I'd really want to know how it works and how accurate it is. If it really accurate it's something that should be required for every card having that blasted connector.
The standard Solid model is what I want to get. Fits my PCs theme perfectly :) So happy at least ONE card doesn't do the tacky "gamer sniper ultimate" look.
I feel you. I don't like a lot of RGB in my builds and if I could use Aura Sync instead, I will be happy. I'll probably use the RGB to indicate when the card gets too hot
I don't know about other countries, but here in India, Zotac provides 5 years of warranty on their GPUs, and Zotac is my go-to brand for all my GPUs. I've owned four Zotac GPUs over a span of 8+ years, starting with the RTX1070, then 2070 Super, and now I own a 3070 for my workstation and a 3080Ti for my gaming station, all Zotac GPUs. NGL, the 5 years' warranty is such a peace of mind, given how super costly these cards are in my country. Thank you, Zotac!
I have had good experiences with zotac as well. 1080 mini and 1080ti mini. Both worked great and I sold the 1080ti mini tk a friend and it's still in use all these years later. The extra warranty is a bonus. Cheers (edit to say I had a zotac 2080ti icestorm water cooled from the factory gpu, it also worked great.)
You have a great job to be able to afford all those cards in India. No disrespect, just saying good for u bro 👍 I have a new Zotact card myself: 4080 Aero Extreme somethin somethin. Original MSRP of $1,400, paid a cool 9 hundo for it 🤓
I am from India , I am selling 1 year old ZOTAC 4080 trinity for 73k ( bought from Amazon ) Need to buy 5090 FE ( hopefully supply will be good during launch )
Exactly. The only 5090 I want is the FE. Barring that, I'll be going for the MSI Ventus since it will be the cheapest of the AIB cards, and I have the 4080S version of that and it's very quiet. Still a "large" card, but not as large as much.
Nobody is gonna use it. Not worth the trade-off. My Sapphire Nitro+ XTX has it in a convenient spot. Basically inside the cooler, out of sight. One less piece of software is always welcome.
I haven't used a handheld for gaming since the original Game Boy. I use my phone instead, because portable gaming is for waiting in the doctor's office. But I can see the appeal for some folks, and this looks like it's pretty capable. Me, I'd take the money I'd spend on that and add it to the GPU fund.
It’s so sick. We looking at a $1999+ GPU and we are happy when this think looks “premium”. At this price point all cards should look like the most premium think we have ever seen.
I don't disagree with you, but you gotta remember with the partner models, a significant portion of the cost for the card is them buying the gpu and possibly pcb from Nvidia. Then they have to design and manufacture their own cooler. And then if they don't use the reference pcb from Nvidia they have to design and manufacture and aquire all of that too. With the msrp cards, when you factor all that in, the actual profit margin is fairly small. I forget how small but I know a few techtubers have discussed it before. I wanna say single number percentage for profit. That's not a ton of wiggle room for "premium" design features. Which is why those features are normally saved for upper end models.
I firmly believe that if ALL aib's are going 4 slot then it's for a darn good reason. The nvidia originals must've been running so hot as to not need a space heater in the middle of winter. That's my take.
Bigger fin stack, more cooling pipes more fans to give some overhead in thermals for overclocking the stock Nvidia card. The AIB's will always been faster than the stock card because they overclock it. That's why you'll see more than two slots in most partnered card designs.
I’ve had my Zotac Amp Extreme 4090 since December 2022 without any issues. The card’s worked absolutely flawlessly! I plan on going Zotac for the 5090, or if I don’t end up upgrading this gen, the 6090.
My only, albeit tiny gripe with the LED bypass connector is that its located in the position its located in on almost every card that ive seen with said connector. My Red Devil 6800XT has the same feature in a similar position and if i wanted to control the GPU lighting through my motherboard, that tiny cable would just look bad overall. Yes i can route it through the GPU cooler back to the motherboard but the cable would have to do a full 180 turn and would just end up looking ugly. My best idea is to put the connector on the other side of the GPU board so it points towards the motherboard, rather than the side panel you might be looking at. That way its completely hidden. Other than that yeah these Zotac GPUs look really nice, especially the Solid models. I really like those.
I like the solid line. The LED to indicate a good connection is really nice. I still think the Palit master line (the super clean glossy shrouds) are the best in show.
