Gtx 1070 8gb Graphic Cards Itx Gaming Pc

GTX 1070 8GB GRAPHIC CARDS ITX GAMING PC SPECIFICATION INTEL CORE-I7-6700K PROCESSOR MOTHERBOARD ASUS Z170-I-PRO GAMING / MSI Z170-I-PRO VGA CARD NVIDIA GTX 1070 8GB DDR5 RAM DDR4 16GB 3000MHZ SSD 250GB SAMSUNG 850 EVO DVD R/W 24X SATA CASING COUGAR QBX PSU RM650 80 PLUS GOLD CPU COOLER H60 CORSAIR LIQUID FREE CABLE MANAGEMENT FREE LED LIGHTING 1 YEAR WARANTY FROM COMPANY At the same time, the GeForce GTX 1070 was announced, coming in cheaper, but with fewer shaders and only GDDR5 memory. So nobody knew how well the GTX 1070 would perform when we reviewed the GTX 1080, which changes with our GeForce GTX 1070 review today. The GTX 1070 uses the same Pascal GP104 graphics processor as the GTX 1080, with just 1920 enabled shaders instead of 2560, which also affects the number of texture units that are down to 120 from 160. With 64, the number of ROPs is the same, and so is the memory capacity with 8 GB. However, today's review subject, the GTX 1070, uses GDDR5 memory, which is unlike the GTX 1080, that comes with GDDR5X. GDDR5X offers twice the bandwidth at the same operating frequency, so NVIDIA is running the GeForce GTX 1070's memory at a frequency of 2 GHz in order to make up for that. With the exception of the "GTX 1070" name on the card, the GTX 1070 is identical to the GTX 1080 visually. It's still a reasonably compact dual-slot design that comes with a backplate and NVIDIA's new thermal solution.