EVGA’s RTX 2070 Black & nVidia’s Revised Sampling GuidelinesĮVGA’s RTX 2070 is a $500 model which carries no additional branding, it’s just “RTX 2070.” Technically, we’re told that the card is an EVGA RTX 2070 Black edition, but we’d assume the limited margin on a $500 unit prohibited EVGA from investing in the additional ink.įor this round of review units, nVidia is asking partners to handle product sampling. Read the Turing architecture deep-dive for more information on this. In short, there’s still one overarching command processor at top that deals with shoving things into GPU memory from the PCIe bus and tasking the workload out, then there are three GPCs, each of which contains six TPCs, each of which contains two SMs, which then contains 64 FPUs. The rest of the containerization remains the same, and we’d recommend watching our Turing architecture discussion for more of that. It’s the same structure as what we discussed with TU102, except hacked in half for a total of three GPCs. The block diagram for the TU106-400 GPU is above. We will not be recapping architecture in this content instead, we recommend you check out our Turing architecture deep-dive from the RTX 2080 launch. the GTX 1070, GTX 970, Vega 64, and other cards, as well as in-depth thermal testing and noise testing. Our EVGA RTX 2070 Black review will focus on gaming benchmarks vs. This is what the RTX 2070 looks forward to most. It becomes easier to overlook missing features (provided the buyer isn’t purchasing for those features) when price and performance parity are achieved with existing products and rendering techniques. This time, however, the RTX 2070 launches at a much more tenable price of $500 to $600, putting it at rough price parity with the GTX 1080 hanger-on stock. By and large, technical media took issue with the 2080’s price hike without proper introduction to its namesake feature-that’d be “RTX”-which is still unused on the 2070.

After the post-apocalyptic hellscape that was the RTX 2080 launch, NVIDIA is following it up with lessons learned for the RTX 2070 launch.

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