I like how the edges are squared off. My Zotac 4090 has curved edges, making it a bit of a pain to get the kickstand positioned in a good spot so it won't hit the fan.
that 5070Ti solid core looks like a good pick for an upgrade. i wanted the asus tuf but its probably going to be more expensive for nothing extra. gonna wait for the pcb reviews
The "Solid" card looks solid, as the name suggests. Everything about it without any unnecessary bling. (Although the RTX logo or the manufacturer name on top now seem to light up almost all manufacturers...) The green LED, on the other hand, is a "Power Good" indicator, which, as history has shown, is a useful feature for this inferior plug/socket.
I'm actually digging the Zotac look. I already have a bunch of the Lian Li Infinity mirror fans in my build, so I am seriously considering getting this GPU. As long as the performance is ok of course.
Gold plated connector with green light if connector plugged in completely! Hoping for no melting connectors this generation (and also more vram in low/mid ranged gpus but not sure if thats happening :/ )
Honestly these cards are probably the best size of the AIB partners. 3 slot is big but not stupid. They look probably in the 320-350mm long range, so definitely big but would fit in most cases. And then the "height" from the slot is one of the better one's I've seen. I was worried about fitting one of these into a smaller case without the 12vhpwr pressing against the side panel. And that Solid card looks great. Very specific aesthetic/color scheme but it'll fit my next build perfect.
It would probably increase the price, but these handhelds need to use GDDR6 or better RAM. It'll definitely allow the GPU to shine not being memory bandwidth limited.
What someone needs to make is a hermetically sealed computer case that has hepa filters so that it works like a both like an air cleaner and prevents the entire interior from getting any dust so you dont have to clean the inside of the case or any components.
Why does it look like the back of that 5090 look different from all of the other 5090 cards? I'm talking about the back of where the GPU is inside the bracket, not the backplate.
Zotac has always been an underrated gem in the GPU market. I've been a loyal user since the GTX 285 days, and their graphics cards have consistently impressed me with their exceptional reliability, absence of coil whine, and sleek, aesthetically pleasing designs. Currently, I’m eagerly waiting for their RTX 5070 Ti to finally replace my trusty 1080 Ti-a long-awaited upgrade I’m genuinely excited about.
I always wondered about Zotac's quality. I'm finally building a new PC and replacing my 4790k and GTX 970. LoL Thanks so much for your thoughts, especially about the absence of coil whine and build quality. Reviews and reviewers are more difficult to parse these days. I'll probably be looking for a RTX 5070 Ti as well. Good hunting! 🙂
My 3070ti is great, 3 years running flawlessly, only problem is that most of the time i'm running 80% power otherwise it's a turbine jet (with less than 10% fps loss, worth it imo)
Is that gap in the fins below the RGB port open all the way through? That would be cool for passing the RGB cable through to the back. Edit: Oh, it is. You could pass your cable through there.
Definitely agree these designs are the best non-FE we’ve seen so far. Nice attention to detail with the power connector led! Will be interesting to see if/where Zotac resurrect their solo or twin edge lines - got my fingers crossed for a dual slot 5070 AI TI PI Super Duper or whatever horrendous product name NVIDIA come up with for the 50 series refresh. Thanks for all your hard work Paul!
With how gpu sales and scalping has been you don't get to choose the make of your card if you want it at msrp. :/ I use to always get the Amp! Extreme, but no longer an option sadly.
My PC is 2014 i7 4790 and Zotac 970 (+ Microlab 7C for loud music while shooting on CS). I just sold the 970 after 10 years bc I up the 1080p Monitor for a 32' 1440p. Then I up for a 6750XT Founders. Zotac is built like a tank
The color of the actual materials looks like they consulted with Accuphase. I wouldn't be surprised if it looks a lot better in person, than in video. It is also exciting to know that there is at least one chonky, AIB card for MSRP.
I use my steam deck mostly when im traveling. its an amazing thing to have on a plane. Tho sometimes ill bring it to work and play on it at lunch to blow off some stress.
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i still miss EVGA :(
Thanks nvidia.
+1. Still have my 980Ti collecting dust. 😢
yup
Really wish EVGA would start making amd gpus and amd let board partners go crazy like the old days
@@Killertomato84 i miss BFG and Lanparty also.
the green led that shows if it's fully plugged is the best addition. simple and efficient. good job whoever from zotac thought of this
I'd really want to know how it works and how accurate it is. If it really accurate it's something that should be required for every card having that blasted connector.
its the best card ive seen too
As long as it works!
