Customer Ratings & Reviews

I couldn't be happier with how this thing performs, but the fans are very loud.

loud card but powerful. if you want quiet do not get this card

This is a great graphics card. It's handling everything I can throw at it, so far. Though the 2016 Doom isn't looking that great on it. Has to be some weird setting I haven't figured out yet. Still, it's a big upgrade from the Geforce 960 I had. Way past time for an upgrade.

It performs well but has coil whine, other than that, it really good

I'm using this card for rendering in RedShift, not gaming, so my review may not provide info you're after. This dual slot GPU works great in my mid ATX case; it runs warm when rendering for long stretches, but not hot. I currently have 2 of these cards installed (RedShift does not utilize SLI, so I did not bridge the cards). Maintaining adequate airflow is a must; my motherboard provides enough space for a triple thick card, so there is ample space between both. With dual cards rendering, they render a bit faster than a single 2080ti.

Yea this thing is the real deal. Powerful, fast, and quiet while tackling any game in 2020 except maybe flight simulator at max. Download MSI afterburner and control the fans and whatnot, very cool stuff. Shipped with UPS and surprisingly the box wasn't mangled.

If you're looking for an upgrade or building a new computer, this card is for you especially paired with a 2700 or 2700x. Its not really worth an upgrade from a 1070 and up. Although I'm using 2x 40" 1080 tvs as monitors, its really solid for work and gameplay.

It's a great card and similar to gtx 1080ti but if you're gaming in 1080p and still have gtx 1070 or similar, you can just set shadows to low and txaa and play in high settings (not ultra) and still have enjoyable high fps. This rtx is not worth it if you have 10 series cards.

Upgraded from a Radeon RX 480 and this seems to be at least twice as fast. Definitely a powerful card. No issues playing Half Life Alyx in high settings or pretty much anything else I’ve tried. I did have to upgrade my power supply to get it to work.

I upgrade my rtx 2060 to this graphic card because I wanted to play my games in 4k high specs but I can tell you for sure that I committed a mistake. This graphic card is good but if you want to play 4k games in maximum specs go straight to a rtx 2080ti.

The RTX 2070 Super is one of the best values for video cards that will stay powerful enough for high settings on AAA games for a few years to come. This thing runs great at 1080p and 1440p as well as handles most games at 4k with decent frame rates.

I've been using this card for about a month now, and it can literally handle anything. You definitely wanna make sure you have good airflow in your pc for it though, but that's a given. If you have the money to spend, it's definitely worth it.

**See important note below regarding installation.** This is an excellent video card. I've only built my system two days ago so I haven't had long to enjoy the potential that this card will offer. The video quality so far (On Witcher 3) is stunning and I've always had great luck with MSI products. I'm looking forward to trying other more demanding games soon. Important note: My only complaint is that the installation instructions state: "Connect any supplementary PCIe 6/8-pin power connector." You need to connect PCIe 6 AND 8-pin. The instructions are misleading in that it reads as if you need one or the other. BOTH ARE REQUIRED. I was stressed out for hours thinking I had a dead card until I read some additional information online. The nVidia official instructions indicate that both are needed.

Sadly this card is not even an Nvidia Reference design it is on a generic board and the proof for me was when I had to remove the cooler to put on a NZXT cooler bracket and mount for liquid cooling and had to use AMD mounts due to MSI using a generic cooler that when under load leaves this thing cooking at a minimum of 70+ Celsius with an aggressive fan curve set by me . The cooler is this things weak point after putting on a crummy old 120 mm rad and fan under load this thing hasn't broke 55 c . Under looped testing it got to 63c under full load for 30 minutes Haven Default settings . So in short cheaply made born to sell but if you put some proper cooling on this it can perform and stay cool.

This is a beast of a card! It will max out the frames of your 1080p gaming and for sure is good enough to push 1440p monitors. Be sure to check the power plugs in your PC as this card needs more than the usual 8 pin plug.

Haven’t had any problems yet. I upgraded from a 1050ti and saw huge improvements right away. Just threw it in my slot and was ready to go. I can play games on 80 FPS on very high/ultra settings. Well worth the money.

Nice upgrade from 1060 & perfect for a non RGB PC build. At the date of purchase, it was perfectly priced! It’s a simple looking card with plenty of power. Did beautifully on Destiny 2 and Resident Evil.

I recently upgraded to the Radeon 5700XT, but I was having a bunch of drivers issues which led to screen crashes. I ended up returning it and purchasing this card and have had no regrets. No issues at all!

Lightning fast graphics card. We are running this in a Cyber Power PC and it’s incredible. You could pay the extra money and upgrade to the RTX 2080. This card is perfect for VR and will suffice for at least 3 years.

I had an issue with the first gpu crashing my pc, took it back to the store then they shipped me a new one and I couldn’t be happier with it, what a great card and it just makes everything look amazing