All White RTX System With Gigabyte Vision

Introduction and Technical Specifications

Published: 27th June 2021 | Source: Gigabyte | Price: | Author: Tom Logan

Introduction

We're big fans of when the market gets together and produces a range of products which work in harmony together. This is especially important if you're the kind of person who wants their system to be aesthetically pleasing. Anyone who has been building rigs for a few years will know the difficulty in getting things to match, especially if you've got tastes outside of the "black with blue lighting" default.

With the new RTX Ti cards around Gigabyte have brought out a whole suite of white cards under their Vision brand, and this marries up nicely to their Vision motherboard. White cards. White motherboard. You can tell where this is going before we begin and you're correct. With a handful of Gigabyte Vision products in the iciest of hues, and a suitable selection of Corsair white products to go alongside them it was time for the boss to build a new rig to show them off, and that's exactly what we have for you today.

Grab a cuppa and enjoy this tribute both to the harmonised colouring of these particular components, the enjoyable OC3D aesthetic you can get with some careful lighting setup, and we'll even throw in some gaming graphs so you can compare the three models of Ampere GPUs.

Ready?

Vision RTX Specifications

Gigabyte RTX 3070 Ti Vision Gigabyte RTX 3080 Vision Gigabyte RTX 3080 Ti Vision
GPU RTX 3070 TiRTX 3080RTX 3080 Ti
Core Clock 1830 MHz1800 MHz1710 MHz
CUDA Cores 6144870410240
Memory Clock 19000 MHz19000 MHz19000 MHz
Memory Size 8 GB10 GB12 GB
Memory Type GDDR6XGDDR6XGDDR6X
Memory Bandwidth 608 GB/s760 GB/s912 GB/s
Max Resolution 7680x43207680x43207680x4320
Direct X 12 Ultimate12 Ultimate12 Ultimate
Display Outputs 2 DisplayPort 1.4a
2 HDMI 2.1
3 DisplayPort 1.4a
2 HDMI 2.1
3 DisplayPort 1.4a
2 HDMI 2.1
PSU Recommended 750W750W750W
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27-06-2021, 17:51:10

Deadtroopers
MOAR!!! Make lemonade, Thomas! I like your creative video's; once you've reviewed one of a thing, particularly graphics cards & particulary now, it all becomes very samey-wamey and tread-mill. Plus why give folk who've lost the plot and don't have our interests at heart more than the minimum air-time?


I don't like the aesthetics of the individual components but they all come together here; I even think the perhaps too-high prices work here. Aesthetics are an intangible you can't really put a value on. Quote
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