Pros: Worked like a charm for 6 months; easy to install.

Cons: Died after 6 months of use; quite disappointing

Other Thoughts: I would not recommend and will not buy gigabyte products again.

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Other Thoughts: Cards can have problems, that's what warranties are for. Just be wary of Gigabyte's support if your card does end up having issues. As others have pointed out, it seems that the card is fine when it works. I hope your purchase is functional so that you don't have to ever contact Gigabyte.

My card started having video and audio issues shortly after the 30 day RMA from NewEgg so I had to rely on Gigabyte's support. I tried the card in different system configs and the issues were still present. I tried different drivers, fresh OS installs, BIOS flashed to the latest, issue still remains. I contacted Gigabyte's RMA and had to ship it in. Gigabyte claims no issues found, but when I got the card back, the issues were present. When I contacted their tech support for details on how they tested, they kept dodging the question and kept insisting I should buy new SSD or new HDD or a new CPU etc since they were adamant their card was not the issue. Mind you, this card has problems on different configurations so it definitely was not my other components. In the end, I decided to accept I was unlucky and will never risk with Gigabyte again.

Pros: quiet. easy install. decent graphics, easy to manage with aorus engine.

Cons: failed after 2 months of use causing pink lines to appear and disappear on the screen.

Other Thoughts: submitted an rma request through manufacturer on 2/14/2019 and have yet to get it fixed. will never buy a gigabyte product again.

Pros: Strong card

Cons: Auros program (In charge of fan speed, clocking) terrible

Other Thoughts: No problem whatsoever with the hardware. It's a decent card, though at this price point, it's pretty much worth it to go the extra mile for a vastly better card.
The program allowing you to overclock is full of problems, selecting some modes crashes computer, forcing a restart. Left on automatic, fans would not turn on whatever the temperature. I've had to set manual fan speeds, and leave it there, with a custom setting. The software updating is complicated, with no notes on what's being updated. Add this to nVidias drivers being stuffed full of unnecessary details/fluff...

Pros: - Shipping was faster than expected so that was a plus for me.

- Card runs as it should.

- No issues with this card yet.

Cons: - The sad thing I see about this card is no lights or RGB. This isn't really a big deal breaker for me, but I kind of expected some RGBlighting since this is a 1070. I had an EVGA 1060 6gb and it had lights (no RGB tho).

- The materials seem like cheap plastic compared to the build quality of the EVGA 1060 6gb GPU.

- Oh, packaging was really different from EVGA. EVGA usually packs up their GPU really nice and gives adapters and other small goodies. Gigabyte just straight up had the 1070 GPU. Not much of a deal breaker, but I think I'll likely stay with EVGA in the future. Sometimes its the little things that counts lol.

Other Thoughts: - Too bad I missed out on the Monster Hunter free game. Fortnite bundle is alright, but I won't be playing that game as much.

- This model (GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1070 8GB WINDFORCE OC Double fan) sold out. A couple of days later the GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1070 GAMING-8GD (triple fan) is on sale for 319.99 too. A little sad I could have waited out a bit and got the triple fan for the same price. But this model is still a strong card as of now.

- I don't know when this card will die on me and I'll have to RMA it within warranty. Hopefully everything works out fine. I've heard a lot of bad stories so hopefully, it won't be as bad when the time comes. I've had to RMA my EVGA 970 once and got a refurbished 1060 6gb from EVGA which I considered an upgrade. We'll see how Gigabyte's RMA services are.

Pros: Smooth fast performance
looks nice
cheapest 1070 available at the time of purchase

Cons: none so far

Other Thoughts: Got it for $300 (counting the $20 rebate), along with a Fortnite and Monster Hunter: World package. Billed oddly, subtracting the prices of the games, then billed for the games. The total price came out to what it was supposed to be though so not really an issue. Other than wishing it had a back-plate, its a great deal and very happy so far.

Pros: Easy to install
Drivers are easy
Overclocking very easy
Runs games with no problem

Cons: Cooling system isn't the best

Other Thoughts: Running Call of duty 4 fans at 65% and the temp is at 120F

Pros: - It's a 1070
- Super quiet and is running most things perfectly

Cons: - None so far

Other Thoughts: This came bundled with a copy of Monster Hunter World, but the entire thing was billed really strangely to me. It took off the price of the game ($59.99) for the price of the card, dropping it from $349 to around $290, but then charged me another transaction for the game, unlike any other deal I've had before. Seemed kind of shady at first, but the price still ended where it should be, so I guess everything is all right.
Can't wait to try overclocking it a bit more to see what it can do, but so far great buy for $350.