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My card has now become defective. Black lines in some games, bright flashes in others and this is running stock clocks.
So I have had it for just over a week. Going for a evga ftw I think or the zotac amp extreme.
did you have the armor model or the gaming X?
also can you confirm when you ordered and what brand of RAM the card has..? (use GPU-Z or something)
Hi there
All our 1070 FE stock is Samsung.
Gigabyte 1070 G1 is Samsung.
Gainward is all Samsung.
Inno3D is all Samsung.
KFA2 is all Samsung including blower one at £368.99
Zotac is all Samsung.
Cannot comment on Asus and MSI, as the batches are small and often so there could be a mix of Samsung and Micron, impossible to seperate.
That's some bad luck. I've had nothing but good experiences with MSI cards and keep one of their GTX 570s around as a backup. Regardless, this isn't an MSI issue. They were just the first company to switch to Micron memory, but most of the others are using it as well, and it exhibits the same artifacting on those cards. An Nvidia rep suggested a couple of weeks ago that they've made some changes to the reference BIOS to try and squash the bug, but it's up to board partners to push that update out for their cards. Not sure any have as yet.Not surprised. My last 2 Nvidia cards were MSI and the quality was shocking. The 780 fried itself about a week after the warranty expired. Luckily the retailer still gave me a partial refund. The 470 I had before it started to become unstable after a while and I had to underclock it, it eventually died completely. Obviously I won't be buying any more of them!
EVGA 1070 FTW installed today and that has Micron memory.
Seems OK at an effective 8808MHz at the moment. Time will tell....
EVGA is not effected by this issue at all, please be rest assured on all EVGA cards, the issue does not effect any of ours cards.
Ben
No disrespect Ben... But why does EVGA appear to have released a set of BIOS updates to address this "non issue" then ???
EVGA also suffering from a hotspot problem