@blahorgaslisk7763 im guessing sensing powerloads and continuity. Enough ai on these cards to do this a billion times a second
@@andrewphoto4750👀🤣
That LED should be a standard on every 5080 and 5090!
My Trinity 4090 has an LED in the exact same spot, except its for the dual vbios switch. Red for performance and green for quiet.
Standard should just be no LEDs. My monitor is the only thing my computer needs to be lighting up.
@@scarx4181 You missed the point but we still love you.
Yes, that feature will be extremely useful for system builders and I do hope they bring the AMP Infinity to the 5070Ti... That is a sexy card
it really should be
The 12 pin standard is so good they need an indicator light to verify that you've actually plugged it in correctly.
Zotac looks like they hired the Spacing Guild from Dune to design their card.
yes!
same thought.
Better aesthetic than the gamery gamer one some cards still have.
They folded in.
Zotac engineer took some spice before designing the card
Really cool idea actually 😊
The standard Solid model is what I want to get. Fits my PCs theme perfectly :)
So happy at least ONE card doesn't do the tacky "gamer sniper ultimate" look.
I feel you. I don't like a lot of RGB in my builds and if I could use Aura Sync instead, I will be happy.
I'll probably use the RGB to indicate when the card gets too hot
i wish there was a white founders edition, im forced to get the aorus master ice
I don't know about other countries, but here in India, Zotac provides 5 years of warranty on their GPUs, and Zotac is my go-to brand for all my GPUs. I've owned four Zotac GPUs over a span of 8+ years, starting with the RTX1070, then 2070 Super, and now I own a 3070 for my workstation and a 3080Ti for my gaming station, all Zotac GPUs. NGL, the 5 years' warranty is such a peace of mind, given how super costly these cards are in my country. Thank you, Zotac!
I have had good experiences with zotac as well. 1080 mini and 1080ti mini. Both worked great and I sold the 1080ti mini tk a friend and it's still in use all these years later. The extra warranty is a bonus. Cheers (edit to say I had a zotac 2080ti icestorm water cooled from the factory gpu, it also worked great.)
And zotac cards are cheaper compared to other brands.
I don’t know too much about either brands but I feel like Zotac is the spiritual successor of EVGA
You have a great job to be able to afford all those cards in India. No disrespect, just saying good for u bro 👍 I have a new Zotact card myself: 4080 Aero Extreme somethin somethin. Original MSRP of $1,400, paid a cool 9 hundo for it 🤓
I am from India , I am selling 1 year old ZOTAC 4080 trinity for 73k ( bought from Amazon )
Need to buy 5090 FE ( hopefully supply will be good during launch )
Nvidia: We made the 5090 and 5080 smaller so it can fit in more cases and be easier to use!
AIB Cards: *Sounds of PCIE slots shrieking in terror*
If you can a 5090 Founders edition made in Pakistan just like the 4090 , the overclock potential is better than 4090 rog strix
Exactly. The only 5090 I want is the FE. Barring that, I'll be going for the MSI Ventus since it will be the cheapest of the AIB cards, and I have the 4080S version of that and it's very quiet.
Still a "large" card, but not as large as much.
Honorable Paul out there, giving us all the details :) Thanks for so many great vids from CES. I hope you and yours are safe back at home.
Loving the CES coverage so far! Thanks Paul keep it up
The white version of the solid card that they teased in their video looks so good. I hope it releases. That would go so well in my black/white build.
This guy has the same excitement like Garfield on Mondays!😂😂😂
put that rgb header in a better spot.
Nobody is gonna use it. Not worth the trade-off. My Sapphire Nitro+ XTX has it in a convenient spot. Basically inside the cooler, out of sight.
One less piece of software is always welcome.
or include a black silicon (silicone?) cover for the header
that new zotac handheld looks pretty nice - 1080/120/800 sounds awesome
I haven't used a handheld for gaming since the original Game Boy. I use my phone instead, because portable gaming is for waiting in the doctor's office. But I can see the appeal for some folks, and this looks like it's pretty capable. Me, I'd take the money I'd spend on that and add it to the GPU fund.
Paul's coverage of CES 2025 has to be without doubt the most comprehensive out of all the RUclipsrs (sorry Tim).
It’s so sick. We looking at a $1999+ GPU and we are happy when this think looks “premium”.
At this price point all cards should look like the most premium think we have ever seen.
Thing not think. Thanks Apple auto correction 😂
@@targaW3007 ACBM - Autocorrect can bite me. Especially when it's so dumb it "corrects" an unusual word that I spelled correctly.
