Aorus RTX 2080 Triple Fan Cooling Graphics Card Pack and 7 Video I / O

The new graphics cards from Nvidia's RTX series have only been available for a few days, but the replacement versions are already starting to appear with simply ridiculous configurations. The Aorus GeForce RTX 2080 Xtreme 8G processor comes with all RT cores, cores and general processing power (although it is likely to be overclocked), but it also comes with three fan cooling and seven videos. output ports at the back.

Standard RTX 2080 cards come with five video ports, but the new Auros brand card is moving to a new level. The addition of two additional HDMI 2.0b ports brings the total to three, with three additional DisplayPort 1.4 connectors and a USB-C port with VirtualLink. This makes it possible to produce four different screens simultaneously (and a VR headset) using either three HDMI connectors, a DisplayPort and a USB-C connector, three DisplayPort ports, one HDMI port and one USB-C port.

The cooling system used by the new Aorus card is also quite impressive. Ignoring Nvidia's dual-fan configuration, it uses the power of three 100mm fans placed over a direct-contact heat sink that also covers VRAM and MOSFET chips. It is completely covered with a metal backplate for minor cooling enhancements and a cleaner appearance. The fans are designed to alternate their rotations (clockwise for the center, counter clockwise for both outside) in order to maximize the circulation of the fans. Air and avoid turbulence, allowing quieter operation and better air circulation.

If your graphics processor stays cool enough under a low load, it also turns off completely, sometimes making it a completely silent card.

As you would expect from a graphics card with this branding, it also supports customizable RGB lighting with full support for Aorus Engine software, all backed by a four-year warranty.

What we do not know at this point is what kind of clocks we can expect with this card, nor its price. With all this extra cooling, we expected both to be there, but until Aorus decides to give us a release date, we'll be guessing for now.