ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX 2070 Super Mini 8GB GDDR6: Compact, High-Performance Graphics Card with Ice Storm 2.0 Technology (ZT-T20710E-10M) Review

Works like any other 2070 Super - nothing special. In my case, props for it. Removing a run because the fans cannot be stopped while idling. To be honest most (if not all) 20 series cards have this, but it's still a bummer this card can give is 33% and still audible.

I actually thought twice about buying this card as it's from a small company called Zotac. What really won me over was the smaller size. Only 8 inches long compared to 13 inches for other 1070 cards After reading as many reviews as I could find I pulled the trigger and bought the Zotac 1070. I haven't looked back since! The small size is ideal for ATX microboards and smaller cases. Runs all my games on ultra settings and is cool and quiet. Better performance is out of the question even with a…

sweet little postcard. Updated from GTX 1060 3GB. I have an old i5 4570, 16GB DRAM 1600; and yes it will be a bottleneck in CPU hungry games like Tomb Raider and GTA5. Aside from a few similar games, it beats my old 1060 by an average of 30fps. (monitoring 144 Hz). The Witcher 3 runs at 110 frames per second; This is with shadows and background characters on medium and everything else on high or ultra. Runs some mod-laden Skyrim in the same way (Skyrim isn't really optimized for PC, of course).

I bought this thinking it would work the same as a regular 2070 Super but I was wrong. GPU benchmarks heat this card to 75-80°C even with a loud manual fan curve. In demanding games (PUBG, Dayz, The Forest, Warzone), the results were about the same. I've now upgraded to an RTX 2060 Super and the same test gives me similar FPS at 60C! My suggestion is to buy a regular sized RTX 2070 Super or a 2060 Super.

PROS: My roommate has the same one let me use it and I love it. CONS: The one I got from Revain broke my game and blew up my motherboard after playing T_T games. Now I don't have a few hundred dollars and a lot of time to take the case apart and install a new motherboard. Not a happy camper. I'm just glad I only took the motherboard with me.

Don't let the fact that this is a mini-card fool you. This is the same performance as a full-size card. Because of the cooling limitation, it won't be overclocked that much. but if you're looking for a card that fits in a more compact space (like my Dan A4 sleeve) then this is the one for you. Graphic card). I got a replacement card and it has very minimal coil noise. You don't hear it at all. The fans aren't too loud either. My preliminary target of 82C only requires the fans to run at 63%…

So I bought these instead of Amp or Amp Extreme Edition for several reasons. 1. I have a medium tower case and didn't want to sacrifice space and airflow to mount the card. 2. Because this card does not need 2 8pin connectors, please do it. In other words, it doesn't take as much power from my PSU to run. This mini version of the 1070 also doesn't have the cool RGB lighting of the other full-size versions. I don't really care about Flash. just power and it really works! I was able to overclock…

I've used Zotac products in the past and while they're not as popular as EVGA or MSI here in the US, Zotac continues to be exceptional hardware at an attractive price point . This RTX super-mini variant underscores Zotac's willingness to explore form factors that other manufacturers might see as "niche" or "non-traditional." This card is sized to fit comfortably in ITX cases. I personally use it in a DLM 21 Mech Matx case. This is an RTX Super and its performance is comparable to longer and…

I have this in node 202, the case is not easy to cool as you will see. I installed a Corsair 240mm heatsink on the outside of the two 120mm fan slots, fans inside as in an unmodified case in the GPU area, pulling air through the heatsink into the case (I hope that makes sense) , heatsink cooling CPU, i7 9700, I also drilled ventilation holes in the bottom of the case and put the case on a custom stand (when it's standing upright with the GPU underneath). My old card was a 1060, it ran from high