GALAX today launched two Hall of Fame GPU series graphics cards – OC Lab and OC Lab Plus. Both graphics cards use Ada Lovelace architecture, GA102-300 architecture, with 16380 CUDA processor cores, a base clock frequency of 2520MHz, 24GB of GDDR6X memory, and a 384-bit memory frequency.
The difference between the two is that OC Lab Plus has a higher acceleration frequency. OC Lab is 2595MHz in P-Mode and 2520 MHz in S-Mode; while OC Lab Plus is 2625MHz in P-Mode and 2625MHz in S-Mode. The lower is 2520 MHz.
Both Hall of Fame GPU-series graphics cards features extra-large triple-blade fans with two 112mm CoolFrost fans and one 92mm CoolFrost fan. In addition, the graphics card is equipped with a large-area liquid-cooled vapor chamber of 95mm*88mm, which can quickly absorb the heat generated by the GPU.
Another feature of these two graphics cards is that they are equipped with HOF detachable crown lamps. In addition to being connected to the graphics card fan for synchronization of lighting effects, they can also be placed independently and connected to the motherboard to synchronize lighting effects.
