Review on Video card GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3070 Gaming OC 8G (GV-N3070GAMING OC-8GD) (rev. 2.0), Retail by Wiktor Ambroziak ᠌

Regarding the performance of the card as a whole, I have no complaints. Various advantages: After the rtx3050, the number of frames per second (fps) was increased by two or more times, but for me, I didn't hear wild noise (they write on the forums about wild noise, the rustle of three fans, etc.). The 3070 creates noise just like the gigabyte rtx3050 did, however it may be quieter because the fans in my case make more noise. When running at 2K and 165Hz, the temperature in a vented but otherwise compact micro Tower case is 65 degrees Celsius. Memory that is reliable from Samsung. Less than 300 millimeters, suitable for storage in tiny cases. Max 65 degrees in 100% load in games. When compared to 3050, RTX appears to be the more interesting option. 1. There is no guarantee form included in the kit (the internet trade seller defends this by stating that in the event that you have any issues, you can get in touch with them). 2. The protective label on the package in which the video card was packed was somewhat weirdly pasted, as if it had been opened (picture is attached), which is why I was interested in the warranty bill. The photo may be found here. 3. It's possible that everything is also in the case, but at these 65 degrees, both the case itself and the glass heat up noticeably; this could be because of the large size of the card; for instance, a smaller one with a size of 1060 6GB heated up to 74 degrees in heavy games, but it didn't emit nearly as much heat as the larger one did. 4. It's possible that the temperature of the case itself is lower than the temperature of the glass; in this case, the temperature of