RTX 2070 Amp Extreme
In a world seeming overrun with RGB-everything, we are kind of glad Zotac chose to limit the bling here to just the Spectra enabled logo. While that’s a bit of a subjective opinion, it does make the Amp Extreme a bit of a ‘sleeper’ in comparison to many cards on the market that are all bark and no bite. Those with smaller systems will probably appreciate the narrow card pending they can accommodate the 308mm length. The cooler itself works quite well and keeps the card chilly even when overclocked, and doesn’t have to try too hard so the fans never ramp up much to make noise.

One element common to all of the RTX cards we've reviewed is their incredible consistency in performance. From the basic to the ludicrous, from mid-range to wallet-emptying, the newest nVidia Turing GPU has a relentless ability to extract the maximum from every single clock cycle, and it takes an awful lot for a manufacturer to tweak it up to the point it really makes a difference. With the Zotac AMP Extreme it comes out of the box with a seriously meaty overclock and this is borne out in our graphs where it regularly found itself ahead of the RTX 2070 pack.