I don't disagree with you, but you gotta remember with the partner models, a significant portion of the cost for the card is them buying the gpu and possibly pcb from Nvidia. Then they have to design and manufacture their own cooler. And then if they don't use the reference pcb from Nvidia they have to design and manufacture and aquire all of that too.
With the msrp cards, when you factor all that in, the actual profit margin is fairly small. I forget how small but I know a few techtubers have discussed it before. I wanna say single number percentage for profit. That's not a ton of wiggle room for "premium" design features. Which is why those features are normally saved for upper end models.
I'm still so co fused why all the aib's are doing 4 slot cards while nvidia went with 2 slot. Looking forward to seeing some testing.
Laziness on the cooling or the board redesign.
I firmly believe that if ALL aib's are going 4 slot then it's for a darn good reason.
The nvidia originals must've been running so hot as to not need a space heater in the middle of winter.
That's my take.
Probably because the Nvidia cooler is very expensive and they can't afford to do the same under the conditions Nvidia is giving them
Their R&D budget probably isn’t high enough for it, or they simply couldn’t manufacture an improved design in a cost effective manner.
Bigger fin stack, more cooling pipes more fans to give some overhead in thermals for overclocking the stock Nvidia card. The AIB's will always been faster than the stock card because they overclock it. That's why you'll see more than two slots in most partnered card designs.
Thanks for all your work Paul
What is a composite heat pipes?
composite just means multiple things combined together -- so it's a composite heat pipe / vapor chamber cooler assembly
@paulshardware thanks. I was imagining some sort of plastic or carbon based cooling
the Zotac 40 series gpus looked great, especially the 4080
I ADORED that space ship feel to the Trinity Black series
I have the 4080 Super, and it's the coolest looking gpu I've ever had. Love that thing.
The video description ain't wrong.The gpu reminds me of the old "Battlestar Galactica carrier ship.The one in the first build,that is.
I’m glad they did a better design this time. The 40 series Zotac cards are horrendous!!
Any youtuber: Nvidia prices are total madness.
Also, any youtuber: cover only the 5090.
Commenter: I want people to cover stuff besides the 5090!
Also commenter: Didn't watch the whole video to see all the other stuff covered
I’ve had my Zotac Amp Extreme 4090 since December 2022 without any issues. The card’s worked absolutely flawlessly! I plan on going Zotac for the 5090, or if I don’t end up upgrading this gen, the 6090.
PC building is now just as Car Tuning was in early 2000s Fast And Furious Era. Form over function
My only, albeit tiny gripe with the LED bypass connector is that its located in the position its located in on almost every card that ive seen with said connector.
My Red Devil 6800XT has the same feature in a similar position and if i wanted to control the GPU lighting through my motherboard, that tiny cable would just look bad overall.
Yes i can route it through the GPU cooler back to the motherboard but the cable would have to do a full 180 turn and would just end up looking ugly.
My best idea is to put the connector on the other side of the GPU board so it points towards the motherboard, rather than the side panel you might be looking at. That way its completely hidden.
Other than that yeah these Zotac GPUs look really nice, especially the Solid models. I really like those.
I like how the design looks - I would enjoy looking at it in my see through case
I like the solid line. The LED to indicate a good connection is really nice. I still think the Palit master line (the super clean glossy shrouds) are the best in show.
I like how the edges are squared off. My Zotac 4090 has curved edges, making it a bit of a pain to get the kickstand positioned in a good spot so it won't hit the fan.
I like the burnt bronze finish combined with the black. Looks upscale!
Exciting to see the performances of the different cards!
Some nice additions from Zotac honestly.
that 5070Ti solid core looks like a good pick for an upgrade. i wanted the asus tuf but its probably going to be more expensive for nothing extra. gonna wait for the pcb reviews
Really nice looking VGAs they brought for the CES. The one with the infinity mirror matches with my AIO. Would be nice to have that one.
Nice to see more hardware manufacturers diving into the handheld PC space.
The "Solid" card looks solid, as the name suggests. Everything about it without any unnecessary bling. (Although the RTX logo or the manufacturer name on top now seem to light up almost all manufacturers...) The green LED, on the other hand, is a "Power Good" indicator, which, as history has shown, is a useful feature for this inferior plug/socket.
The "Solid" lineup does look pretty good, if i was planning on buying this gen, it would be my backup if i couldnt land a FE
More faith in fe?
