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so recently in video have launched their r-tx lineup of gravis cards and here on Tokyo City we've reviewed quite a few already ranging from the gigabyte to the Zeus ROG and now here on the table we've got the Auris lineup which is a step up from the gigabyte models in not just ascetics but also build quality as well as overclocking so these models here these are the X editions so out of the factory they will come with a pre overclock that essentially will make them faster than other RT X cards out on the market but all that aside let's take a look at these cards verse a stack of other cards in the similar price range welcome back to tech yes city and let's get straight into those gaming benchmarks where we've tested both 1440p and also 4k ultra numbers which I believe these three cards here on the bench will lie in terms of their sweet spot performance and the first title is battlefield 5 and here we saw both the RT X xx and T is coming out in front of the 1080 TI but also the 2080 scoring of victory over the 1080i to the Auris 20 ati out of the box does beat the azuz ROG variant and this is something that we'll see as a trend going with some of the other games here also a battlefield 5 we decided to test with our TX off even though the new cards support this feature it just really affected performance to the point where it was literally a joke but also stepping back to 1440 people can see the RT X 2070 was also giving the 1080i a run for its money and this is a latest in greatest title and this trend will be up and down throughout these benchmarks for instance GTA 5 on the flipside does favor the 1080i at least compared to battlefield 5 in terms of performance getting close to that of the RT X 2080 GI numbers and beating out the 2080 in the 2070 and again however the 2080 ti from Horace is a leading that scoreboard with that factory overclocked out of the box with the FPS gap however between the 2080 Ti and everything else I sort of widen I guess that GDD are six with eight times MSAA on does help this card I pull ahead by quite a bit at 4k but now moving over to forza horizon for we could see at both 1440p Ultra and 4k ultra results the r-tx 2080 was beating out the gtx 980ti and also the RTS 2080 TI the horas model beating the Strix again but beating everything else and then the RTS 2070 did give the 1080 TI a run for its money and also the 28 even a run for its money and as I said in the past I do think the RT X 2070 is a great value proposition here and these titles do show that it is sweet spot at least in terms of price performance moving on now to Rainbow six siege a competitive multiplayer title and we finally fixed the inconsistencies were getting with these benchmark numbers and that had to do with the taa setting in anti-aliasing and a 1440p ultra we saw the 2070 coming awfully close to the 1080 Ti and then also 2080 pulling ahead but then when we went to 4k we saw a big stretch between the 20 atti and practically everything here on the benchmark suite and of course that hora speeding out the irish tricks yet again out of the box and now moving over to Assassin's Creed origins and 1440p max settings we saw the 2080 beating out a 1080i and then sort of the 2070 coming close and then of course stepping up to the 28 ETA that did score quite a victory but I was kind of surprised I thought the 2080 did pretty well here out of this range just like Forza horizon for I thought it was coming a little bit closer to the 20 atti than it was to the 2070 so what's kind of spreading its wings in this title yet again and so moving up to 4k showed similar results so the Auris 28 he was going very hard at least out of the box and we'll talk about the overclocks a little bit later because it is quite interesting but it is sort of redeeming the 2080 at least in its difficult price performance spot but movie I would call the duty black ops 4 we saw a 1440p the 2080 beating that of the 1080 Ti and then of course the RT X xx atti beasting pretty much everything but when we look at the for Kane umbers the 1080 T I did score pretty much a tie with the 2080 and then the 2070 was coming a little bit behind but still beating that of the 1080 so for the games when it comes to GTX 1000 series versus RT x 2006 it depends on the game and I guess a general trend that you will see is the old of the game I guess the more it'll favor the 1000 series in terms of price performance but when we move to newer titles that's when the RT X mm to pull a little bit ahead as shown in some of these synthetic benchmarks here we'll pull up first of all fire strike where the 1080 TI does do pretty well in this particular benchmark beating that of the 2080 by a comfortable margin but the 27 t does beat that still of the 1080 in this benchmark and the 2080 ti does beat that of the 1080 TI the overclocked numbers here and this is where I'm going to show all the overclocks showed that the horas card was beating the Strix by a little bit but out of the box you can see that the numbers on the Auris x series cards across all lines here on the 20 70 20 80 and 28 ETA were favoring them with prefatory overclocks which are a little bit aggressive especially on the 2080 which we didn't get that much out off in terms of core clocks the other to the 2017 also 2080 a we've got over a hundred megahertz boost the 2080 we had to get only ninety-one megahertz on total boost hence why in those benchmarks in some titles it was coming closer to the TI model than it was to the 2070 but when we move over to time spike stream for example this is where the r-tx cards really shine compared to the ten series cards pulling comfortably ahead with the 2070 surprisingly coming very close to that up to 1080 TI and the overclocks here on the 2070 in particular were quite impressive also on the 28th e TI and the RT x 2080 not going as high as the others in terms of actual margins so basically now with the performance numbers all three of these cards are very impressive and they've got massive coolers on them one point four or five kilos for the 2080 ti that also features a 16 + 3 phase vr m and then we move to the 2080 that's got a 12 + 2 phase vr m on a twelve hundred and fifty gram total weight and then the 27 t has 150 grams and that has a ten plus two phase vr m so they're all built with beefy coolers in mind you also get a four year warranty on all three of these cards so Oris have definitely stepped it up like gigabyte have and they're putting their money where their mouth is they think they have a superior product in all ways shapes and forms and pulling up the temperature numbers here the 2070 did do very well with this cooler they