It's the first aftermarket RTX card we've seen priced at Nvidia's MSRP. But is it any good? For our launch day coverage of the RTX 2070, we assessed the factory overclocked Gaming Z model from MSI. It proved to be a very competent card, but priced at over £600 it faces stiff competition from the GTX 1080 Ti. The MSI RTX 2070 Armor 8G we are looking at today, however, costs £459 – making it MSI’s entry level RTX 2070 card. That means it doesn’t have much in the way of features, but if you are just interested in bang-for-buck, could this be the card to get?