In recent years, the power consumption of high-end graphics cards has become higher and higher, and the design and volume of radiators have become more and more exaggerated. For the first time, the RTX 4090 FE public version has achieved a 3.5 slot, thicker non-public versions are everywhere, and 4 slots can be seen everywhere. According to reports, NVIDIA once designed a more violent radiator for the RTX 40, with a complete 4-slot volume and a maximum cooling capacity of 900W, which is twice that of the current RTX 4090.
Unusually, this cooler is still the familiar X-shaped style, but according to the internal structural design, it has an even thermal plate rotated by 90 degrees so that the graphics card PCB board is vertical and parallel to the motherboard when inserted into the case.
In this way, the layout of the graphics card’s cooling ducts and power cables will be more logical, but the design will be more complex and the output connectors will have to be rearranged.
However, the semi-professional Titan Ada, which was rumored to draw up to 600-800W, has been canceled, and it’s still up in the air whether the RTX 4090 Ti will be available – who is such a behemoth for? Or has it been aborted together?
