May 11, 2021 06:10 EDT
MSI has unveiled its brand new NVIDIA CMP 30HX Miner series graphics cards that are designed for cryptocurrency mining. The graphics card stick with the reference specifications but miners will get the choice to select from two different variants.
MSI s Custom NVIDIA CMP 30HX Graphics Cards Come In Ventus & Armor Flavors For Cryptocurrency Mining
We have previously seen the ASUS and Gigabyte variants of the NVIDIA CMP 30HX graphics cards and now, MSI has also revealed its own custom models. The cryptocurrency mining graphics card lineup from MSI comes in two flavors, both of which are equipped with the Turing TU116-100 GPU and stick with the stock clocks.
MSI’s latest addition to its CPU cooler portfolio is the MPG Coreliquid K series, featuring Asetek’s 7th generation pump design. It will also come with two radiator options – 240mm or 360mm.
Both the MSI MPG Coreliquid K240 and K360 AIO liquid coolers come with Torx Fan 4.0 fans (2x for the K240 and 3x for the K360) to cool the radiator and dissipate heat quickly. The radiator is connected to the pump-block with evaporation proof tubing made from three layers of netted plastic and a reinforced mesh exterior.
The pump-block combo features an additional 60mm fan inside to cool the VRMs heatsink, which could improve CPU stability and overclocking potential. Additionally, the pump-block combo also has a 2.4-inch screen that users can customise to display hardware information such as clock speeds, fan speeds, and GPU usage. Custom images and other widgets are also supported.
Yesterday AMD took the wraps off its new 1440p high refresh rate champ, the Radeon RX 6700 XT, at its Where Gaming Begins III live-streamed event. If you have read the HEXUS editor s take on the unveiling, towards the bottom of the article you will have seen an image showing a sample of eight partner designs from the likes of Asus, Gigabyte, Sapphire and MSI. These cards, as well as AMD s MBA reference design will become available in retail from Thursday, 18
th March – just a fortnight from now. Of course HEXUS will have day one reviews for your consideration.
Hot from the official AMD announcement, MSI has become the first AIB to share details of its custom Radeon RX 6700 XT graphics card launch lineup. The popular PCs, laptops, and components maker is going to release just three SKUs initially; two will join the Gaming and Mech product families, and a third will be a rebadged MBA model. I ve reproduced the specs directly below.
Yesterday AMD took the wraps off its new 1440p high refresh rate champ, the Radeon RX 6700 XT, at its Where Gaming Begins III live-streamed event. If you have read the HEXUS editor s take on the unveiling, towards the bottom of the article you will have seen an image showing a sample of eight partner designs from the likes of Asus, Gigabyte, Sapphire and MSI. These cards, as well as AMD s MBA reference design will become available in retail from Thursday, 18
th March – just a fortnight from now. Of course HEXUS will have day one reviews for your consideration.
Hot from the official AMD announcement, MSI has become the first AIB to share details of its custom Radeon RX 6700 XT graphics card launch lineup. The popular PCs, laptops, and components maker is going to release just three SKUs initially; two will join the Gaming and Mech product families, and a third will be a rebadged MBA model. I ve reproduced the specs directly below.
Mar 4, 2021 05:41 EST
Yesterday, AMD fully unveiled its Radeon RX 6700 XT graphics card which is all set to launch on the 18th of March for a price of $479 US. The graphics card will be available in both reference & custom flavors at launch and while we focused on the reference design yesterday, our focus for today will be the custom lineup.
AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT Custom Model Graphics Card Roundup - Starting at $479 US But Most Models To Cost Well Over $500 US
I think we all know by now that the $479 US pricing for the Radeon RX 6700 XT will be hard to find at launch. AMD has stated that they are working to provide the card with better availability versus its Big Navi GPU brothers which are still scarcely available and priced ridiculously above their stock MSRPs.