ASUS GeForce RTX 2070S ROG Strix O8G Gaming (8 GB)

ASUS GeForce RTX 2070S ROG Strix O8G Gaming

8 GB

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Mathelike

5 years ago

I'm going to buy the new Corsair Hydro X set. And they sell GPU blocks that are water cooled. On the Corsair page it says that it is compatible with the product - Asus Geforce RTX 2070 Super ROG Strix OG Does the O8G make a difference and is it a different product? I would hate to make a bad purchase

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Flexis

5 years ago

The O8G is not a bad buy. Since I'm not very well informed about the "normal" rtx 2070s, I can't give you any information. The O8G is almost identical to the 2070s. However, the O8G has a better boost frequency. The general performance of the O8G is great. However, I don't quite understand whether you want to know whether the O8G is worthwhile and better, or whether the O8G is compatible. Since the O8G is actually identical to the 2070s, it should also be compatible. I hope I was able to help you! If you see an error in the info, please reply!

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CustomBuilder

5 years ago

Hello all. Can anyone tell me how many watts the power supply unit must have? digitec seems to neglect such important things here. I have an 850W BeQuiet power supply. I am looking for something that is especially suitable for screen recording (games). My box is currently almost 7 years old and has never had to upgrade anything. But unfortunately it's time to replace the graphics card (GTX 770) as it can't record more than 1080p and only at 50fps and that's with older games. And I don't need to mention anything about emulators (PCSX2), because my graphics card reaches its limits at 2x native (only playing, no recording).

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gschwinds

5 years ago

No, unfortunately we can't tell you how many watts the power supply unit must have for this graphics card. Precisely for the reason that it is not Digitec's business to provide such information. Why? The power supply is not exclusive to the graphics card. Whether the power supply is sufficient or how big it has to be, can only be said if you know the entire system. That means CPU (OC yes or no), RAM, hard disks, SSD, DVD, fan, etc. But as a rule of thumb, I would say that 850W should be enough. Without knowing the system, I would even say that it is oversized and could be up to 200W too big. With a power supply, it's not that "a lot helps a lot" is good.

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