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ASUS Phoenix GeForce RTX 3060 has length of only 177mm
The graphics card has length of 177mm, and that is Mini ITX compatible again, the card is cooled by a single fan. boost clock is 1,777MHz in game mode, 1,807MHz in OC mode, memory speed is 15Gbps, and is equipped with GDDR6 12GB graphics memory
The GeForce RTX 3060 graphics card with a card length of 177mm is available from ASUS.The VGA cooler is an original single fan cooler that uses "Axial-tech Fan" with increased air volume, and has an aluminum back plate mounted on the back side to prevent distortion of mounting components and the board. In addition, "Auto-Extreme Technology" that automates the installation of parts will be adopted. The output interface is HDMI 2.1 x 1, DisplayPort 1.4 ax3.
The GPU clocks up to 1,777 MHz by default, but with an OC mode that can be activated via software, it goes up to 1,807 MHz. These are the same speeds as the RTX 3060 Dual , and the backplate also looks the same as that of the model with two fans. The bus interface is PCI-Express 4.0 (x16), the auxiliary power connector is 8pin x1, and the card size is 177mm in length, 128mm in width, and 51mm in thickness.
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#5900218 Posted on: 03/29/2021 12:33 PM
700 reasons to feel like a victim
Imagine paying 700euros for such a crappy looking gpu.
700 reasons to feel like a victim
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#5900221 Posted on: 03/29/2021 12:35 PM
Some people may want to build small computer with decent GPU. I would be more worried about thermal envelope. It still has 8pin and that cooling does look like limiting factor for GPUs performance.
3060 is 170W card, but here I would expect realistic 120W long term limit. Or extra noise.
Imagine paying 700euros for such a crappy looking gpu.
Some people may want to build small computer with decent GPU. I would be more worried about thermal envelope. It still has 8pin and that cooling does look like limiting factor for GPUs performance.
3060 is 170W card, but here I would expect realistic 120W long term limit. Or extra noise.
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#5900225 Posted on: 03/29/2021 12:39 PM
Some people may want to build small computer with decent GPU. I would be more worried about thermal envelope. It still has 8pin and that cooling does look like limiting factor for GPUs performance.
3060 is 170W card, but here I would expect realistic 120W long term limit. Or extra noise.
Heatsink on this sucks. It looks like some plasticy low budget 1030 gpu.
Some people may want to build small computer with decent GPU. I would be more worried about thermal envelope. It still has 8pin and that cooling does look like limiting factor for GPUs performance.
3060 is 170W card, but here I would expect realistic 120W long term limit. Or extra noise.
Heatsink on this sucks. It looks like some plasticy low budget 1030 gpu.
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#5900250 Posted on: 03/29/2021 02:14 PM
But how's the cooling?
But how's the cooling?
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Imagine paying 700euros for such a crappy looking gpu.