Stefan Mileschin

Today on the review rig, we have the ASUS ROG Strix GTX 1070 to share with you. The 1070 Strix promises to have good and quiet cooling, your now typical RGB LEDs, and superior performance over any Founders Edition (FE) cards due to the factory overclock. There are a couple of neat features here, one of which is FanConnect, which you will later see why this sets the card apart from the others. Read on below to see if they have again accomplished what they set out to do!

Specifications

Below is our list of specifications for the 1070 Strix from the ASUS website for the card. As we might expect, it’s all GTX 1070 under the hood. From the 8GB of GDDR5 (runs at 8008 MHz), 256-bit Memory Interface, to the GP104-200 core and its 1,920 CUDA cores. Core clocks on the Strix, in Gaming mode (default) show a boost clock of 1,835 MHz (actual of 1,974 MHz). OC Mode raises that up a bit to 1,860 Mhz. You can engage this mode with a simple click in the GPU Tweak II software.

http://www.overclockers.com/asus-rog...ing-8g-review/