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EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti SC GAMING 08G-P4-5671-KR 8GB GDDR5 ACX 3.0 & Black Edition
- 8GB 256-Bit GDDR5
- Core Clock 1607+ MHz
- Boost Clock 1683+ MHz
- 1 x DL-DVI-D 1 x HDMI 2.0b 3 x DisplayPort 1.4
- 2432 CUDA Cores
- PCI Express 3.0
Ultimate Gaming with
EVGA Precision XOC + OC Scanner X
Take on today's most challenging, graphics-intensive games without missing a beat. The EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti delivers the incredible speed and power of NVIDIA Pascal - the most advanced gaming GPU architecture ever created. This is the ultimate gaming platform.
Overclock your EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti with
EVGA Precision XOC and EVGA OC Scanner X.
Take your EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti to the next level with exclusive EVGA Precision XOC / EVGA OC Scanner X integration. With the click of one button, EVGA Precision XOC will detect, scan and apply your optimal overclock!
EVGA PRECISIONX OC
BUILT FOR PASCAL
The next generation of EVGA PrecisionX has arrived with EVGA PrecisionX OC. This new version of Precision is built for the NVIDIA Pascal architecture and combines the best of EVGA Precision and EVGA OC Scanner to give you never before seen overclocking features and built in automatic overclock tuning.

Standard Overclock Mode

Pascal Linear

Pascal Manual
Features
- Simultaneous Multi-Projection
- VR Ready
- NVIDIA Ansel
- NVIDIA SLI w/ HB Bridge Support
- NVIDIA G-SYNC
- NVIDIA GameStream
- NVIDIA GPU Boost 3.0
- Microsoft DirectX 12
- Vulkan API
- OpenGL 4.6 Support
- PCIe 3.0
- Max Digital Resolution - 7680 x 4320
- HDMI 2.0b, DisplayPort 1.4 and Dual-Link DVI
- Built for EVGA Precision XOC
- 5+1 Phase Power Design
- White LED
GPU
- 2432 CUDA Cores
- Base Clock: 1607+ MHz
- Boost Clock: 1683+ MHz
- Bus: PCIe 3.0
- 2-way SLI Ready
Memory
- Memory Detail: 8192 MB GDDR5
- Memory Bit Width: 256 Bit
- Memory Clock: 8008 MHz Effective
- Memory Speed: 0.25 ns
- Memory Bandwidth: 256 GB/s
Warranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Warranty
- Limited Warranty period (parts): 3 years
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 3 years
- Read full details
Return Policies
- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: 60 days
- This item is covered by DATA GROUP Return Policy
Manufacturer Contact Info
- Manufacturer Product Page
- Manufacturer Website
- Support Phone: 1-888-880-3842
- Support Website
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Pros: - Stays at 70 C under full load in my jam-packed micro-ITX case. 11 C cooler than the 970 at load. - Runs Witcher 3 @ rock-solid 60fps, 1440p with ultra settings (hairworks turned off). - Able to turn on 1.7-1.8 super-sampling in RoboRecall (Oculus Rift) - Running FurMark, the clock boosted up to 2GHz, which is way beyond the specs on the box. Super cool to see. - No apparent coil whine (970 suffered from this) - Fans are near silent up until they hit 50% (which I've only seen when trying out some Bitcoin mining) - Nice looking card
Cons: - For my use a 2nd HDMI port (or an included adapter) would have been preferable over 3 DisplayPorts and 1 HDMI -- I'll need to buy a $26 adapter to get a 4k signal to my TV while keeping my Rift plugged in. That said I knew this was the port config when I purchased it. Oddly I've never once owned a screen with a DisplayPort input, yet all modern GPUs are brimming with DisplayPort outs! - Purchase price ($469.99) was steep.
Overall Review: I was somewhat hesitant to upgrade from my 970 -- my rule of thumb is to upgrade every other generation, so I was planning on skipping the 10-series altogether. I also assume the 11-series will come out mid next year, so buying into the 10-series this late in its lifespan seemed a bit silly to me. But, I had some old camera gear to sell, and I was tired of feeling like the 970 was just a bit underpowered to really shine with what I wanted to do with it (1440p and VR gaming, specifically). That said, I was pretty nervous I'd be disappointed in the upgrade since I've never bought into a single generation upgrade before. Thankfully, that hasn't been the case. Running The Witcher 3 at 1440p/60fps/Ultra is absolutely beautiful. I'm pleasantly surprised at what an improvement it is over the 970, which in its defense, was a scrappy little beastie that can arguably still hang with the big boys. With the 1070 Ti, though, having the extra headroom to keep the FPS 100% steady at 60 (and in QHD!) is a dream. I'm super excited to dive into some new and old games, which is exactly what you want from a GPU purchase. I did overclock my monitor to 110Hz for a bit and ran The Witcher 3 @ 1080p/110FPS, but I honestly couldn't tell the difference from 60FPS. Apparently it's supposed to be night & day, but I don't see it. Please don't hurt me. VR gaming is a less dramatic change -- the games are all built around the 970 as baseline, so my 970 was obviously doing fine with it. The headsets themselves are also the biggest limiting factor in how VR looks -- small "sweet spots" for focus, bloom, and screen door effect (SDE) are all *much* larger factors affecting the beautify of the game compared to the graphics settings and FPS. However, the 1070 Ti gives me the ability to crank up what settings I can and do some super sampling, which helps (RoboRecall @ high settings and 1.6x super sampling is a noticeable improvement over what the 970 could do). Overall I highly recommend this card to anybody with a 970 or less (and some money to burn). GPU prices are absurd, yes, but if you've accepted that and are still in the market, the 1070 Ti (and especially this model with it's great cooling) is, in my opinion, the best bang-for-your-buck in the enthusiast space. It easily overclocks to stock 1080 speeds, so the only reason I'd look higher is if 4k gaming is your goal. Personally, my eyesight isn't good enough to tell the different from QHD to UHD on my TV from the couch, so the 1070 Ti is the card for me.