INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
available to pre-order now, ahead of an on-sale date of mid-September.The graphics card manufacturer has three separate lines of products
GPUs (the Ti variant is pictured above), which sport a smart new fan design that allows for more airflow and better cooling, without any
manufacturing process for the company which allows all the soldering on the board to be completed in a single pass, which should make for a
more reliable GPU overall.As for the Asus Dual GeForce RTX models, these also get better cooling with new wing-blade fans (which utilizes
tech developed for the Strix cards)
Both the Strix and Dual GPUs have a 2.7-slot footprint, meaning they effectively take up three slots, with the extra space used to bolt on a
larger heatsink (50% larger in the case of the Dual, 20% bigger for the ROG Strix).That should mean more room for pushing your GPU with an
have been fine-tuned to improve the overall airflow going through the card, so they can run better in systems which have multiple GPUs (or
against another card or the side of the PC case
Again, the fan has been improved with an 80mm IP5X (dust resistant) model.Asus will sell both standard and OC (overclocked) models of the
Asus ROG Strix and Asus Dual, but just the former for the Asus Turbo
Across all cards, the base and boost clock of the standard RTX 2080 is 1350MHz and 1545MHz respectively, with the Ti bumping things up to
these new offerings are far from cheap GPUs, as you might have anticipated (despite some pre-release rumors holding otherwise)
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