MSI NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 2070 SUPER VENTUS OC Graphics Card '8GB GDDR6, 1785MHz, 3x DisplayPort, HDMI, Dual Fan Cooling System'

Only had it a day but its a great card. Had to return my PowerColor AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT Red Devil as it was faulty but need not have worried as this is even better. Easy to set up as its Nividia and as someone pointed out earlier remember to write down your CHK No: as its required to register your card. It is powered by a 6 and 8 pin and doesnt seem very noisy. On Userbenchmark it scores the following: 115% is an outstanding 3D score. it’s the bee’s knees. This GPU can handle almost all 3D games at very high resolutions. A 2080 Super card only scores 2% more but at £300 more so this is a steal....Its 8 weeks on and the card is doing great, very quiet and brilliant graphics. No need for a more expensive card for the difference of 2% improvement.

Disclaimer: I got this card back when it cost about £470Fantastic performance. This card goes up to 1950mhz (even though every specs sheet says less), has 8gb of memory and is a total beast. It's performance is almost if not as good as a lot of cards £200-£300 more expensive.I only have two pet peeves with this card:Firstly, it does run a bit hot. The highest it peaked was 83C on Division 2 and Breakpoint. Most games it stays between 65C and 77C or so, so the cooling is fine 99% of the time. Not perfect though. And at higher temps it starts slowing down.Secondly, it's louder than a fighter jet.So if you don't care about your room being a bit warm while gaming, if you're not a silence freak and if you wanna save a lot of money then this card is perfect for you.

An amazing graphics card. I bought this to replace my AMD Radeon R9 290X which was struggling to run games on higher settings, but this 2070 has made my gaming experiences so much better. I love GeForce Experience, especially the Shadowplay feature so that I can record gameplay from the last few minutes in case something cool happened while I wasn't already recording. Every game I've played so far (including Rainbow Six Siege and Destiny 2) have ran perfectly, and I've not found any faults yet. The 2070 itself also looks pretty cool inside my PC, as seen in the picture.

It is Good enough for gaming, it can be overclocked a bit the only thing I don't like about it which I just noticed is it seems to have half of the chip surface covered by thermal pads like one of the other cards gamer's nexus had a video about. You can see it from the side, no need to disassemble it. I am guessing if proper ones applied it will perform even better. Minus 1 star for that. Overall for the price it is a very good choice, especially just for gaming.

Bought this card as it was reviewed in the top 5 cards on comparison websites. Decent price for the quality as I didn’t want to spend £1k on a card. Installed by a pro installer and gives good FPS even When not over locked which I will do when I get around to it. Recommended +++

I've paired this card with a 10 yr old 1st gen LGA-1366 Xeon CPU (W3690 = i7-990X) and due to the card's simple build, design and mechanics it works wonders with my rig. The lack of LED's installed on the card mean it does not hog the CPU utilization as other variants of the same model do (as previously tested by myself) unless you have more up to date components of course. Handles any game (only tested 1080/1440p) I've thrown at it in max settings without breaking a sweat and is absolutely quiet. Get it if you have no plans of moving away from LGA-1366 tech.My MB is a Rampage III Extreme from 2011.

The card died while playing Half Life: Alyx only 6 months after purchase. Don't waste your time with this poorly designed product. Also the MSI RMA service is extremely tedious to use and their broken website doesn't even allow me to submit a ticket.

Great card, such a good buy, great value for money, and works superb.Fans at full power can be a little loud.