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A new video clip from ASUS teases what appears to be a new design for an undisclosed GeForce RTX 40 series graphics card. The short 9-second video begins with a design that seems similar to NVIDIA's Founders Editions with possibly one fan on each side of the card but it's also possible this could be some sort of AIO solution which happens to just feature a single fan on end. This would be similar to what MSI did with its GeForce RTX 4090 SUPRIM LIQUID X 24G graphics card. Regardless the design is very sleek-looking.
It is unlikely this will be a brand new RTX 40 series card, i.e. RTX 4090 Ti, but more probable to be a new flagship launch. ASUS could be following MSI by launching a whole new product line, as MSI did with its Suprim line, as well which would surpass its Strix products. This too is highly speculative but that lack of Strix being mentioned in the announcement, or any prominent Strix logo visual in the video suggests that possibility. The ROG Strix line did receive its own makeover with the RTX 4080 and RTX 4090 that seemingly removed the Strix label but has largely retained its own style for many years. ASUS has included a link for the forthcoming livestream reveal which will happen on May 29 at 9:30 pm NYC time.
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It is unlikely this will be a brand new RTX 40 series card, i.e. RTX 4090 Ti, but more probable to be a new flagship launch. ASUS could be following MSI by launching a whole new product line, as MSI did with its Suprim line, as well which would surpass its Strix products. This too is highly speculative but that lack of Strix being mentioned in the announcement, or any prominent Strix logo visual in the video suggests that possibility. The ROG Strix line did receive its own makeover with the RTX 4080 and RTX 4090 that seemingly removed the Strix label but has largely retained its own style for many years. ASUS has included a link for the forthcoming livestream reveal which will happen on May 29 at 9:30 pm NYC time.
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