On April 1, ASUS unleashed its latest custom GeForce graphics card known as the "ROG Poseidon GTX 1080 Ti." The most recent product from ASUS is packed with a custom PCB design and equipped with the company's next generation DirectCU H20 cooling system.
The new "ROG Poseidon GTX 1080 Ti" has a hybrid cooling system that enables the card to utilize either liquid or air cooling to its convenience and advantage. It is a 2.5 massive slot card that uses an aggressive cloak design. In addition, it is infused with dual Wing-Blade IP5X Certified fans that provide maximum airflow as well as dust resistance.
Moreover, the PCB is cooled by the cutting edge DirectCU H2O cooling technology equipped with a massive baseplate. This is specifically designed to provide 40 percent more heat dissipation. Aside from that, it will also increase the water flow rate by 20 percent from the water channels built within the base plate.
The heat pipes of this latest offering from ASUS reaches from the GPU to the VRMs, VRAM and PLL area. Its water block uses G ¼-inch terminal block and is expected to be compatible with the majority of the liquid cooled systems. Moreover, it is anticipated to provide below 50C load temperature with liquid cooling as well as below 70C temperature with air cooling, reported Wccftech.
The Poseidon graphics card has a custom designed backplate located at the back part. It utilizes the RGB lighting that goes with AURA Sync technology. In addition, there is a custom LED panel that can be found on the side of the card, which gives off the RGB light, providing a cool lighting effect.
The "ROG Poseidon GTX 1080 Ti" is a next generation DirectCU H2O hybrid cooling that offers total flexibility for air or liquid cooling. It has the patented, Wing-Blade IP5X-Certified Fans providing maximum longer fan life and maximum airflow.
Moreover, it has the Fanconnect II, which offers hybrid-controlled fan headers that give optimum system cooling. Furthermore, it has an infinite reflection lighting design and RGB synchronization the gives users system personalization.
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