Review on MSI GeForce Architecture Overclocked Graphics Computer Components for Internal Components by Adam Sterlinski ᠌

Name: MSI GeForce Architecture Overclocked Graphics Computer Components for Internal Components
Item: MSI GeForce Architecture Overclocked Graphics Computer Components for Internal Components
Rating: 4

May 13, 2023

Reliable product for all occasions, quality on par.

Took for programming, I want to work with DXR. The map looks to be assembled and designed very high quality. Before that, there was an MSI Armor GTX 1070 and the performance of this card is not so much better, from 10% to 30%, the card, in my opinion, heats up less compared to the 10th series, if earlier the card warmed up almost instantly to 78-80 degrees, then the new the card is heated around 68-72 degrees. The size of the new card has become a little smaller. In the drain, the frequency keeps from 1725 to 1875 MHz. If the 1070 had 1920 CUDA processors, then this card already has 2944 processors, but it is not clear why so few, because the 2070 already has 2304 processors, that is, the difference is only 600 processors, while the 2080TI already has 4352 processors! Separately, it is worth mentioning the drivers for the 20th series, for example, Fallout 4 stopped working, you play for several minutes and crashes in Windows, they write the same about other games on the Internet.
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Pros

+ not as hot as 10 series + the card itself is small + good design and looks very high quality and soundly + there is a metal back cover + it's good that there are not a lot of light bulbs and flashing lights, but a couple of indicators would not hurt + good performance + Comes with a CD with drivers and instructions + you can try to work with DirectX DXR + I got a card with Samsung memory

Cons

- Windows needs to be ated to install drivers - the card, although it was sealed, was all the same fingered - expected better performance - it is not clear why the card has so few CUDA processors - need to reinstall windows - programs that used to work normally stop working, for example Blender, Fallout 4, etc.