The high-end model from the GeForce RTX 50 lineup (NVIDIA Blackwell architecture, 2025) comes in a white color design. This model is part of the Gigabyte Aero 2025 lineup and is positioned by the manufacturer as a balanced solution for gaming and work builds with an emphasis on a light color scheme. The graphics card is equipped with a powerful GB203 chip and 16 GB of high-speed GDDR7 memory (256 bits, 28000 MHz) and is inherently the successor to the popular RTX 4070 model from the Ada Lovelace lineup (2022).
Unlike its predecessor, it is equipped with next-generation tensor cores, providing support for the DLSS 4 suite. The new version of DLSS, based on a transformer model, increases frame generation speed by 40% and reduces video memory usage by 30%. DLSS 4 also utilizes Multi Frame Generation technology, allowing for the generation of up to three additional frames for every truly rendered one, thereby increasing the average FPS in games by 4 to 8 times.
The extended power subsystem of the Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5070 Ti AERO OC 16G with high-quality components supports stable operation at factory overclocking frequencies. The redesigned Windforce cooling system with three Hawk fans ensures an efficient thermal mode for components even under prolonged loads and overclocking. The dual BIOS provides the ability to switch between two operating modes: Performance for maximum performance and Silent to minimize noise. For installing the graphics card, the manufacturer recommends using a spacious case with a power supply unit of at least 750 W.
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