@@Ronald-vz6pl way smaller, slightly cheaper, no stupid RGB
@@guccipucci69420 right, yeah all in all. Waiting eagerly for reviews coming 24-01
I'm actually digging the Zotac look. I already have a bunch of the Lian Li Infinity mirror fans in my build, so I am seriously considering getting this GPU. As long as the performance is ok of course.
the length looks manageable for ITX build, hope it's less than 335mm
Seems like a great card for a cae with wood finish. Also, like other comments said, the best feature is the green led for power plug
Great video. Cant wait to see the benchmarks
Those gaps on that infinity card looked quite varied. That infinity panel doesn't seem to sit very flush / nice.
Noticed that as well. That would prevent me from buying
@1:14?
Gold plated connector with green light if connector plugged in completely! Hoping for no melting connectors this generation (and also more vram in low/mid ranged gpus but not sure if thats happening :/ )
I like the Zotac Solid cards. Zotac Solid, MSI Vantus, Asus Tuf Gaming, I'm hoping to get a chance at one of these 5090's on the 30th.
would lowkey go crazy in a fractal design ive been on the look out for a 5090 or 5080 that would go well in that case
Such a big W for Zotac this generation. Love these design and features. Loved my Zotac 4090 so far to.
They look pretty slick. Do they feel nice and solid?
I'm curious to see how the benchmarks on it will stack up against something like the FE cards.
When do we see the first reviews for the custon 5090s?
Honestly these cards are probably the best size of the AIB partners. 3 slot is big but not stupid. They look probably in the 320-350mm long range, so definitely big but would fit in most cases. And then the "height" from the slot is one of the better one's I've seen. I was worried about fitting one of these into a smaller case without the 12vhpwr pressing against the side panel.
And that Solid card looks great. Very specific aesthetic/color scheme but it'll fit my next build perfect.
I wish the partner cards used the same power connector orientation as the founders. Was really looking forward to the clean look
That backplate pattern would complement a Hyte case really well
Sorry I'm just confused, so what's the difference between the solid and high end card they are selling?
Rgb lol
@@pandalife_gaming Yep. If you don't care about "pretty lights" then get the Solid or Solid OC.
Looks like something from Sapphire (TOXIC Extreme) & ASRock (OC Formula). Which is a good thing.
It would probably increase the price, but these handhelds need to use GDDR6 or better RAM. It'll definitely allow the GPU to shine not being memory bandwidth limited.
So interesting individual fan speed control finally shows up on a GPU, tho maybe I missed a previous model with this useful feature.
Can they make it smaller?
Sure, but you need a custom loop to cool it if they do (see Gigabyte).
@@jaturnleythey could make it just like FE but that would take money and lessen the profits
Zotac has some nice cards. and the handheld also looks good. I wonder if they'll also bring a SteamOS-version. They should.
Honestly one of the (sadly very rare) W designs this gen offers. Hope temps, noise and benchmarks approve it.
I got a legion go and it's awesome paired with my desktop pc. For when I want to play somewhere else in the house before I leave for work. :)
Will that new Zotac handheld ship w Steam OS? I'm not finding that info, and GPT cannot confirm. That'd be a strong selling point for me. Thanks!
You have to change your channel name to "The Honorable Paul's Hardware" now.
Really nice looking coolers on those cards, they look really high quality
What someone needs to make is a hermetically sealed computer case that has hepa filters so that it works like a both like an air cleaner and prevents the entire interior from getting any dust so you dont have to clean the inside of the case or any components.
Why does it look like the back of that 5090 look different from all of the other 5090 cards? I'm talking about the back of where the GPU is inside the bracket, not the backplate.
That Zotac GPU reminds me of something out of TRON with the lighting on it.
Am impressed, Zotac often have very gamery designs, but these look really classy!
that effect should've been on the side as well
Love my Zotac 3080 Ti. Definitely will get another Zotac, if I upgrade to a 50 series
Solid design, though I liked the yacht looking 4090 more
Zotac has always been an underrated gem in the GPU market. I've been a loyal user since the GTX 285 days, and their graphics cards have consistently impressed me with their exceptional reliability, absence of coil whine, and sleek, aesthetically pleasing designs. Currently, I’m eagerly waiting for their RTX 5070 Ti to finally replace my trusty 1080 Ti-a long-awaited upgrade I’m genuinely excited about.
No they haven't, they used to be low end. Only gaining some popularity in the last 5 years.
