MSI GeForce GTX 1070 Ti DirectX 12 GTX 1070 Ti DUKE 8G 8GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card

Pros: -Blitzes games -Decent overclock (at least on mine) -Good price (relative to current market) -Quiet -Good looking (better than the MSI titanium/gaming imo)

Cons: -Slight coil whine in older games (super high fps), nothing major.

Overall Review: Everyone has been saying this card was not needed/doesn't make sense... well at least in Canada it makes total sense. I got it on sale after Christmas for $608, where as the cheapest 1070 was $650+ and the cheapest 1080 was $800+. With gtx 1080 like performance (after a 2012 mhz core/ 4004 mhz memory overclock) for the price of a 1070... yes please. Would suggest this baby to anyone.

Pros: 6 Months old and still going strong. 1440p, 4K no problem. I'm not gonna waste any more words here, i paid $496, now at more than $100 less, it's a win if you ask me. I was very picky having a card with the word DUKE lit up in my case, I like DUKE but he's not my favorite or anything. Now that I bought it i wanna slap myself for this not being my first choice. It's absolutely beautiful.

Cons: The KING is perfect

Pros: The card is extremely powerful and has very quiet fans even at 100% speed. Card stays very cool in my case sitting around 70 degrees Celsius at full load. No overheating issues and the RGB DUKE on the side of the gpu looks nice in my case.

Cons: This GPU is very big. In my previous mid tower I was just barely able to fit it inside of my build, with just shy of about an inch or two left over to spare. Make sure you have enough room in your case to fit this card, it won't fit for just any case.

Overall Review: I would recommend this to anyone wanting to buy it. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this graphics card. I love it.

Pros: Very large and heatsinks and quiet fans, keep the card at 60C under load, this is my second card purchase to be used in SLI configuration.

Cons: None found so far!

Overall Review: Highly recommend it for advanced gaming.

Pros: * Very quiet. Ryzen 7 2700X stock cooler is much louder. * Runs very cool. Only saw it in low 70's during Superposition benchmark. * Great card for 2560x1080 (1080p Ultrawide) at Ultra, 3440x1440 (1440p Ultrawide) at High on new games, Ultra on 2 year+. My target framerate is 75-100 fps, because that is what my monitor will support, and I don't notice much difference after that. * The deal was unbeatable with NewEgg email promotion + $30 rebate card + Monster Hunter: World (even though that isn't really my type of game). This card was $900 six months ago. This card can get within about 5-10% of the GTX 1080 at about 60^ of the price.

Cons: * Got 150 / 150 MHz overclock on Superposition, but it crashed at 200 / 200 MHz. I will probably try 1-click overclock software. * Card is VERY LONG! It reaches into the drive bay of my Fractal R6 Define case; fortunately, lots of room there. * Card is 2-slot, meaning that the heat sink is very narrow, probably giving less cooling than thicker cards. * I was hoping for 75-100 fps consistently at High at 3440x1440, but Hardware Unboxed has a great series on optimizing games by tweaking settings here and there.

Overall Review: * MSI Duke 1070 TI (upgraded from XFX AMD Radeon RX 480) * Ryzen 2700X stock cooler and frequencies * MSI X470 Gaming Pro * 16 GB GSkill RGB 3200 MHz Memory * WD NVMe 500 GB + 2 TB Seagate 2.5", et. al. * Fractal Design R6 Case * Windows 10 64-bit, Ubuntu 18.04 * Benchmarked and played Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Metro Last Light Redux, Far Cry 4, and Portal 2 (yeah, I know). SOTTR at High 2560x1080 (80 fps); MLLR were all over the place, but full res around 75 at High; Far Cry 4 75-80 fps at Ultra; Portal 2 capped at 100 fps uses < 50% GPU at full res, Ultra. At some point, I will probably try more overclocking, and maybe reapply better thermal paste (as some have said they get better results). But ultimately, it meets my Ultra 1080p UW, High 1440p UW goals of 75-100 fps.

Pros: -OverKill for 1080p @ 144hz -Overclock to 2000mhz without a sweat -Insanely good cooling even when OC'ed -Quiet & low temp -Efficient & Well protected Packaging

Cons: -Not Really a Con but It's Huge

Overall Review: As been running everything I throw at it like a champ, considering the 4 years old PC I7 4770k (4.2) , DDR3 1600 Corsair vengeance, 1070TI Old GPU 780Ti SC (That thing was still awesome)

Pros: -Awesome price (I got the card when it was on sale below $400. -Overclocks well over what I was expecting it to be able to handle while staying quiet even at high fan speeds.

Cons: -Considering how powerful this card is, I have to upgrade my system's CPU to be able to fully experience everything it has to offer to me. -Quite a long card, thankfully my case was able to fit it by a total clearance of 2 mm.

Overall Review: -Achieving a stable 2126 MHz core clock all while staying at a normal power draw is awesome, coupled with a +625 MHz on the memory clock; this thing can overpower just about anything I throw at it game-wise, and it does so while never having hit above 62 degrees Celsius.

Pros: Very quiet card. My CPU fan is louder than this card. The DUKE lit up looks very cool from the side panel window. Really good card for 1080p gaming. I think it is a little overkill. Helps me get good framerates on my 144Hz monitor. My plan was to buy a 1080ti on the Thanksgiving this year. Since NVIDIA stopped making them the prices were super high and I regretted not buying that earlier. But this card was my redemption. I saved more than 300 dollars vs the 1080Ti. The only reason I didn't go for 2070 is lack of SLI support.

Cons: It is a heavy card. It is sagging on the right. I just hope the card doesn't bend by its own weight. Good that I have a steel reinforced PCIe slot.