Gainward Geforce GTX 1070 Phoenix GLH 8GB GDDR5X PCIe

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Solid Build Quality, Excellent Performance, Features (Fast Sync / Simultaneous MultiProjection / Ansel / HDR / Asynchronous Compute / Boost 3.0), Design (For Some), Low Power Consumption / Noise Levels / Temperatures, Factory Overclock, HDMI v2.0 / 3x Dis...

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Requires 3 PCI Slots

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Last revision on March 31, 2017

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Solid Build Quality, Excellent Performance, Features (Fast Sync / Simultaneous MultiProjection / Ansel / HDR / Asynchronous Compute / Boost 3.0), Design (For Some), Low Power Consumption / Noise Levels / Temperatures, Factory Overclock, HDMI v2.0 / 3x Dis

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As with the GTX 1080, Gainward releases a solid graphics card with the GeForce GTX 1070 Phoenix GLH. The cooler performs well – although this is to be expected considering the size – and the performance is excellent, both out-of-the-box as well as...

By uk.hardware.info on September 23, 2016

There's really not much to say about the GeForce GTX 1070 Phoenix GLH 8GB by Gainward that isn't showcased in our charts down to the slightest detail. What really impressed us about this card(just like with the GTX 1080) was the excellent performance...

By NikkTech on August 04, 2016

The Gainward Phoenix GTX cards. Tons of good with a single subjective bad.Let's do the bad first. Those looks. Ouch. The curvy red edge is lovely, we like that. We're not too keen on the bronze/gold/something coloured accent though. It just doesn't work...

By Overclock3D on July 07, 2016

The results show that the custom GTX 1070s and 1080s perform slightly better than the reference model, however the difference is rather small. Custom cards offer more value mostly due to much better cooling and therefore lower noise levels. Those who...

By uk.hardware.info on February 10, 2017