ASUS Employee Briefly Shows GeForce RTX 3070 Noctua on Social Media

A video has surfaced online of an employee at ASUS briefly showing off the company’s upcoming GeForce RTX 3070 graphics card. The model is still unannounced, but rumors suggest it will be a factory-overclocked version of the RTX 2070 with 8GB GDDR6 memory and a custom PCB design.

The rtx 3070 retail price is a graphics card released by ASUS. It has been shown briefly on social media, but the release date and pricing information are currently unknown.

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On social media, an ASUS employee teased the GeForce RTX 3070 Noctua, as well as its pricing. The card, which was first discovered in an EEC file in July, seems to have a thick cooling solution and may be a four-slot card. The card only has two fans, but given Noctua’s reputation and the big heatsink, it should provide excellent cooling. It’s unclear how many heat pipes it has.

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3x DP and 2x HDMI connectors are included in the connectivity. Both businesses’ logos may be seen on the card. There are two 8-pin power connections and a backplate included. It will most likely have 8 GB DDR6 memory, based on the RTX3070-08G-NOCTUA model designation, but other core specs are unclear.

According to the employee, the card would cost 26 million Dong ($1000 to $1100). This is much more than the FE’s $499 MSRP, but it is in line with the STRIX product range. It’s unclear if these cards will be available in the United States. ASUS may be doing this to determine if there is enough demand for a wider rollout.

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The existence of a GeForce RTX 30 series graphics card with a Noctua cooling system has been verified by an ASUS Vietnamese sales person… The ASUS RTX 3070 Noctua seems to be a test case to observe how customers react to their new range.

ASUS is the source of this information (via WccfTech)

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