ASUS and Noctua have disclosed their community oriented custom renditions of the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070. True to form, the Noctua Versions include two Noctua NF-A12x25 fans. While the 120 mm fans should cool the cards well, they do make them 87.5 mm thick and 4.3 spaces wide. The two cards are 310 mm wide and 147 mm tall, for reference.
Just clock speeds separate the RTX 3070 Noctua Release and RTX 3070 Noctua OC Version from one another. As per ASUS, the previous shows up with a 1,755 MHz support clock, 30 MHz over the RTX 3070 Authors Release. On the other hand, ASUS has timed the Noctua OC Release at 1,845 MHz, 120 MHz and 7% higher than NVIDIA's reference support speed.
ASUS and Noctua guarantee that their custom RTX 3070 cards should run unobtrusively, as well. Supposedly, the Noctua Releases are the quietest air-cooled graphics cards in their group, a case that Noctua has explained in the slides underneath. As a matter of course, the cards are set to run at low fans speeds, which ought to convey 12.6 dB(A) fan commotion at 60 °C, with the fans turning at only 900 RPM. The cards will likewise turn off their fans if the GPU is working at under 50 °C.
The RTX 3070 Noctua Version and RTX 3070 Noctua OC Release will be accessible from the center of this current month. However, neither ASUS nor Noctua have uncovered how much either card costs.