That’s it, the RTX 50s are now official, NVIDIA having made the presentations last night at around 3.30 am. However, as soon as the announcement was made, Colorful also announced its graphics cards. In addition to offering water-cooled references as standard, we’ve also got some serious cinderblocks!
RTX 50: Colorful fills up on cards!
In broad terms, the brand is taking advantage of the RTX 5000 launch with five series of cards. Of course, the Neptune series is the one we’ll be focusing on first, featuring a liquid cooling system in the form of a 360 mm AIO with pipes positioned at the rear of the card. The card is completely white, with aRGB lighting. In addition, this RTX 5080 remains compact with its dual-slot format.
The iGame Vulcan series remains air-cooled, but the card benefits from solid construction. The casing is made of metal, and the series boasts a small 800×216 side display. Moreover, from now on, compactness is a thing of the past, as the board is massive with its three large fans. What’s more, this series will offer RTX 5080, RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5070.
A change of scenery with the iGame Advanced range, which loses the LCD display and features a new, attractive look. Indeed, we find an attractive matt black translucent plastic shell and a red central ring for greater contrast. Likewise, the fans are encased in a gray/black metal ring. Once again, this series will be available in RTX 5080, RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5070.
The iGame Ultra W range features a white design, but with red/pink piping? In any case, the look is clearly hip-hop-oriented, with logos in the form of tags… Why not? Once again, the series will include RTX 5080, RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5070.
Finally, with the Battle-Ax range, we find wiser cards, particularly in terms of dimensions. For the time being, the brand is only offering an RTX 5070, whose dimensions are said to be “suitable for small-format PCs “. The card should therefore fit easily into ITX and micro-ATX configurations.
