TURBO FAN COOLING SYSTEM
GIGABYTE TURBO is ideal for multi-graphic cards with a space-restricted chassis. The metal cover with the indented design and 80mm blower fan allows for larger airflow intake. With a vapor chamber direct touch GPU, copper heat sink, heat pipe and blower fan, it provides better heat dissipation.
THE OPTIMIZED AIRFLOW
The inward-indented design on the cover makes room for the intake fan to breathe even when closely stacked to the adjacent card, allowing greater airflow and efficient heat dissipation within the limited space.
All COPPER COOLING & METAL FRAME
The vapor chamber, heat pipe, and heat sink, all made of copper, have superior thermal efficiency for rapidly dissipating heat from the GPU. The extended heat pipe can also help to take heat away from the cores. The black metal frame further dissipates heat from other critical components, enhancing overall cooling efficiency.
DOUBLE BALL BEARING
The double ball bearing structure has better heat endurance and efficiency than sleeve structure.
BUILT STRONG
EXTREME DURABILITY
The graphics card uses the better power phase design to allow the MOSFET to operate at lower temperature, and over-temperature protection design and load balancing for each MOSFET, plus the Ultra Durable certified chokes and capacitors, to provide excellent performance and longer system life.
AEROSPACE-GRADE PCB COATING
Dust resistant - shields from dust, insects, dropped screws, drill shavings, and abrasion.
Moisture resistant - prevents unwanted conduction paths and board damage.
Corrosion resistant - protects from salt spray, humidity, and corrosion.
PROTECTION METAL BACK PLATE
The metal back plate not only provides an aesthetical shape, but also enhances the structure of the graphics card to provide complete protection.
FRIENDLY PCB DESIGN
Fully automated production process ensures top quality of the circuit boards and eliminates sharp protrusions of the solder connectors seen on the conventional PCB surface. This friendly design prevents your hands from getting cut or inadvertently damaging components when making your build.
