Excellent service. RMA process did work and I was not denied the possibility to do it despite the ''relative malfunction'' of the product or just inherent to SLI. Highly recommend a single card setup for 1070 if you don't do 4k games.

Very good card for the price; Solid build; Stays and look cool

I already had one and bought that second card for SLI; Some games are not supported and SLI did crash often in supported games despite having been able to run 3D Mark completely without a problem; I found myself forced to disable SLI in order to play games and enable it to get good 3D Mark score.

Ive had this card for about a year. Its is a beast. It even runs my setup which is quad displays for surround gaming. Even for games like gta5 and just cause 3 it runs at 50fps at ultra graphics.

The Asus Strix 1070 is everything you imagined. I came from a Strix 970 and have been very impressed with performance. I'm still using 1080p 144hz and this thing hardly even knows it's gaming at ultra settings.

I was lucky enough to get an Open Box version for $390. Apparently it was hardly ever used, the former owner of it may have returned it due to the long size of it. Now, this is what I'm going to talk about today.

ASUS has done an extraordinary engineering job on the ASUS ROG STRIX GeForce GTX 1070 O8G-GAMING video card. This video card is refined not only in its quality of high performing hardware components but its piercing sleek and clean appearance.

Believe it or not, NVIDIA's GTX 1080 was announced more than a quarter year ago and since then we've seen a steady launch cycle of custom versions. The same can be said of the GTX 1070, a slightly lower end card the still provides an almighty performance per dollar uppercut.

ASUS ROG didn't need any introductions as it is one of the most popular among gamers and enthusiasts. With NVIDIA's new GTX 1000 series Asus brings a new ROG STRIX design, ROG STRIX GeForce GTX 1070 including the STRIX cooler with RGB Aura lighting and very healthy factory overclock.