Colorful Igame RTX 5070 TI Vulcan OC Review

The Colorful RTX 5070 Ti Vulcan review resembles my own wild travel to sleep GPU. “You did too much, senior. Too much. Too much. ‘ This is the overarching thought that remained looped around my head after I leveled the card to hell over the past few weeks.

This is one of Igame Colorful Premium cardsFilled with a detachable LCD screen with a desk, disconnected with a block of lightweight, a enormous cooling board and a OC button with one touch. And it is too much. It is so challenging that he regularly stumbles and falls like a man three quarters in the ether.

The card appears as a chonky package with all these additions, and even a free screwdriver, and this probably It proves Chonky prices to be adjusted. Although I can’t know that for sure that colorful still does not give me retail prices for the card, and so far there is no retail availability for this damn thing. Given the colorful RTX 5070 Ti Advanced OC card USD 1,782 at Walmart At the moment, through the Chinese resale, I guess that even if you could find Vulcan OC on sale anywhere, at a price that hurt her eyes.

To be straightforward, it is in a sense for virtually any GPU RTX 50 series, especially RTX 5070 TI, which is one of the best cards of this generation due to a decent original price, true game performance, multi -lane frosting and grave slate. At least it was until AMD RX 9070 XT appeared to steal lunch …

It is not that the Radeon RDNA 4 card can completely release GPU GeForce, kicking dust in the cutlets like a school bay. But price difference in the amount of USD 150 in favor of the AMD card, and the fact that it basically provides the same game performance except for heavily taken up rays or many generation titles, made RTX 5070 TI later a more difficult recommendation.

The GeForce card has a better general package in terms of the hardware set and function, but for me it is not about USD 150+ better. And before you enter the absurd field of current GPU prices, in which Walmart actually lists the card, such as colorful advanced for fully 1000 USD more than MSRP for GPU.

But interestingly, prices are not really a problem with this Vulcan OC card; My problem concerns this assessment button. This is a common topic in other colorful graphic processor that I tested with the same OC button. Basically, the button – in turbo mode, for standard – works like a simple VBiOS switch with different levels of clock levels for everyone. The standard setting is the NVIDIA 2452 MHz reference clock, while the level of OC single -novel is set by 90 MHz higher.

This is a theory, but in practice it seems that it does not seem to be calm. In practice, in standard mode, I saw the clock speed to be averaged at 2541 MHz in our improved Metro Exodus system, which makes sense, considering that the rated clocks are always lower than what you actually see GPU in reality. But turbo, the speed of the single -octic clock OC is much Above, allowing GPU to release at 2835 MHz in the same reference. Some may say it’s too higher.

In fact, AND He will say it’s too higher.

But it is also not entirely consistent in the way you get to these higher clocks. For some time, both Andy and I asked the test kit (because sometimes you need two people in whom the visit was put in) trying to find out if the button was wrongly decorative. Pushing it in some way did not initially cause the excessive performance we expected, so we fed, clicked the button, launched again, and then we rode again. Finally, the mono -pad button operated a bit as advertised.

And for most of our comparative waveforms, the card worked well, actually providing impressive frame rates per second compared to the performance of standard other RTX cards 5070 TI. We know that the RTX 5070 Ti graphic processor will turn up like a master, and it seems that this colorful card has certainly read the note.

But the NVIDIA GB203 system needs little help from power systems to remain stable at this level – without a power limit +10%, which helped maintain other cards that I fly in this family, this GPU falls over at the end of our comparative apartment.

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When we reached the F1 24 in the comparative tests, it all started badly. Putting on 1440p, even the menu screen, seemed too much for a colorful card, and this also seemed to salt the soil to the next comparative mileage. Pushing the shadow under the sign of 3 GHz without increasing the power limits is too far away and I really need to feel that colorful should know what is happening with the OC button and make sure it is 100% stable.

His mainly Stable, but it’s not the same at all. I want my factory new card, especially the factory exaggerated, to be able to act completely stable with the rated strain. That’s why I pay for the card with time with time of the factory, not just me, right? In the end I can stick to the unstable overclock, don’t worry.

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But if you were to leave a button and clocks as standard, in fact the performance is far behind other RTX 5070 Ti cards that I tested. So you stay with a watercolor, which tries too much, and sometimes he earns too much in games, or too limited graphic processor that cannot match the competition.

And when competition is not only other RTX 5070 Ti cards, but the impressive RX 9070 XT with theoretically a much lower price, then things look really gloomy for Vulcan OC.

However, the GPU sorts it independently, because it turned out that the OC button is stable, as long as I conquer the power limit. So, if you want to put in an effort, you will be awarded with a strong and stable performance. But this is also something that I managed to get out of MSI RTX 5070 Ti Ventus 3x, which probably will not have additional costs that this colorful Vulcan package will certainly require.

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You do not get a graphics card with an additional LCD panel and a fake sales button in the MSRP, I will tell you. None of them, to be honest, is a sales point for me. If you have formatted your GIF, you may be able to put something visually pleasant on the Wee display, you can mount on the card, but various data point screens that you can drive as a standard do not bring me joy. They look super low and as if I probably have to go back to the optics to check the eyeball.

So, if the additions offered with the colorful igama RTX 5070 Vulcan OC does not bring joy, they will not justify the additional price bonus, which the card certainly recommends in relation to more affordable options. It is not that there is also none of them, but I would only say that there will be wrestling certainly Normalize a given time, prices will come back closer to IAS and in the Vulcan package there is not enough to convince me that it is worth the outlays differently.

Especially when the same standardization of stock/prices will certainly also go to much more affordable features of AMD RX 9070 XT.