Is the msi aero Gtx 1070 ti good?

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I saw a deal for the gtx 1070 ti msi aero in my country(Portugal) for 429 euros, which is even cheaper than a regular 1070 do you guys think its a good graphics card?

And will it run with a 520w psu?

Its going to be my first pc so i wanted some help :)

And can you tell me if there is any incompatibilities with the rest of the parts

Cpu-Ryzen 2600
Mobo-Gigabyte ab350m gaming 3
Ram-Corsair vengeance lpx 8gb 2400mhz
Hdd-Western digital 1tb 7200 blue
Case-Master box q300l
PSU-Seasonic s12 520w 80+ bronze

Thanks :)
 
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gtx 1070 ti msi aero in my country(Portugal) for 429 euros, which is even cheaper than a regular 1070
Nice. If it's cheaper than a 1070, buy it fast. All 1070 Ti perform the same. It's mostly looks/noise/cooling/etc between different brands. Performance wise they are nearly the same.
And will it run with a 520w psu?
Recommended PSU is 500W and that's rounded upwards too. You're fine.
Hdd-Western digital 1tb 7200 blue
I didn't see an SSD in your specs. You might wanna buy one too. It's a huge difference compared to HDD for windows. Some games benefit a lot too. If you don't want to spend too much, running windows on 60GB+ SSD is recommended.
 
The MSI GTX 1070 Ti MSI Aero is a fine card. It does use the blower type of fan for the cooling. It's advantage is that it removes the heat of the GPU from the case(out the back). The disadvantage is that it will tend to be a bit louder. Apart from that expect typical GTX 1070 Ti performance.

It is compatible with your components. The power requirement is 500 watts, so your PSU is just over that.
 


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gtx 1070 ti msi aero in my country(Portugal) for 429 euros, which is even cheaper than a regular 1070
Nice. If it's cheaper than a 1070, buy it fast. All 1070 Ti perform the same. It's mostly looks/noise/cooling/etc between different brands. Performance wise they are nearly the same.
And will it run with a 520w psu?
Recommended PSU is 500W and that's rounded upwards too. You're fine.
Hdd-Western digital 1tb 7200 blue
I didn't see an SSD in your specs. You might wanna buy one too. It's a huge difference compared to HDD for windows. Some games benefit a lot too. If you don't want to spend too much, running windows on 60GB+ SSD is recommended.
 
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