I couldn't agree with this more. Not to mention the insane number of pointless SKUs - why sell everyone the same 2-3 models when you can increase prices across the board and convince consumers they need to spend $500+ on a motherboard.
GPU SFF 4070 Models
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Inno3D also has that 4070 with 3 fans and a longer heatsink as well that would deliver serious coolness for something that's 200w and still dual slot. Which sounds perfect for Dan A4-SFX and Ghost S1 owners.
As for AMD, what really bugs me is that there are tons of articles out there where this illustration of a single-fan refererence card is featured, yet it doesn't even exist. It has the reference design with a single fan - sometimes from another angle or different background... there are tons of shots out there featuring this card.
Yet there was never an ITX reference card like that, but they used it in so many articles and spec sheets that's not even related to small cards, just plainly Radeon gpu's.
This is also a popular one - does anyone saw something like that IRL? NO. Then WHY? Why tease us with these? It's seems awesome, people are seeing it only to never actually find any. It's not said anywhere that this never ever had a physical form, I remember you eventually had to come to the conclusion that it's probably doesn't exist. Despite that they used these an awfully lot. These two are even all over on AMD's official website, so why didn't they actually make this when they used it literally everywhere is beyond me.
The answer is probably that they never actually made any reference card from the 6500 to 6650xt, only 6700 and above. And articles mentioning those in general without narrowing it down to a certain aftermarket model could use some of these assets, but come on... Just take a look at the sales, the 6600xt is probably the best seller of the bunch, so why they left that money on the table? These cards look awesome and they could've sold quite much.
As for AMD, what really bugs me is that there are tons of articles out there where this illustration of a single-fan refererence card is featured, yet it doesn't even exist. It has the reference design with a single fan - sometimes from another angle or different background... there are tons of shots out there featuring this card.
Yet there was never an ITX reference card like that, but they used it in so many articles and spec sheets that's not even related to small cards, just plainly Radeon gpu's.
This is also a popular one - does anyone saw something like that IRL? NO. Then WHY? Why tease us with these? It's seems awesome, people are seeing it only to never actually find any. It's not said anywhere that this never ever had a physical form, I remember you eventually had to come to the conclusion that it's probably doesn't exist. Despite that they used these an awfully lot. These two are even all over on AMD's official website, so why didn't they actually make this when they used it literally everywhere is beyond me.
The answer is probably that they never actually made any reference card from the 6500 to 6650xt, only 6700 and above. And articles mentioning those in general without narrowing it down to a certain aftermarket model could use some of these assets, but come on... Just take a look at the sales, the 6600xt is probably the best seller of the bunch, so why they left that money on the table? These cards look awesome and they could've sold quite much.
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Not a 4070 but we will get at least one 4060 Ti, Palit RTX 4060 Ti StormX OC.
They were nice enough to give us a great shot of the rear PCB. Lets see if we can't find some 4070 PCB's that matches this layout.
EDIT: it might not work this time... with different memory buses, the topography might be too different.
There's no reason that the 4070 or 4070ti couldnt be in a 200mm reference card dimension like the Evga 3060ti XC, so if we just wait, hopefully some vendor will design it. Its only a 200 watt part and does not need a 260mm heatsink
The 4060/60ti is underpowered frankly (it should really be called a 4050), but at least there is an extremely short 155mm version available, which could make for an interesting build possibility. So hats off to Inno3d who thought... hmm... this is only a 115 watt part so we can make it smol.
The 4060/60ti is underpowered frankly (it should really be called a 4050), but at least there is an extremely short 155mm version available, which could make for an interesting build possibility. So hats off to Inno3d who thought... hmm... this is only a 115 watt part so we can make it smol.
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Well.... cr*p. I took the two images and examined the mounting holes..... the 4060's have square mounts around the GPU die while the 4070's have rectangular ones. There is no way any of these coolers will mount to a 70 card this gen. I should have figured that out sooner before posting, but O well.
The Zotac 4070 Twin will fit in my current case, and is the only upgrade path I would consider right now. I have a 2070 still serving me fine, but I was just expecting more performance from the 4070 this generation with the prices NVIDIA are charging. I think I'll wait and see if they do a mid-gen refresh like the 20 series.
The Zotac 4070 Twin will fit in my current case, and is the only upgrade path I would consider right now. I have a 2070 still serving me fine, but I was just expecting more performance from the 4070 this generation with the prices NVIDIA are charging. I think I'll wait and see if they do a mid-gen refresh like the 20 series.
