a multi-language instruction / information pamphlet.  That's it.  The ports on the back are really crowded together, so if you need to convert to an older display, you need an adapter with a sharply tapered end or a cable adapter would be even better.  I don't know why EVGA didn't consider this.

Question 3

Will this work/fit in Gigabyte Z390 UD ? My EVGA GTX 1060 fits fine at about 7.5" long. This is much longer at 10.6" - will it get past the sata 3 cables? Looks like it will go right over them? Anyone install on a Z390 UD?

Accepted Answer

I got a ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus and its fits well, I guess that most motherboard get design thinking on the space of the other peripherals can need.

Question 4

What cables and converters does this come with? I have two very old monitors with old DVI and VGA at the moment..

Accepted Answer

Mine came with none. You have adapter options, but you'll have to get them yourself.

Question 5

Can this video card be bridged with a second video card?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the EVGA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER KO GAMING Video Card supports SLI, which allows it to be bridged with a second video card for increased performance.

Question 6

Does this model come with a preinstalled backplate?

Accepted Answer

No it does not

Question 7

does this use the reference pcb?

Accepted Answer

Nope, search this on youtube (I can't post links here): "PCB Comparison: EVGA RTX 2070 Super KO vs Nvidia RTX 2070 Super Founders Edition"

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