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Gigabyte has launched a new low-profile GeForce RTX 4060 OC graphics card designed to fit into mini PC builds.
This model comes with three fans instead of just one or two. Normally three fans make it difficult to fit into some small form factor cases, as the card measures 182mm long. But it makes up for that with its thin 40mm height and 69mm width.
It has two DisplayPort and two HDMI ports, and a low-profile bracket. the connectivity provided allows for up to four simultaneous displays.It is unclear if the noise profile of the chip could be a killer. Smaller three fan designs can be loud or annoying.
The main weakness for the 40-series card for low-profile builds, is that the Nvidia's GeForce RTX 4060 isn't that great.
The GPU only just manages to go faster than the older (and slightly more expensive) 3060 Ti, as it comes with an underwhelming 8GB of VRAM and a 128-bit memory bus.
According to Gigabyte, this card’s GPU runs up to 2,475 MHz out of the box, which is a mere 15 MHz better than the reference card. All other technical specifications of this 3,072 CUDA core and 8 GB of GDDR6 memory graphics card.
Gigabyte has launched a new low-profile GeForce RTX 4060 OC graphics card designed to fit into mini PC builds.
This model comes with three fans instead of just one or two. Normally three fans make it difficult to fit into some small form factor cases, as the card measures 182mm long. But it makes up for that with its thin 40mm height and 69mm width.
It has two DisplayPort and two HDMI ports, and a low-profile bracket. the connectivity provided allows for up to four simultaneous displays.It is unclear if the noise profile of the chip could be a killer. Smaller three fan designs can be loud or annoying.
The main weakness for the 40-series card for low-profile builds, is that the Nvidia's GeForce RTX 4060 isn't that great.
The GPU only just manages to go faster than the older (and slightly more expensive) 3060 Ti, as it comes with an underwhelming 8GB of VRAM and a 128-bit memory bus.
According to Gigabyte, this card’s GPU runs up to 2,475 MHz out of the box, which is a mere 15 MHz better than the reference card. All other technical specifications of this 3,072 CUDA core and 8 GB of GDDR6 memory graphics card.
