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Thinking of a GTX 1070
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From what I have gathered there is barely a difference between any of them performance wise, as they all boost quite high anyway.
So it really comes down to how you feel about noise, heat and extra features like back plates/led's/voltage measuring points etc etc.
So it really comes down to how you feel about noise, heat and extra features like back plates/led's/voltage measuring points etc etc.
At current prices, the Palit Super Jetstream is the best buy IMO.
Exceptionally quiet cooler with great cooling power, high clock out of the box, under £400.
Only reason to look at anything else is if you want a mini card, or a dual slot cooler, or want a 5 year warranty.
Exceptionally quiet cooler with great cooling power, high clock out of the box, under £400.
Only reason to look at anything else is if you want a mini card, or a dual slot cooler, or want a 5 year warranty.
Yep, would go for that or the Inno X3 (discounted this week)
Can't go wrong with any of them, just don't waste money on stuff like FTW or Strix because you're getting nothing more than the others (unless you desperately love the way they look).
Or if you want to pay a tenner more you get dual BIOS, and slightly higher default memory/GPU clocks.
Palit Gamerock Premium. Just a tenner more.
Mind you, the colour scheme might not be quite so appealing.
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no difference at all apart from features of the card, thermals, warranty, acoustics and obviously the looks of the card 
no difference at all apart from features of the card, thermals, warranty, acoustics and obviously the looks of the card
Indeed. All GTX1070s are exactly the same, apart from those things.
