The Aorus GeForce RTX 2080 Xtreme graphics card from Gigabyte is shown, which has a spectacular design and a 12 + 2 power phase system.
The new NVIDIA GeForce RTX are giving a lot to talk about due to their performance, features and technologies that they implement. While the whole phenomenon begins to lose the north between the lack of compatible games with Ray Tracing and DLSS and the crazy prices, we see how brands like Gigabyte launch custom models. Gigabyte has introduced the Aorus GeForce RTX 2080 Xtreme, a model with a spectacular design that has a 12 + 2 phase VRM design and also has seven video ports.
Gigabyte shows off the Aorus GeForce RTX 2080 Xtreme beast
This bit in question makes use of TU104-400 silicon and has no less than 2944 CUDA Cores, with a total of 184 texture units and 64 raster units. This graphics card is combined with the usual 8GB GDDR6 that the RTX 2080 have from the factory offering a 256-bit interface. The working frequencies have been kept secret, but come on, slow doesn't look like it is.
So Gigabyte is the first manufacturer to present a high-end model within the new GeForce RTX. In addition, from what it seems, this will carry the 'good' Turing silicon, which has enough capacity to be able to overclock without problems, while the other model that we will call 'less good' does not allow overclocking and would be reserved for models with simpler heatsinks.
Far from that, the most interesting thing about this graph are the 12 + 2 power phases and the triple slot and triple fan cooling system that has a very attractive design and that has RGB LED lighting. The three fans are large and the central one is a little deeper in the heatsink to move more air flow and to be able to correctly place the three heatsinks. How could it be otherwise, this graphics card has an excellent backplate to strengthen the system.
Source: VZ
