ASUS rolls out their latest graphics card monster for gamers who want serious power. The TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Ti hits stores July 4th with a hefty price tag of 197,800 yen. American buyers can expect to pay around 1,440 dollars for this white beast. The card sports a shiny new GC-HPWR power connector that makes cable management much easier. ASUS throws in a regular 12V adapter for people who have older power supplies.
This white graphics card packs 8,960 CUDA cores under its triple-fan cooling system. The chip runs at 2,610 MHz when overclocked and 2,588 MHz during normal use. ASUS stuffed 16 gigabytes of super-fast GDDR7 memory running at 28 Gbps speeds. The card connects through PCIe 5.0 for lightning-fast data transfer. Gamers can hook up four monitors at once through two HDMI ports and three DisplayPort connections.
The card measures 329 millimeters long and weighs 1.67 kilograms inside computer cases. ASUS designed their MaxContact technology to boost cooling performance by five percent. Military-grade components help the card survive long gaming sessions without breaking down. The cooling system uses special fans and thermal pads to keep temperatures low. This graphics card takes up just over three slots in most gaming computers.
This white graphics card packs 8,960 CUDA cores under its triple-fan cooling system. The chip runs at 2,610 MHz when overclocked and 2,588 MHz during normal use. ASUS stuffed 16 gigabytes of super-fast GDDR7 memory running at 28 Gbps speeds. The card connects through PCIe 5.0 for lightning-fast data transfer. Gamers can hook up four monitors at once through two HDMI ports and three DisplayPort connections.
The card measures 329 millimeters long and weighs 1.67 kilograms inside computer cases. ASUS designed their MaxContact technology to boost cooling performance by five percent. Military-grade components help the card survive long gaming sessions without breaking down. The cooling system uses special fans and thermal pads to keep temperatures low. This graphics card takes up just over three slots in most gaming computers.
