MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 2070 Super 8GB GDRR6 256-Bit HDMI/DP Nvlink Twin-Froze Turing Architecture Overclocked Graphics Card

I’ll give 4 stars regarding value for money, however, if you genuinely care and want rtx then it would probably be a 5 star. Even if you don’t care for rtx, the rtx 20 series is still considerably faster than the previous gtx 10 series still making it worth the buy. The 2070 super almost performs the same as the $200-$300 more expensive gtx 1080ti meaning you'd have to go to the rtx 2080 series if you wanted to have something faster than the 1080ti.5 stars for gaming because it runs every game I throw at it at 1080p fully maxed out graphics no lower than 75fps. This card is perfect for high fps 1080p with maxed graphics or 1440p 60+fps on fully maxed graphics for most games. Games like borderlands 3 though suffer due to extreme optimization issues. Back to 1080p, Forza horizon 4 never dips below 75 fully maxed out, black ops 3 almost always runs at the full 144fps for my 144hz panel meaning it has more potential for something extra like a 165hz panel if BO3 is your thing, rainbow 6 siege rarely dips below 120fps as far as I tested, destiny 2 stays above 100fps in matchmaking until you do PvE in the open world to where it drops as low as the 70's (probably another optimization issue regarding the MMO server), and the temperatures never hit 70°C at least with the previous fan curve I set for my previous MSI RX580. Except this card makes half the noise leading to the next review.5 stars on noise level because for how much cooler this runs compared to my msi RX580, it is surprisingly much quieter. With the same fan curve on both cards, the 2070 I received runs 7°C to 10°C cooler than the rx580 it's replacing. Considering the fan curves are based off percentages, the fans on the 2070 seem to spin slower yet keep the die cooler leading to another point that this card cools exceptionally well. The heat syncs are massive, the whole card will blow your mind with it's large size if you've never seen one in person so I'd make sure that it will fit in your system first.As far as little things, the rgb is a nice touch and much better than what the gigabyte model of the card has but this card is more expensive. The fan and cover design just makes the card look aesthetically pleasing and in a way, aggressive in general, the metal brushed aluminum backplate engraved with the msi logo looks really nice as well and gives the card a much higher quality feel and look. It comes with a support bracket which unfortunately for me, wont fit in my case due to an obstruction where the gpu mounting screws go but the card doesn’t really sag for me so it’s fine, others might have better luck with the bracket.In conclusion, this card is very solid in virtually every aspect and for the money, I say it was worth the buy so long as it keeps working like it is.

This Card looks great pictures don't do it justice, it's huge well built. But if your coming from an AMD card Specifically a RX 580 Power Color Red Devil Golden Sample version. Not overly impressed with the 2070 super performance, looking at all the u tubers benches I expected more. I am a big AMD fan Boy so theres that. But I am tired of waiting for AMD to catch up to nvidia on performance so I jumped the fence. uninstalled my old AMD drivers using a uninstall complete program to try to completely remove all AMD drivers. I installed the card and downloaded the latest drivers from nvidia and ran a few bench test and it was slower than my AMD card, Overclocked the Nvidia card in afterburner software and still slower. Next formatted and reloaded a fresh install of windows 10 plus formatted my game drives 80 plus games reinstalled games fresh. Got a bit better than my old AMD card. But I'm still running the Nvidia 2070 super on a AMD MSI X 470 board with a Ryzen 5 3600 6 core 12 thread cpu at 4.2 hrz all cores. So there are still some AMD chipset drivers that have to be used. MSI Mystic light stopped working for this card. Turns out there are some conflicts with AMD mother board chipset drivers and Nvidia based MSI mystic light video cards.So in closing if you switch from AMD to Nvidia on a AMD board and CPU expect some problems. I think this card is great but on my real world use case i'm not sure it was worth the expense my AMD card was about 280 bucks this Nvidia card was 580 ish. This card looks great maybe I'll get it runing better if I figure out some of the unknown conflicts between AMD and Nvidia. My 3 stars are not a reflection on MSI or this card I think its could be a great card specs indicate it should be great compared to my old AMD RX 580 .If your on an Intel based system you may not have the same problems I'm having. I think this MSI RTX 2070 Super card could be a 5 star used in a Intel rig.Update 12/21/2019 after some messing around and uninstall AMD motherboard chip set drivers got Mystic light software going again. Been doing some tweaking of some settings got the latest undated Nvivdia drivers. Performance is better now I'm seeing some major gains in frames per second and card is running much cooler than my old AMD rx 580. Starting to see the gains turning on some of the eye candy in my games settings. change my reveive from 3 to 5 star. I'm running this card with a GPU boost of 1980 mhz and it hitting just over 2000 mhz constantly under game loads temps not bad the highest I seen is 67 c fans only spinning at 44 % I have to look to see if they are really on, can't hear them at all. GPU boost is insane since its rated at 1800 mhz

Got this card to to use with Tensorflow. RGB is not my thing but I can't turn it off because MSI application does not run on Windows 7. This card is a good value for the money comparing with 2080, unless you have unlimited budget. The card is very quiet except for the coil whine under very high load. I only run one game on it and it runs well without any coil whine. So if you are getting it for games, I think it is a good choice.As someone already mentioned, the card is rather large. I had to buy a new case as it did not fit in my old Wavemaster 2 case because of HDD cages getting in the way. Make sure to check your case against the card dimensions.Not sure why it is asking for 650W power supply, I measured my PC consumption under load and it was 328W.The card run just fine in PCIe2.1 slot, in case anyone is wondering if that is possible. I moved it to more modern AMD-B450 motherboard since then and it also runs fine.