Equipped with 5% to a lesser extent CUDA cores than the GTX 1080 and the same GDDR5 memory as the vanilla extract GTX 1070, it's not so simple to judge the carrying into action of Nvidia's new GTX 1070 Si.

We eff that it has 2432 cores (27% more the 1070) and a throughput of 8Gbps thanks to its 256-bit memory bus as well as a ignoble clock frequency matches the GTX 1080 at 1607MHz (7% high than a broth 1070).

With that information we can guess that in less remembering demanding scenarios, it will be close to the GTX 1080 patc it leave be closer to the 1070 when memory throughput is much grave, although we're curious to see how overclocking affects its standing.

Something other worth noting here is that Nvidia has tied the hands of their board partners passably, at to the lowest degree for now. Whereas companies like MSI can produce factory overclocked GTX 1070 and GTX 1080 models, they aren't allowed to fare this with the GTX 1070 Ti. Instead, it's ascending to you to extract that superfluous performance.

We're hoping to see big gains when overclocking the GTX 1070 Ti although I suspect out of the box the MSI GTX 1070 Ti Gaming won't look in particular fulgurous when compared to the Gaming X variants of the 1070 and 1080.

For example, the GTX 1070 Gaming X already has a 5% overclock applied from the factory and that will help it reduce that massive core deficit.

Without wasting any clip... let's see how the refreshing MSI GTX 1070 Ti Play does compared to the 1070 and 1080 Gambling X models as well as AMD's Radeon RX Vega card.

Benchmarks: Gaming Performance

Our Battlefield 1 results should show us just how well the MSI GTX 1070 Ti Gaming does out of the box. At 1440p, using the ultra quality preset it was good for an average of 93fps, which meant information technology was 12% faster than the GTX 1070 and 11% slower than the GTX 1080, pretty fortunate smack bang in the centre and as luck would have it that places information technology alongside the air-cooled RX Vega nontextual matter cards -- incertitude that's a coincidence.

Testing with Mass Effect: Andromeda we recovered that this time the GTX 1070 Atomic number 2 is 9% faster than the factory overclocked GTX 1070 Gaming X, but 11% slower than the 1080 model. That said, IT was capable to couple the air-cooled Vega 64 graphics card with 61fps on average.

Before acquiring into the overclocking, I have some Deus Ex-husband: Mankind Divided results and here the 1070 Ti was just 6% faster than the Gaming X 1070. It was also 12% slower than the GTX 1080 so we might find memory overclocking testament piddle a big difference present. AMD does well in that title and therefore the GTX 1070 Ti isn't quite able-bodied to catch the Vega 56 art card.

Moving on, we undergo the stock power figures and here we can see that MSI GTX 1070 Ti Gaming consumes the same amount of power As the GTX 1080 Gaming X, which is really only slightly more than the GTX 1070 Gaming X. So there's sure as shooting zilch unexpected about these results and it means the 1070 Ti reduced organisation using up aside 8% compared to the Lope de Vega 56.

When it comes to temperatures, MSI's Pai Frozer 6 ice chest keeps things cool and quiet. If GPU temps are below 60 degrees the Torx 2.0 fans won't even spin finished. Low shipment the card maxed out at 64 degrees and ran most silent -- IT was without question quieter than the case fans which are already tiptoe. Then this should point to some moderately modest overclocking clearance...