Released ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 30 Series, using graphics processors based on NVIDIA's Ampere architecture

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ZOTAC  announces a whole new range of graphics cards - ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 30 Series , powered by graphics processors based on NVIDIA's Ampere architecture.

This is a graphics processor chip that is integrated with new generation graphics platform technologies, which include enhanced Ray Tracing (RT Core) core, AI processing core (Tensor Core). ) with parallel streams of data coupled with next-generation super-fast memory.

All integrated inside ZOTAC's most advanced graphics card models, to enhance gamers' gaming at the highest levels of settings.

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series graphics processor series, 2nd generation RTX processor series, possesses a superior design over previous graphics architectures thanks to Ray Tracing core, Tensor core and other Its parallel-stream processor delivers impressive image quality, incredibly high frame rates, and artificial intelligence (AI) acceleration for games and other creative applications.

This is also a series of chips that benefit from NVIDIA's brand new Ampere architecture, with the ability to use energy efficiency per watt up to 1.9 times more efficiently than the previous generation, thereby bringing tremendous power to the High-end graphics card at all current resolutions, even capable of gaming at 8K resolution with the highest graphics cards.

All three of the GeForce RTX 3090, 3080, and 3070 models represent the evolution of GPU engineering in NVIDIA's history.

The new ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 30 Series graphics card models introduce an all-new design, with the motto “In dynamic static”, delivering great leaps in thermal performance. 

AMP Extreme: The flagship product line

Gamers love an impressive design and top-of-the-line performance, so the AMP Extreme series has been brought to you by ZOTAC with the all-new HoloBlack design, with a unique model, using effects. aura by design based on hologram technology with floating paintings, giving the feeling of "In stillness with action".

Colors change and sublimate depending on the viewing angle. This coating is normally colorless, only illuminates when the company's exclusive SPECTRA 2.0 RGB backlight illuminates the background.

This design language is unified both front and back, including the back plate is also equipped with ARGB LED backlight.

ZOTAC also equips the card with a 3-pin RGB header to connect the graphics card to the RGB LED strip, to synchronize the color light effects for both the card and system lights.

ZOTAC fabricates its highest-end products by metal molding for both the front panel and the rear back armor, ensuring the physical durability of the product.

AMP Extreme series graphics cards also feature POWERBOOST through equipping the chip with high heat resistance, so that the card can operate continuously for long periods and at higher speeds.

Trinity and Twin Edge product lines launched

On this occasion, the company will also release the ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 30 Series graphics cards , with two Trinity versions with three heatsinks and Twin Edge with only two fans.

Both Trinity, Twin Edge and AMP Extreme will be equipped with cooling systems based on IceStorm 2.0 cooling technology.

These powerful heatsinks with greater coverage allow the CPU to run cooler, resulting in higher and more powerful clocks.

 

The new 11-blade radiator fan design increases airflow by up to 10% (when compared to older fans), while the heatsink design is also tweaked with an enhanced network of ducts. to the contact area with larger airflow and thereby bring more power to the graphics card.

The FREEZE fan's spin stop feature (when the card operates in low mode) is also offered on more models than ever before.

Users can also take advantage of the ZOTAC GAMING FireStorm Utility program to adjust their graphics card parameters, monitor GPU performance, adjust fan speed with Active Fan Control, customize LED effects. RGB and much more.

The Trinity version of the ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 30 Series lineup will go on sale in the second half of September 2020, while the AMP Extreme and Twin Edge versions could be released in October 2020.

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