This is great video card and a lateral move, slightly better than the GTX 1080 Ti in rasturizing graphics (non RTX games). It's fairly quiet, runs cool for what it's pushing. When running RTX games you definitely will want to have DLSS turned on. I tried RTX Minecraft with DLSS off and temps were in the 70s pretty quickly. With DLSS off the temps were far below 70. I picked up Metro Exodus on the Epic Game Store while it was $20 and WOW. I played at 1440p, on a 65" HDR Samsung S8000 (2016) and with DLSS I was achieving over 60 FPS and it looks amazing when HDR and RTX are enabled. Hopefully Nvidia decides to drop the price for new comers to RTX graphics. IF the Nvidia RTX 3000 series had a stable launch, it would be hard to recommend this card. But this GPU might need to be mainstream for a bit longer until RTX 3000 series stabalizes.

The RTX 2070 Super is, IMHO, the best cost vs. performance high-end graphics card in the current (as of 5/2020) RTX lineup. Since this is the Founder's Edition (FE) card, it has Nvidia's cherry-picked silicon which is more over-clockable compared to 3rd party RTX cards. In addition, if you look at the benchmarks of RTX 2060-2080TI cards, the 2070 Super is closer to the 2080 Super for ~$200 less. Since the 2070 Super contains the same higher-quality Samsung VRAM, you'll easily get +500Mhz overclock on the graphics memory without breaking a sweat. I've overclocked my VRAM using MSI Afterburner to +650Mhz over stock with no stability issues whatsoever. I find that the FE cards have the quietest fan coolers as well, as they use vapor chambers to cool the GPU/VRAM. Overall, an excellent choice for the serious enthusiast who wants to save over half the price of the cost of this card itself when compared to a 2080 Super, which only outperforms it by about 5-8% in most games. Lastly, I love Best Buy for stocking these reliably. Beware of getting these FE edition cards elsewhere, as they will price gouge for the FE edition or, even worse, not offer true , new, FE edition cards. Best Buy is extremely reliable in thsi respect, and there's no monkey business with what you're getting for your money. Highly recommended, at least until Nvidia Ampere comes out later this year (2020)! I'll be buying my Ampere-based RTX card from Best Buy for the very same reasons as well.

This is a really great card for the money. On par or a little faster or slower depending on the game than a RTX 2080. Looks really nice. Fans are very efficient and quiet under load. I was wondering where the SLI bridge was but I noticed its being covered by a very nice metal piece. One piece of concern I have is the graphics card being very heavy.

I bought two of them. I know they're sold out now and I am sorry. Got one for me and my bro. They are super fast and run super hot the topside gets hot enough to cook eggs during gaming. They are constructed very well. Best bang for buck that I could find. This beast is a massive heater, so it'll need good case cooling. I got Industrial PPC 140mm Noctuas cooling it. Doesn't go above 60c during gaming. Huge upgrades over our RX 480's. Got these instead of the 5700xt sorry ATI.

I upgraded to this from my old GTX 970 and I couldn't be happier! This graphics card is amazingly fast and all of my games run perfectly without issue! Games like Overwatch, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and Assassin's Creed Odyssey runs very well and smoothly without issues! For reference, I'm running a system with 32GB of RAM and a Ryzen 7 CPU. I am also using a 1440p monitor and this card runs games very well in that resolution! Of course, this will run perfectly on 1080p HD monitors, but at 1440p this thing blew my mind!! Another thing to note, this is a reference card and it is a bit noisy but it's not too loud, so just something to keep in mind if you are building a silent PC setup. Overall, this RTX 2070 Super is so worth it! If you are looking to upgrade or are looking for a new graphics card, this is definitely the one you are looking for!