EVGA raises the temperature around its future spearhead in terms of its graphics card offer. Indeed, the future RTX 3090 Ti KingPin Edition shows itself in pictures. The card then displays a hybrid heatsink based on all-in-one watercooling!
RTX 3090 Ti KingPin: the photos of the card show up!
Here, the EVGA brand puts forward a card with a hybrid cooling system. Indeed, the GPU, the memory and the power supply stages will benefit from an all-in-one watercooling system. The rest will benefit from a large fan positioned at the back of the case. However, in your case, you will need to have some space since the pump is connected to a large 360 mm radiator.
On the other hand, we regret a little the lack of eccentricity of the card, as it is, it’s a bit smooth. We find a simple acronym “King Pin” on the front shell of the card and that’s all. However, inside, we can guess the massive use of copper.
In short, for the moment the frequencies are not known, far from it. However, rumor has it that this model will have to be powered by two twelve-pin PCIe 5.0 connectors. If we do the math, the card is ready to churn out a huge amount of watts: 1275 to be more precise. For comparison, a card with three 8-pin PCIe can swallow up to 575W, that’s more than double! All that remains is to see what can be done with this model in terms of overclocking.
Now we just have to wait until March to see this card arrive. Sure, the 3090 Ti should arrive in February, nevertheless, EVGA needs some time to polish its baby.
