Surprisingly fast... I bought this GPU for roughly $450 when it was still fairly new and it has yet to disappoint. I overclocked it a little so it is on par with a 1080 and even to this day can run games on high/ultra settings 1080 120fps+. Really good bang for the buck back when I got it and is still good for the price used now.

Bought as an upgrade to an MSI GTX 970 when I saw it at a good price on eBay. So far it's been a huge upgrade, and it also lets me use my Oculus Quest to play Skyrim! Win!

Like the other "reviews" I've typed here, I'm just going to keep it short and sweet for this GPU. Read my original build review if you really want to know.

I lucked out with the memory and got Samsung. Overclocks stable to +740. The core, on the other hand, is not the best. +143 is really the highest I could push and be stable across all applications. Still, thanks to the memory it performs in the 99th percentile compared to other 1070 Tis. I currently keep it undervolted @ 0.994, with a curve that settles around 1898-1911Mhz @ 66° max.

Do not buy this, too loud, and awful thermal performance. I know this is meant for an ITX build but man are the two fans just equally worthless for cooling.

A chihuahua on Compound V, maybe a little noisy and hot but you get what you pay.

Great gpu, I bought this to replace my 1060 that died, not even a year old. Overall great performance I'm sticking with Zotac.

Works well (relatively quiet, thermals are fine) and the Zotac logo lights up white. The strips next to the fans also have white LEDs. The heatpipe sticks out like a sore thumb aesthetics-wise, but this is often the cheapest option - as it was for me - so I can't really complain. AVOID if you care about aesthetics and are building in a somewhat large case. The empty space will annoy you. Consider GPU length and the length of the case before purchasing. This was one of my regrets.

Powerful and good for AAA gaming at 1440p 60fps. The only issues are the noisy fans and coil whine.

Tried 4 different Serial numbers. Al had some level of coil whine. The last i tried had the least, next to none. Kept that. Cooling could be better.

Functions the same as a regular size card with a small package. Haven't truly pushed it yet but temps have stayed very low. Aesthetically pleasing as well with the simple backplate and white LEDs