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Undisclosed ASUS AND GIGABYTE AMPERE RTX 3000 SERIES GPUs have been listed

by Rustam Iqbal

Perhaps gigabytes will launch a multi memory architecture graphic card; a news break has come out on "videocardz". A Eurasian economic commission (ECC) website clocks in about the upcoming ASUS and gigabytes ampere RTX 3000 series.

This listed information on their website is unauthenticated. We are not sure about these entries recorded on their website that might be a proxy, and many entries may not appear in the market. But these allude to graphic cards make a pitch of something bewildering is coming.

Nothing is surprising about ASUS and Gigabytes as both of them enlist their secret on their main forum. But we have more catching the attention information that the SKUs are possibly coming into the market. These topical models range from liquid-cooled variants to overclocked models.

One of the leading ASUS TOP SKUs are highly accomplished variants. The highest clocked models are registered as “ middle-ground” variants. These models are underneath than TOP models but not as much down, almost overcasting the truncate.

Both series has a modified SKUs and an Evo SKU, having a minor difference as ECC sign up for that this would be only for RTX 3070 GPUS At the minimum now. They have not announced the ASUS RTX 3080 and above SKUs release. It is expected that this would be due to high magnetism TDP ratings that they do not reveal any data.

The latest EVO SKU has appeared with some motif changes which append the winding sheets or cooler itself. Again, the company is tightening up their laces for the new EK and KO queue of an ampere, but they do not divulge any data belonging to its motif and furnishing. It is only an assumption that these designs might consist of water cooling solutions.

These solutions may be a custom block or AIO Or a mini-its form factor card for the RTX 3080 and RTX 3090. But all these are premises until ASUS makes an official announcement for its users. Soon ASUS will throw a bombshell on its users with its bowler-style TURBO cards.

The thunderbolt will require high power for RTX 3080 and RTX 3090. Although the blowers are in ill repute for being feeble at high cooling and power-hungry GPUs, the chances are that ASUS will rock for their blower-style cards this time.

ASUS GeForce RTX 3000 series

GeForce RTX 3090 GeForce RTX 3080 ASUGeForce S RTX 3070
ROG Series
ROG-STRIX-RTX3090-24G-GAMING

ROG-STRIX-RTX3090-A24G-GAMING

ROG-STRIX-RTX3090-O24G-GAMING

ROG-STRIX-RTX3090-T24G-GAMING
ROG-STRIX-RTX3080-10G-GAMING

ROG-STRIX-RTX3080-A10G-GAMING

ROG-STRIX-RTX3080-O10G-GAMING

ROG-STRIX-RTX3080-T10G-GAMING
ROG-STRIX-RTX3070-O8G-GAMING

ROG-STRIX-RTX3070-A8G-GAMING

ROG-STRIX-RTX3070-8G-GAMING

ROG-STRIX-RTX3070-T8G-GAMING
TUF Series
TUF-RTX3090-24G-GAMING

TUF-RTX3090-A24G-GAMING

TUF-RTX3090-O24G-GAMING

TUF-RTX3090-T24G-GAMING
TUF-RTX3080-10G-GAMING

TUF-RTX3080-A10G-GAMING

TUF-RTX3080-O10G-GAMING

TUF-RTX3080-T10G-GAMING
TUF-RTX3070-O8G-GAMING

TUF-RTX3070-A8G-GAMING

TUF-RTX3070-8G-GAMING

TUF-RTX3070-T8G-GAMING
TURBO Series
TURBO-RTX3090-24G

TURBO-RTX3090-24G-EVO
TURBO-RTX3080-10G

TURBO-RTX3080-10G-EVO
TURBO-RTX3070-8G

TURBO-RTX3070-8G-EVO
EK Series
RTX3090-24G-EK RTX3080-10G-EK RTX3070-8G-EK
DUAL Series
DUAL-RTX3070-O8G

DUAL-RTX3070-A8G

DUAL-RTX3070-8G

DUAL-RTX3070-O8G-EVO

DUAL-RTX3070-A8G-EVO

DUAL-RTX3070-8G-EVO

DUAL-RTX3070-O8G-MINI

DUAL-RTX3070-A8G-MINI

DUAL-RTX3070-8G-MINI
KO Series
KO-RTX3070-O8G-GAMING

KO-RTX3070-A8G-GAMING

KO-RTX3070-8G-GAMING

KO-RTX3070-T8G-GAMING
Announced

Not announced

Gigabyte is a crocodile in the performance. Its remarkable features are XTREME, master, vision, turbo series, and liquid-cooled SKUs. In a recent digital data update, gigabyte released some fundamental data about the cooling design for the AORUS Xtreme and master series.

The most VIP feature of these graphic cards is their gigantic heatsinks due to which AORUS delegates quoted that the SKUs 3090 would be a quad-slot card. That's all is unofficial, but if this is authenticated, then these cards will create history as AORUS RTX 3090 s would be the thickest cards.

Moreover, the ECC website also mentioned that these master and Xtreme would not be restricted to the RTX 3080 and RTX 3090. It will equally be in favor of the RTX 3070. A W and WB series are also listed on their forum for the water block and AIO designs.

Their orthodox lineups will have gigabytes gaming and eagle series, as they will earmark the casual customers. More information on these graphic cards will be available on their mainstream coverage. The prosumer market is picked up by the gigabytes content creation lineup, chiefly a vision series.

Gigabytes always bombard their users with the motherboards now; this is their first time for the graphic cards release. There is a clear hint that these GPUs will have gaming and content creation design, just like NVIDIA designed the ampere GPUs.

GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3000 series

GeForce RTX 3090 GeForce RTX 3080 GeForce RTX 3070
AORUS Series
GV-N3090AORUS X-24GD

GV-N3090AORUS M-24GD
GV-N3080AORUS X-10GD

GV-N3080AORUS M-10GD
GV-N3070AORUS X-8GD

GV-N3070AORUS M-8GD
AORUS Water (AIO) Series
GV-N3090AORUSX W-24GD GV-N3080AORUSX WB-10GD
AORUS Water (Block) Series
GV-N3090AORUSX WB-24GD GV-N3080AORUSX W-10GD
GAMING Series
GV-N3090GAMING OC-24GD

GV-N3090GAMING-24GD
GV-N3080GAMING OC-10GD

GV-N3080GAMING-10GD
GV-N3070GAMING OC-8GD

GV-N3070GAMING-8GD
EAGLE Series
GV-N3090EAGLE OC-24GD

GV-N3090EAGLE-24GD
GV-N3080EAGLE OC-10GD

GV-N3080EAGLE-10GD
GV-N3070EAGLE OC-8GD

GV-N3070EAGLE-8GD
VISION series
GV-N3090VISION OC-24GD

GV-N3090VISION-24GD
GV-N3080VISION OC-10GD

GV-N3080VISION-10GD
GV-N3070VISION OC-8GD

GV-N3070VISION-8GD
TURBO Series
GV-N3090TURBO OC-24GD

GV-N3090TURBO-24GD
GV-N3080TURBO OC-10GD

GV-N3080TURBO-10GD
Announced

Not announced

Rustam Iqbal

Hi, I'm Rustam Iqbal. I love traveling, computer hardware, and software. I’m constantly trying to learn new skills and programming languages. Reviewing new pieces of hardware is one of my favorites hobbies. Drop by any time to leave me a message if you have any questions.

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