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EMTEK Releases Debut "Blackwell" Model - GeForce RTX 5080 MIRACLE WHITE D7 16 GB

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As reported almost a year ago, EMTEK graphics cards do not make regular appearances via Western reportage. The South Korean manufacturer has prepared its debut NVIDIA "Blackwell" GeForce RTX 50-series desktop product; as spotted by VideoCardz. The brand new EMTEK GeForce RTX 5080 MIRACLE WHITE D7 16 GB model has appeared online via Danawa's online price comparison engine. The lowest price comes in at 2,656,000 KRW (~$1841 USD), so there is clear evidence of major price hiking activities going on in South Korea. One store is offering EMTEK's cutting-edge white custom model for a cool 4,000,000 KRW (~$2773 USD).

EMTEK's GeForce RTX 5080 MIRACLE WHITE D7 16 GB graphics card conforms to Team Green's reference specifications; making the higher than expected entry fee even more painful to bear. We hope that prices level-off to reasonable lines in the near future. This snow-white custom design seemingly carries a couple of premium features; namely translucent ARGB-lit fans in a triple-formation. This integrated "dynamic lighting" system can be controlled through Windows 11 (via a USB-C connection), rather than proprietary software. VideoCardz reports that the South Korean graphics producer is not known to release its own RGB control suite. A cutaway render shows a very robust cooling solution that houses eight 6 mm heat pipes. Unfortunately, the PCB's shape is not as radical as the one found in an Ada Lovelace-based sibling. Judging from the internal promo shots, EMTEK has missed another opportunity to bung in a white board design, and attach similarly pale parts. Many NVIDIA AIBs should spend more time copying GALAX, Yeston, and PowerColor's (AMD-powered) homework—the latter's Spectral White Editions usually nail the almost all-white aesthetic.



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nail the almost all-white aesthetic.
^^THIS^^... "almost white" aint "WHITE" damn it !

When are the mfgr's gonna be held accountable for this false advertising ?

IMHO, if it's not 100% white, it should not be marketed as "WHITE", but instead should be sold as "with a white shroud & back plate" like the one mentioned herein.. :)
 
^^THIS^^... "almost white" aint "WHITE" damn it !

When are the mfgr's gonna be held accountable for this false advertising ?
:)

I read that as MotherF!@#^%$.... :laugh:
 
I just think it's cool that's there's a SK AIB. :p

I guess you could say this is the Rika Tamura of white card designs, amirite?
 
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I read that as MotherF!@#^%$.... :laugh:
Well, that too, but I wasn't gonna go there, if for nothing else but to preclude the possibility of getting a warning or a ban from the mods :D
 
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