NVIDIA - GeForce RTX 2070 Founders Edition 8GB GDDR6 PCI Express 3.1 Graphics Card

I have been an avid gamer for around 10 years now and my previous computer, that I built myself, was becoming dated when it comes to performance. So I decided to build a new computer and this was the graphics card that I had done a bunch or research into because of the ever-hyped "Ray Tracing" technology. I have completed my build and been using it for about 2 weeks now. This card has been running amazing. I have been getting exceptional frame rates in GPU intensive games like PUBG, The Witcher, etc. It probably doesn't need to be said, but it also runs the less GPU intensive games amazingly as well. Games such as Fortnite and League of Legends are consistently putting out over 300 FPS! By the way, the card looks amazing if you plan on vertically mounting it! There were only two downsides to this card, and that is the reason it gets 4 stars instead of 5 (although I wish I could give it a 4.5/5). This Founders Edition (FE) version of the card is more expensive than other versions of the RTX 2070, so do your research as to whether this is the card for you or not. And, lastly, the card can run pretty hot when under an intense load, so as long as you have a good case with adequate ventilation and a good amount of air circulation in the case you will be fine. Just ensure that you keep an eye on it to ensure a longer life for the card.

Good FPS for gaming and streaming you need more than 8gb of ram and over a 650w power supply for the best results. Its worth it if you just like raw power then a more affordable GPU for the price.

I love this GPU! When I looked to see if best buy had it in stock, I had thought I would price match it. Best buy had the cheapest price so I didn't have to! I'm very happy with this 2070 and my games look AMAZING!

Fits well in XPS Desktop 8930. It does get warm, so needed to add a fan which was simple. Also, required a power supply swap to accommodate the required power. Overall for the size it out performs GTX1080, and I can successfully run AutoCAD to Anthem on ultra settings while still getting 60fps. Anything beyond the RTX 2070 and you'd need a full fledged gaming rig. RTX does well for business and pleasure.

I absolutely love this card, I definitely won’t be worried about upgrading for years to come that’s for sure! I highly recommend this card, but if your a temperature freak, go with the EVGA or PNY brand!!

I really like that the power comes out of the side not the front of the card. It does not come with anything to control fan speed so I picked up evga’s software to do this.

Solid value, worth the price of admission. G-Sync is great. RTX in games like Battlefield V is amazing. Power consumption is way better than expected. Noise is non-existent. Software support is back on track @ Nvidia - It's AMD that has the serious issues now. This card exceeded my expectations and I'm not one to throw down six hundred dollars on a GPU. As a matter of fact, I've never spent more than a 299 in the past nor have I thrown down hard earned money for a 'Reference Card'. But this purchase was worth every penny!

Nvidia has spoiled gamers in the past. The 970 and 1070 were both such high performers that the -70 level cards were often the ones that most people targetted (including me) because they were better than the best of the last generation and usually either cheaper or the same price. The 2070, at least this early on, isn't quite that update, but it's still faster than the 1080 in most things, though it's not cheaper (though it's not that much more expensive either). Replacing my 1070 with it increased my framerates by about 20fps in most games, which is notable, especially in some of the most recent releases. The card itself is beautifully designed and smaller than previous generation cards. That alone might appeal to those attempting to create a MicroATX gaming PC, as I think this *might* fit in some of those smaller cases. All in all, it's not the leap previous generations have been, but it's still a solid upgrade.