[SOLVED] The most quiet brand of RTX 2070 Super

[erichoooop]

Hello, so I am buying an RTX 2070 Super but I dont know which brand is the most quiet brand. Anyone got an idea?

 

[Darkbreeze]

How much do you have to spend on a card?

What is your CPU model?

What resolution and refresh rate is your monitor?

 

[erichoooop]

The price doesn't really matter I am just asking which brand is the most quiet.

 

[Darkbreeze]

It does matter, because if you can't afford the quietest card, then you want to target the quietest card YOU CAN AFFORD.

If you are just asking out of curiosity and there is no actual intent to purchase, then you are just wasting the time of anybody trying to help you. There is more to the purchase of a card than just "how quiet is it". How quiet it is can depend on a LOT of factors.

A card that is very quiet in my system might be the noisiest thing you've ever heard in another case where there is poor airflow.

If you want the card that I MOST recommend, based on open air testing, then I'd say it's probably this card.

https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/8865/msi-geforce-rtx-2070-gaming-review-quietest/index.html

However, that's probably NOT the card I'd recommend for most people.

Furthermore, if you come here to ask questions looking for help, on ANY topic, the least any person can be expected to do is to answer whatever questions the person responding to them might have. We don't ask questions for the fun of it. There are ALWAYS good reasons behind why we ask WHAT we ask.

 

[erichoooop]

My price is around 500- 600. The link you send to me is a RTX 2070 and I am talking about the Super one.

 

[Darkbreeze]

The quietest RTX 2070 Super in most test configurations is likely the RTX 2070 Super Gaming X Trio, but the BEST card, the one you really WANT if you can scrape together the extra cash, is likely the highly binned EVGA RTX 2070 Super FTW3 Ultra, which has the best out of the box performance of any of the reviews I've read and is nearly as quiet as the Gaming X Trio.

Perhaps more important is the fact that EVGA has hands down the best customer service after the sale of pretty much any PC hardware manufacturer, and since graphics cards are a high failure rate item that could be an important asset at some point.

Further increasing the value of the EVGA cards, is this, which no other manufacturer offers that I am aware of. You can't beat an additional 2 years warranty for 30 bucks or an additional 6 years warranty for 60 bucks. Plus, EVGA is the only graphics card manufacturer I know of that currently offers the ability to extend your warranty to a third party if you sell the card. Other cards, the warranty ends the second you sell the card or lose the original purchase information.

https://www.evga.com/support/warranty/extended.asp