News Asus lists RTX 4070 GPU with a blower design, making it possible to build a budget multi-GPU machine for AI and deep learning

[Admin]

Asus has launched the Turbo GeForce RTX 4070 12GB GDDR6X, a GeForce RTX 4070 with a blower-type design.

Asus lists RTX 4070 GPU with a blower design, making it possible to build a budget multi-GPU machine for AI and deep learning : Read more

 

[mac_angel]

how about a multi-GPU, multi-display, NVidia Surround setup without SLI?

 

[Amdlova]

multi gpu in today market ? you can have Multi nvme drivers maybe some one make a heat sink with nvidia looking. "Geforce from pendrives to heat sinks"

 

[bobba84]

FINALLY another card with the power connector on the end! Why aren't ALL blowers like this???

 

[Vision4life]

how about a multi-GPU, multi-display, NVidia Surround setup without SLI?

I agree. We could save money and place with that kind of design. The last mainstream multi-gpu known was the GTX590. I personally have a SLi GTX1080 Blower and i'm really proud : hot (85°) but surprisingly silent.

 

[Vision4life]

I will go for a Blower type if i see a RTX 4070Ti on the market.

 

[mac_angel]

I agree. We could save money and place with that kind of design. The last mainstream multi-gpu known was the GTX590. I personally have a SLi GTX1080 Blower and i'm really proud : hot (85°) but surprisingly silent.

yea, I used to have two 1080ti's in SLI, running on a triple display. I've been running a triple display for over 10 years, starting off with the GTX 970s in SLI, on three 46 1080p Samsung TVs. A few years ago I upgraded to three 55" Samsung RU8000 4K TVs (the lowest that support FreeSync). I skipped the 20XX series, picked up an RTX 3090. Had to replace it, got an RTX 3090ti. That had to be replaced too (F you, Gigabyte!), got an MSI RTX 4090 Suprim. I just ordered a waterblock for it on Black Friday, still waiting for it to come in.
My wish list would be to be able to run three cards on three displays. I didn't know before, but apparently it works without using SLI, still being able to set up in NVidia Surround.
Oh, well. Someday, if I win the lottery, because on top of running three cards, I'd also need a Xeon or Threadripper (definitely be getting a Xeon 24XX) just for the PCIe lanes