ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte and other assemblers advance data from their NVIDIA RTX 3070

A few weeks ago NVIDIA delayed the launch of the RTX 3070 to avoid the problems they had with the stock of the RTX 3080. Despite this delay, it seems that the stock of RTX 3070 graphics cards will be quite limited. Along with the Founders Edition model, the AIB models, or what is the same, the models customized by ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI, etc., of the RTX 3070 will arrive.

It seems that all assemblers have a good supply of RTX 370 graphics ready to be released. As is usual, each manufacturer will launch models according to their most advanced solutions. Some have also opted to launch more 'simple' models adapting to all pockets (relatively, of course)

A single RTX 3070 model by Gigabyte

Initially Gigabyte seems to only release the AORUS RTX 3070 Master. This graphics card has a great heatsink, which is not the top heatsink of the company. It has three fans, RGB lighting and also integrates three HDMI 2.1 ports and three other DisplayPort 1.4a ports.

It has important limitations, since it seems that not all HDMI ports support the 2.1 standard. In addition, the power would have been limited by BIOS, according to rumors. Gigabyte would have limited the Power Limit, being lower than initially expected, updating the BIOS later.

ASUS does not cut and goes with everything with the RTX 3070

From ASUS we will have a great offer, since we will see a RoG Strix, TUF and DUAL version of the RTX 3070. It seems that these three graphics will arrive with a Boost frequency of 1.755MHz and only the heatsink will change. The RoG Strix and TUF will have three fans and the DUALs will have only two fans. Note that to reach that Boost frequency we will need to have the GPU Tweak software installed.

MSI goes with the mole RTX 3070 Gaming Trio

MSI's bet is the RTX 3070 Gaming Trio that will arrive with a Boost frequency of 1.770MHz. It is not a simple graph, since according to the leaked data it measures 323mm long and weighs about 1.4 kilos, with a support to reinforce its installation. The heatsink features three powerful fans and RGB lighting.

Gainward with HDMI 2.1 for your RTX 3070 models

Now we go to Gainward who will launch the Phoenix and Phoneix GS models based on the RTX 3070. Both models have three fans, two 8-pin connectors and HMDI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4a ports. The Phoenix GS model will have a Boost frequency of 1.770MHz with a TGP of 240W.

Three RTX 3070 models from Colorful

Colorful is committed to launching three models of the RTX 3070, specifically the iGame Ultra, iGame Advanced and BattleAx models. The iGame Ultra model will arrive with a good dose of factory overclocking, a 3-fan heatsink with 310mm length and a weight of 1.2 kilos. Interestingly, the iGame Advanced has a 315mm long heatsink and a weight of 1.4 kilos. Finally we have the BattleAX model, which is a cheaper solution without RGB and a simpler fan design.

Inno3D to offer heavily overclocked RTX 3070 models

Inno3D's big bet is to offer RTX 3070 with the most powerful Boost frequencies. Both iChill models will arrive with a Boost frequency of 1.785MHz, which is 3.5% higher than the Founders Edition model. These two models have two 8 + 8-pin PCIe connectors, 3 PCI slots design and 300mm in length, in addition to having a 240W TGP, both models. You only change the number of fans, the iChill X4 has 4 fans and the iChill X3 has only 3 fans.

EVGA reveals RTX 3070 models, but no data

Finally we have the EVGA, of which we know nothing, only that three models have been created. As a more advanced model we have the FTW3 Ultra and a little below is the XC3 Ultra, which will be the most powerful of the XC3 models. We will also have the XC3 model and the XC3 Black. All 4 models have 8 + 8 pin PCIe connectors and also all have 3 fans. The FTW3 occupies 3 slots and the XC3 models occupy 2 slots.

Source: VZ