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The RTX 4000 series graphics cards boast advanced features such as HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4 ports, which can support 8K 60Hz HDR through a single HDMI cable. However, it's worth noting that NVIDIA chose not to implement the new DP 2.1 standard, which some may find disappointing.
Currently, the RTX 4000 series graphics cards do not incorporate the new DP 2.1 standard. However, they come with HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4 ports, offering 8K 60 Hz HDR support via a single HDMI cable. The card's IO panel incorporates an air vent alongside connectors, all housed within an alloy frame that contains an aluminum fin stack.
Weighing around 673 grams, this card can be considered lightweight. Given its substantial size of 250mm in length and 140mm in height, adequate cooling is crucial for maintaining optimal performance.
We expected the most premium cards will cards feature a 12VHPWR power connector header, accompanied by a converter cable that attaches to 8-pin connector(s). The affordable unit, however will get the traditional 8-pin header.
White Color Scheme: The Galax EX White series is characterized by its predominantly white color scheme. This color choice sets it apart from the more common black or gray designs found in many other graphics cards. The white color gives the card a clean and elegant look, which can be particularly appealing to users who want to build a visually striking and cohesive system with a white-themed color scheme.
During idle periods, the fans remain inactive, ensuring a quiet operation. To enhance the cooling system, the card features a vapor chamber, ten robust heatpipes that span the entire board, comprehensive heatsinks, thermal pads for all critical components, as well as dedicated heat pipes and heatsinks for memory modules. Consequently, temperature management is unlikely to present any issues. RGB Lighting: Many Galax EX White series graphics cards feature RGB lighting elements. These lighting effects allow users to customize the appearance of their graphics card, adding a touch of personalization to their gaming or PC build. RGB lighting can often be synchronized with other compatible components to create a unified lighting scheme.