There's deffo a need for a Raijintek Morpheus ITX edition .. ie. "universal fit" or so 
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Anybody heard about the Gigabyte RTX 4070 Windforce 2X ?
I just randomly found it.
L=201 W=122.3 H=48.4 mm
www.gigabyte.com
I just randomly found it.
L=201 W=122.3 H=48.4 mm
GeForce RTX™ 4070 WINDFORCE 2X OC 12G Key Features | Graphics Card - GIGABYTE Global
Discover AORUS premium graphics cards, ft. WINDFORCE cooling, RGB lighting, PCB protection, and VR friendly features for the best gaming and VR experience!
Yup I have been eyeing it for a bit but holding out hope they create a 4070 Super variant of it!!Anybody heard about the Gigabyte RTX 4070 Windforce 2X ?
I just randomly found it.
L=201 W=122.3 H=48.4 mm
GeForce RTX™ 4070 WINDFORCE 2X OC 12G Key Features | Graphics Card - GIGABYTE Global
Discover AORUS premium graphics cards, ft. WINDFORCE cooling, RGB lighting, PCB protection, and VR friendly features for the best gaming and VR experience!
Currently looking at the Inno3D RTX 4070 Stealth. That looks more and more like a serious contender for my A4-H2O build. Not only is it of decent length (< 280 mm) and height (40 mm), but esp. the "hidden" power connector should be coming in very handy. My current try with a nearly 60 mm thick GPU is making everything a brutal, painful struggle. But with the power cable not standing off but running inside to outside, it should be much easier to work with. The white color scheme is just an added bonus.
I was looking into other 4070s, but none of them features a decend width combined with a recessed power connector or similar.
Well, expect for the Asus RTX 4070 Turbo, where the power connector is located on the other end of the card. But thats one of those single radial fan cooler obscenities = loud AF.
I was looking into other 4070s, but none of them features a decend width combined with a recessed power connector or similar.
Well, expect for the Asus RTX 4070 Turbo, where the power connector is located on the other end of the card. But thats one of those single radial fan cooler obscenities = loud AF.
I have been looking at 4070 triple fan cards with lower height and no more than 2.5 slots for deshroudi/ fanless test as right by the 280mm radiator fans but now switching cases to the A4-H20 I find the same size in height, lower power connector, etc still works the best and still the same width...as following a lead here (hrh-) to see about fitting in a 280 radiator into it.
"Currently looking at the Inno3D RTX 4070 Stealth" Interesting power connector location....
That said, if you search for just about any 4070 techpowerup should show up, click on a link, scroll down and find a list and links to their reviews on a bunch of cards and it shows the length on the list page as well.
Click on cards in the length looking for and get the rest of the specs and good pics, very fast way to search, best I have found so far.
Upper right corner you can type in any type card you want to research like 4070, the Super, Ti, etc and just those show up to look through.
Rick
"Currently looking at the Inno3D RTX 4070 Stealth" Interesting power connector location....
That said, if you search for just about any 4070 techpowerup should show up, click on a link, scroll down and find a list and links to their reviews on a bunch of cards and it shows the length on the list page as well.
Click on cards in the length looking for and get the rest of the specs and good pics, very fast way to search, best I have found so far.
Upper right corner you can type in any type card you want to research like 4070, the Super, Ti, etc and just those show up to look through.
Rick
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I just saw a local add for a brand new, sealed, Zotac 4080 Trinity for $500 on Craigslist, seems legit as well, a gift they want to sell....dang, that thing is HUGE!
This prototype Nvidia Founders Edition heatsink that rivals some SFF PC builds has been floating around for a while:
www.techpowerup.com
I miss the Radeon R9 Nano days.
NVIDIA RTX 5090 "Blackwell" Founders Edition to Implement the "RTX 4090 Ti" Cinderblock Design
NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce RTX 5090 Founders Edition graphics card may implement a design closely resembling the cinder block product design the company readied for its RTX 4090 Ti graphics card that never materialized into a marketable product. This sees a 4-slot thick board design, with a...
I miss the Radeon R9 Nano days.
I miss Pascal.
Zotac had a 211mm length 1080Ti which still outclasses most cards available today in a performance per volume metric.
For GTX 1080 and below, Gigabyte had you covered with true ITX length models.
So you could build literally anything at any size.
Zotac had a 211mm length 1080Ti which still outclasses most cards available today in a performance per volume metric.
For GTX 1080 and below, Gigabyte had you covered with true ITX length models.
So you could build literally anything at any size.
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