A Graphic card undeniably powerful, but which comes to occupy four PCI Express slots, is that really reasonable?
On various occasions, the ASUS / Noctua partnership has been mentioned. Famous manufacturer of graphics cards, the first was supposed to take advantage of the skills of the second in terms of cooling for particularly “fresh” models.
Two 120 millimeter fans
A GeForce RTX 3070 has already been distributed and today we have wind of the first shots of the RTX 3080 version. Based on the GA102 GPU, this card offers “only” 10 GB of RAM.
It is obviously the cooling solution that interests the most and ASUS / Noctua did not go with the back of the spoon by integrating two 120 millimeter fans for an occupation of no less than four PCI Express slots. You will only put this card in your PC!
A card that of course has two 8-pin power ports, three DisplayPort 1.4 connectors and two HDMI 2.1. We do not yet have a precise date for the release of this card which should be billed at 1,150 euros, which is – at the MSRP – 250 euros more than the RTX 3070 version.
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Source : VideoCardz
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