While we’ve tested three RTX 2070 series cards so far, their performance is thereabouts the same in this benchmark. The White RTX is the “slowest” of the three, but not by a huge margin, and still faster than the GTX 1070 and Vega 64. However, it’s not faster than them by a huge margin either.
It sticks on to third place (out of the three RTX 2070 cards) here too, but again it’s incredibly close to the other model’s performance. It’s here that it really pulls ahead of the GTX 1070 Ti, GTX 1080 more so, and the VEGA 64 even more; a big shift from the first 3DMark score.
Again the three cards fall in line, but again I’m still impressed with how close it is to the higher models here. It might not have the highest specifications, but it putting up a good fight regardless.
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