got three 100 mil fans and even at a hundred percent fan speeds they weren't getting that loud it wasn't that annoying I'd say 60 percent is really quiet it's the quietest 60 percent I've ever heard on any graphics card but also stepping it up to 80 percent I fell over 20 ATT I did need 80 percent in order to keep the temperature under control the other two cards however were very comfortable at 60% and then if you left it on auto especially the 2070 that was getting 43% this was just totally whisper-quiet and of course the biggest thing of this graphics card to talk about is those three ring blade LED fans and honestly they're one of the coolest looking implementations of RGB I've seen in the long you can customize the profiles with the Auris engine and make three different colors in the tribe blade and it does look really gorgeous at night so if you do want to vertically mount one of these grabs carts then they will look really cool inside of any build and we also saw them in packs for example in the C T and T built in Alex from simple mods builds and they were looking very schmick so you don't get the bling with these cards aside and also the rear also have the RGB Taurus logo which you can change in tandem with the ring blade fans and for the rear of these cards the input/output is very impressive even though they've gone away over the DVI port they have accounted for that with three HDMI outs as well as three display outs and a USB type-c which will support display as well so that's seven ports in total across all three of these graphics cards making the 2070 definitely a great play if you need a lot of output there's also some other things to talk about with this card you get an included GPU support bracket as well as the fact that the PCB itself they've made a note that they use aerospace-grade PCB material which essentially makes it moisture proof as well as dust proof so if you do put this in a water cooling build and you have a water loop that leaks these PCBs here will protect you against a short-circuit which is a very good thing to have if you're going full enthusiast but beside all that here's conclusion time and I guess we're going to get down to the question of first of all with the 2080 ti Oris versus the ROG Strix which should you go for and why I think they're both going to come in with a premium in terms of their price points this actually isn't the sale in the US yet I can't find it at least anywhere at least on Newegg or Amazon in Australia is coming in at two thousand one hundred and forty nine dollars which is a step up above even the gigabyte 2080 TI for example so if you do want to pay that premium you will get a bigger cooler you will get a beefed-up PCB with more phases you also get a pre overclock out of the factory if you get the ex Edition as well as some other cool things like RGB ring fans hundred mil fans and the stand but in terms of the ROG Strix itself that has I believe a heavier cooler kula and I believe when you're overclocking both these models it will run a little bit quieter so I believe in terms of comparisons between that and this your overclocks really aren't gonna go that much higher on either model I guess it's going to come down to Silicon Lottery but what you will get on the Strix is a quite a fan speed at least for handling the temperatures and then on this I believe you'll get a better aesthetic with some really cool RGB bling but as for the two cards that are available in the US there's a twenty seventy and the twenty eighty and just like the gigabyte 2070 I really like the Auris 2070 it's coming in a 599 US so it does have a premium at least over the current price of the gigabyte variant that also has a four year warranty so I was pretty impressed with that but this one you get a beefier cooler that will run so quiet and will be overclocked out of the box with some very impressive numbers as well as getting all the bling and the inputs and outputs on the rear of the card seven in total in Australia to set you back 1039 AUD and then move over to the 2080 that's a similar story to the 2070 except you get more power and at least in this sample that we got here a more aggressive overclock did have a power limit of one hundred and twenty seven percent twenty eight et I did have one hundred twenty two percent and this only unfortunately had a hundred and nine percent so I would like to see the limits lifted on that perhaps nvidia has deliberately limited the 27 t has to not make it too good a value for money a proposition but the twenty eighty definitely performs better than twenty seventy it also costs more coming in a 789 us and then also in a stray of fourteen hundred and sixty two aussie so I will have to critique the Aussie pricing at least on both these models here it is a little bit more expensive than I'm used to seeing at least when we compare the Aussie dollar to the US dollar in relation to what people in the US can get these gravis cards for but lastly in terms of these graphics cards the Auris lineup is the premium option the gigabyte is your value for money option and I can say after spending a quite a bit of time with these I am in love with these RGB ring-like LED fans I think it's something that's really cool but also Oris themselves have done a really good job of keeping the thermals under control as well as the over clocks out of the factory are rock-solid now in terms of also before I get on any of the twenty atti Auto overclock a new feature that's been introduced with the RT x-series was that it found an overclock that really wasn't that much better than this one out of the box also my manual overclock beat both the out-of-the-box overclock and also the auto AI overclock by quite a bit so that's anything to go by if you guys like manual overclocking definitely go for it and extract more performance especially with weather conditions being a summer or winter you should always set a winter overclock versus a summer overclock and get the most out of your hardware but also know I didn't answer the question completely what I picked this all this ROG Strix and you can't do that to me guys you can't put me on the spot I'd honestly just pick whichever is best for you I honestly I love the ring fans they just look so cool what what am i becoming in 2018 you are becoming an RGB fanboy Brian you need to stop now before it's too late anyway if you enjoyed today's video be sure to hit that like button and let us know in the comment section below what you think of the new Oris cards and their RGB bling well as the performance and feature said love reading your thoughts and opinions as always and I'll catch you in another tech video very soon these are for now you