All credit to Videocardz and Twitter User Hongxing2020 for this. MSI is planning on releasing a “slim” version of their RTX 4060Ti. While slim in the SFF world usually means single slot, to the rest of the industry it means 2-slots; which is exactly what this card is. Of course even at 2-slots this triple fan card is overkill for a 160 watt GPU. Regardless, it’s nice to see manufacturers scaling back a bit as many SFF cases over the last decade rely on 2-slot designs.
All credit to Videocardz and Twitter User Hongxing2020 for this. MSI is planning on releasing a “slim” version of their RTX 4060Ti. While slim in the SFF world usually means single slot, to the rest of the industry it means 2-slots; which is exactly what this card is. Of course even at 2-slots this triple fan card is overkill for a 160 watt GPU. Regardless, it’s nice to see manufacturers scaling back a bit as many SFF cases over the last decade rely on 2-slot designs.
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That's the best use case for ADA, low power machines, where the 4nm(5nm) power advantage shines. I'd still advise any buyers check the 6800 MBA (or powercolor fighter) model, also two slot and significantly cheaper in some regions.since I've recently gotten my hand on a inno3D dual slot, dual fan 4070 I can assure you it doesn't. even with the two fans it runs absolutely cool and quiet
oh yeah, that is indeed a great concept they showed
Wasn’t meant to be click bait. I wish it was a single slot as well. I’d also take an Aero.
No, I'm still using it on my 980Ti frankencooler setup!
But it's a corolla, does that mean it'll run forever?This is how a triple fan 4060/Ti or RX 7600 looks to me:
Obviously this is supposed to justify a higher asking price, but actually this is contraproductive. In my opinion.
