💥 ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 2070 AMP Extreme: High-performance Graphics Card with 8GB GDDR6, RGB LED, Metal Wrap Backplate - ZT-T20700B-10P Review

I have this graphics card in my second pc. The RTX 2070 is still capable of handling even the most demanding games. However, unfortunately, it has started to struggle with newer titles. You'll need to find some compromises if you want to enjoy gaming with it. Newer games have begun to require more VRAM to deliver a true enjoyable experience and a realistic representation of modern titles.

This RTX 2070 features the highest factory overclock on the market. I was able to increase it to 2050MHz in core and 8050MHz in memory. If I went further I would hit the power limit, that's a limitation of the 2070 series. Temperatures stay below 64C (standard fan profile), but I also have 3 intake fans for my full tower case. The card is long, but that didn't bother me. If you're looking for a 2070 with an "A" chip, it's probably the cheapest you can find (it was $520 on Revain for a couple of

went from 73 fps (apex legends) (1070 rev2 oc gigabytes) to around 110 and sometimes goes to 130 fps. I don't understand how I get such a big difference shouldn't be but that's what I got. I also have a very scary flickering right out of the box. Can't use the PC with it. Apparently this has happened to a lot of people with NVIDIA cards who don't have a clear solution to this problem online. For me I found a temporary solution to this. I hope he keeps working. As there are no known issues with…

Noise/Temperature The Zotac 2070 Amp Extreme has been running cool (65 max) for a few days now, mostly silent. You can tell it's well built. The card is a bit long and the sag was causing fan noise, so I used an UpHere GPU spacer to straighten it out. After that, fan noise dropped to normal idle/gaming limits, but there's still a slight click as the card cools down. I suspect that slowing down the fans creates a wobble that is likely causing the fan blades to touch the heatsink. Not that bad…

I bought this graphics card about a month ago. The quality and performance was great initially, but 3-4 days ago my screen started flickering, games were crashing and I couldn't play. Thinking it was something else, I restored my entire computer, updated all my drivers, and nothing changed. I later switched to my original graphics card (gtx1060) and everything worked fine. I tested the graphics card (rtx2070) on another PC and I have the same problem as originally. This indicated that the…

So this card performed great at maximum settings on a 1080p screen. But unfortunately today I can't play for more than a few minutes due to the appearance of artifacts on the screen. I think I can RMA and hope to get a working card. It's a pity that I was very happy about it and only used the card for a week.

This card is amazing, I just built a new PC and chose it as my graphics card as I'm VR ready and with the next generation of headsets on want to be up to date that will arrive this summer. It currently plays all my regular non-VR games on Ultra settings at 1080p with no lag or performance issues. I like that there are settings for overclocking (although I haven't tried that as I don't need OC yet) and that the RGB LED on the side of the card is configurable.

It's not the best card out there, but it's a beast! I've played several high-end games with all settings set to maximum. I've lowered the frame rates below 60fps on some of the most powerful games (like Control), but there hasn't been an instance where the game couldn't be played at maximum settings. No Man's Sky is great for VR with this map and the Valve Index headset!

So tired of bad reviews. This 2070 works perfectly. Maybe I'm lucky, maybe I installed it on a computer that can handle it. I've owned the 2080ti for 8 months and was worried to death by the bad reviews! THIS IS Flawless TOO! I had problems with game codes and Nvidia online chat helped me a lot. They are also flawless. I enjoy Battlefield v and Metro Exodus with amazing Ultra graphics, My Oculus Rift works very well too. I firmly believe in the I-7.