ASUS released a Turbo GeForce RTX 3070 Ti graphics card that uses a turbofan to dissipate heat. This product uses a low-key pure black shell, two PCIe slots thickness, and two 8-pin power ports at the end. The graphics card is expected to be designed specifically for high-performance computers or servers.
Moreover, the turbo cooling method helps reduce the thickness and facilitates the installation of multiple graphics cards on the motherboard. The end part of the graphics card is designed with an inclined surface to help the turbofan to enter the air.
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In addition, the outer shell of the graphics card also has a slope. The product is outfitted with a GA104-400 GPU core, with 6144 CUDA cores, and the graphics card frequency can reach 1800MHz in overclocking mode. The graphics card is also equipped with 8GB 19GT/s GDDR6X video memory, with three DP 1.4a interfaces and one HDMI 2.1 interface.
Furthermore, NVIDIA’s public graphics cards mostly used turbofans for heat dissipation, but the current RTX 30 series founders’ graphics cards all use standard fans. However, for users who need to use multiple graphics cards for acceleration, turbofan cooling is still needed.
