ASUS launches GeForce GTX 1070 EXPEDITION OC

Published: Jan 30th 2017, 08:25 GMT

ASUS has unveiled its new GTX 1070.

ASUS EXPEDITION GTX 1070 designed for durability

The new card by ASUS is joining recently announced EXPEDITION series. Those cards are clearly aiming at budget-oriented builds, as they feature simple dual-fan cooling solutions and a reference PCB derivative. According to ASUS, EXPEDITION series are also aiming at durability, as each card was tested for 144 hours (in diskless environment) by ASUS iCafe Labs. The test included 2-hour reboot test and 15 hours of 3DMark testing.  The iCafe means that those cards should also be welcomed by iCafes, which are popular in China.

As for the card itself, we have factory-overclocked solution (1607/1797 MHz in OC Mode) with 8GB and 1920 CUDA cores. There are no pictures of the board itself, but judging from the renders, we are looking at reference PCB manufactured by ASUS.

Can you imagine, there are already 129 different models of GeForce GTX 1070?


 
ASUS GTX 1070 8GB EXPEDITION OC
Specs provided by VideoCardz.NET Database
GPU : GP104-200 Base Clock : 1607 MHz (+6.7%)
Cores : 1920 Boost Clock : 1797 MHz (+6.8%)
TMUs : 120 Memory Clock : 8 Gbps
ROPs : 64 Memory : 8 GB GDDR5 256b

 




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