Monday, June 12th 2023
Zephyr GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Card Has a Pink PCB
Zephyr has produced an NVIDIA GeForce custom graphics card that sports a very unique pink printed circuit board—bright and pastel colors have featured on cooling solutions in the past, but this new-ish product presents the first example of a PCB with a tinge of blush. Renowned hardware tipster harukaze5719 broke from his normal delivery of very cold and macho tech on social media, and shared his discovery of Zephyr's GeForce RTX 3060 Ti compact ITX card.
International buyers will be disappointed to learn that the pink Ampere card is a China market exclusive, with the company only offering a limited number of products on JD.com. VideoCardz notes that the card's specifications are not at all special, despite its interesting compact form factor and brightly toned cooling solution design. It is a non-overclocked model based on the older RTX 3060 Ti GDDR6 GPU variant with a standard 1750 MHz boost clock, 8 GB VRAM configuration, and a single 8-pin power connector.
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International buyers will be disappointed to learn that the pink Ampere card is a China market exclusive, with the company only offering a limited number of products on JD.com. VideoCardz notes that the card's specifications are not at all special, despite its interesting compact form factor and brightly toned cooling solution design. It is a non-overclocked model based on the older RTX 3060 Ti GDDR6 GPU variant with a standard 1750 MHz boost clock, 8 GB VRAM configuration, and a single 8-pin power connector.
35 Comments on Zephyr GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Card Has a Pink PCB
I am fine with green on high-end cards as well if it is going to save me a few cents per centimeter. I don't care about the solder mask. Might as well make it purple.
As far as I get it, green was default for making it easier to QA. Now that most quality control is automatic it is a bit less important, but black and especially white are the worst colours for quality control.
White reflects light even if you angle the board, making the traces and defects difficult to spot. Red is used in professional environment like aviation, etc...
On a side note, I'd use this