I have a Zotac GT 710 :D
@@DingleBerryschnapps you're sort of just reinforcing his point (an underrated gem)
I always wondered about Zotac's quality. I'm finally building a new PC and replacing my 4790k and GTX 970. LoL Thanks so much for your thoughts, especially about the absence of coil whine and build quality. Reviews and reviewers are more difficult to parse these days. I'll probably be looking for a RTX 5070 Ti as well. Good hunting! 🙂
My 3070ti is great, 3 years running flawlessly, only problem is that most of the time i'm running 80% power otherwise it's a turbine jet (with less than 10% fps loss, worth it imo)
So if you didn't care for rgb and just wanted best cost to performance is the FE generally your best option (at least with previous generations)?
Is that gap in the fins below the RGB port open all the way through? That would be cool for passing the RGB cable through to the back. Edit: Oh, it is. You could pass your cable through there.
This might be my back up brand of choice if the Asus TUF/MSI Suprim X's 5090s are out.
2:24 OMG Man!! Why are the radiator fins so bent?
There are many hands on it, I suppose. It is a demo.
Hoping for a white version of that 5080 Solid card if I cant get my hands on the MSI Gaming X Trio White 5080. Looking forward to the release!
Passthrough RGB headers and independantly controllable fans should be standard on all video cards. Look at Zotac pioneering a standard!
Happy that the 5090 will fit in my NR200P max case!
These Zotac cards are going to look amazing in a Fractal North XL. Might be enough to get me to buy one over the other AIBs.
Definitely agree these designs are the best non-FE we’ve seen so far. Nice attention to detail with the power connector led! Will be interesting to see if/where Zotac resurrect their solo or twin edge lines - got my fingers crossed for a dual slot 5070 AI TI PI Super Duper or whatever horrendous product name NVIDIA come up with for the 50 series refresh. Thanks for all your hard work Paul!
Zotac are still the only GPU makers to offer a 5 years warranty in Europe at least.
I actually like the look of those especially like the fact they are sailing at MSRP. I'm hoping to get a 5080 on day one.
Thanks Paul interesting that you mentioned MSRP for the solid card, so zotac confirmed this and it won't have a premium on top of FE prices?
I thought we would see 2 power connectors this year on the 5090's. Is any1 producing a 5090 with 2x 12+4 power connectors?
RGB software bypass connector is cool of them to include.
single handedly moves the card around next to edge of the worktop, so scary
With how gpu sales and scalping has been you don't get to choose the make of your card if you want it at msrp. :/ I use to always get the Amp! Extreme, but no longer an option sadly.
I think the infinity mirror looks cool but its to small. I think it would look better if it covered the whole side and was square.
Looks like the machine used in dune to travel from one side of the galaxy to the other…. :)
My PC is 2014 i7 4790 and Zotac 970 (+ Microlab 7C for loud music while shooting on CS). I just sold the 970 after 10 years bc I up the 1080p Monitor for a 32' 1440p. Then I up for a 6750XT Founders. Zotac is built like a tank
Crazy the Solid looks more premium than the Amp Extreme.
Those are some nice looking cards. Great job Zotac.
Their website say this same infinity mirror design you showed will be provided all the way down till the 5070 ti ....AMP Extreme. Wow. 🎊
I want that for my birthday and I know it will above MSRP and I'm okay with that. But I wish the connector was at another angle away from the glass
@@KRGraphicsCG Mine is in February, Happy Birthday in Advance 🎊
@@parthppopat yep. It's in March. I'll most likely buy the Solid model since the case I have has a mesh front panel...I just hope it fits
@@KRGraphicsCG mesh/dust filter more important in this use case. Good selection, 2years or more soo.
@parthppopat I have the Fractal Meshify S2 with the Blackout side panel...
It's been a while since Zotac had a style that I liked. These look pretty good!
I wonder if these graphics cards have a fuse in the power sections?
🙂👍
those handhelds are nice
Zotac designs are always beautiful, Wish they would work with AMD Radeon
The color of the actual materials looks like they consulted with Accuphase. I wouldn't be surprised if it looks a lot better in person, than in video.
It is also exciting to know that there is at least one chonky, AIB card for MSRP.
Nothing beats these cards in nice waterblocks...so tiny.
I use my steam deck mostly when im traveling. its an amazing thing to have on a plane. Tho sometimes ill bring it to work and play on it at lunch to blow off some stress.
I personally like the airo design more than the infinity, but it is still a clean classy looking card.