An image of the MSI GeForce RTX 2070 Gaming X with a large heatsink has been leaked intended for Ray Tracing games to come one day.
So far we know the NVIDIA RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti, which are already on the market and the next to hit the market are the RTX 2070. These new graphics cards should be somewhat more affordable but we don't know for sure due to that prices have not yet been made official. Custom models are being seen as is the case with the MSI GeForce RTX 2070 Gaming X.
A leaked image of the new MSI GeForce RTX 2070 Gaming X.
We do not yet know the price of these new graphics cards but it is expected to be the most affordable at the moment with a fairly good performance, although there is no reliable data in this regard. What does seem clear is that these graphics cards despite having RT Cores and Tensor Cores, although they did not have support for NVLink.
[amazon_link asins=’B07GQZSVX6,B07GPW17YM,B07GQ52T2L,B07GQ395W3,B07GQ52PNH,B07GR4SL23,B07GQZ3DYL,B07GQTRH9W’ template=’ProductCarousel’ store=’hardwa028-21′ marketplace=’ES’ link_id=’c17ac85d-c9d0-11e8-b6e9-4b5d2ceaa7e6′]The design of the RTX 2070 Gaming X features a dual PCI slot heatsink, more than enough for a fairly cool graphics card that doesn't require such beastly heatsinks as the GTX 1080 Ti. In addition, the heatsink has several very thick heatpipes and equipped with two 100mm fans so that the temperature is as stable as possible. The heatsink features RGB LED lighting on the heatsink and has a backplate to support the weight.
NVIDIA will release the RTX 2070 on October 16 and will use TU106 silicon with 2304 CUDA Cores working at a base frequency of 1410Mhz and in Boost mode it will reach 1710MHz combined with 8GB GDDR6 @ 14GHz with a 256-bit memory interface and will count with a bandwidth of 448GB / s. It will have a processing capacity of 6 Giga Rays / sec with a TDP of 185W and the power is carried out by a single 8-pin connector.
Source: VZ
