It’s raining white GPUs
MANLI and EMTEK launch fresh RTX 40 SUPER cards in white.
Manli and Emtek serve as official NVIDIA AIC vendors in Hong Kong and South Korea, respectively. While these brands might not be commonly known in the global market, stumbling upon their designs is entirely possible, even in Europe. We’ve been keeping an eye on Manli GPUs, particularly noting their preference for military-centric design.
For quite some time, Manli’s RTX 40 series stood out with their distinctive black and green color scheme. Some of their cards were unique due to the inclusion of a built-in spirit level .
In a recent update, Manli has refreshed its RTX 40 lineup with the SUPER variants introduced by NVIDIA in January. Surprisingly, the company has shifted from its iconic green design to an entirely different aesthetic, adopting a full white cooler design. Despite this shift, Manli has opted to maintain the spirit levels for their RTX 4080 SUPER model.
RTX 40 SUPER in WHITE, Source: Manli
Both the RTX 4070 Ti SUPER and RTX 4070 SUPER come with a dual-slot design, offering a compact form factor. In contrast, the RTX 4080 SUPER takes things a step further by expanding to a third slot. It’s noteworthy that none of these three models come factory-overclocked.
RTX 40 SUPER in WHITE, Source: Manli
On another front, Emtek has unveiled a refresh of their MIRACLE series in an all-white design, aligning with the market trend. Emtek, like Manli, opts not to include factory overclocking on any of these cards. Gamers will have a choice of 4070, 4070 Ti and 4080 models, all of which are SUPER variants, which come in either a 2.5-slot or 3-slot configuration based on the specific SKU.
The company highlights that all the cards across the series support a 0dB mode. This feature ensures that the fans remain idle unless a certain GPU load threshold is reached.
RTX 40 SUPER MIRACLE WHITE series, Source: EMTEK
As of now, the Manli RTX 40 SUPER cards are not yet available for purchase. In contrast, EMTEK’s designs have already made an appearance, with a retailer in South Korea listing them for potential buyers. Rest assured, we’ll keep an eye out for any new information regarding these cards.