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So, we know most reasonable people are waiting until the non-founder's editions hit retail in sufficient numbers to make it easy to ignore the scalpers, and eventually they too shall join the club, but for now, we impatient ones can maybe discuss our new toys?! Share your OC result,s your benchmarks, your issues!
I got my Zoltac GTX 1070 yesterday. Managed to get a stable OC of 2 Ghz on the GPU and 9 Ghz on the RAM.
Only had a chance to test it on Uniengine Heaven, Total War Warhammer, The Witcher 3 and DOOM 2016 so far, but I'm super happy with my results. For reference, my old card (which I sold on Ebay for a bit over $200) was a 780ti. Unfortunately the only game I can (more or less) directly compare performance with on that is Total War Warhammer - the other games I ran at different graphics settings on my 780ti than I am now with the 1070.
I'm running a 2560x1440p monitor and an i5 4690k CPU @4.4Ghz.
So Witcher 3 performance is a solid 70+ FPS. I'm capping to 60 and I only ever saw a momentary drop to 58 FPS in the crowded city market place. That is a big difference from my 780ti because I'm now running with full texture quality, HBAO+ and Hairworks on at a solid 60, while my 780ti ran at lower settings with no hairworks or HBAO at around 35-50 FPS averaging around 45.
Doom likewise was a solid 70+ FPS. Never saw drops below 60 even when it got quite hectic. My 780ti ran at around 50-55 FPS at lower settings, specially AA which I can now set to max 8x Temporal without issue.
Total War: Warhammer frame rates nearly doubled for me, again, with higher shadow and texture settings than my 3GB 780ti could handle. I'm getting around 60 FPS with two armies bringing in full stacks, and only see drops to the high 40's when zoomed all the way in where a big blob of men are fighting (at least 3 or 4 groups mashed together). If the leaked DX12 benchmarks are anything to go by, it's likely that that will keep me at 60+ FPS even in those situations, can't wait!
On Heaven, maxed out 8x AA and 1440p I got an Average FPS of 54 BTW. I don't think my 780ti could even handle 8x AA without downclocking from overheating.
Temps are good too never going past 75 degrees so far. In fact the shroud is better for my particular small form factor build than the custom coolers from the non-reference cards, as the inside of my small case gets very hot.
How's the card treating you guys?
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