Gigabyte is releasing a mini-ITX version of the 1070 GTX . The card with a length of 16.9 centimeters will even receive a factory overclock. The Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 Mini ITX OC features a single... Gigabyte to launch Mini-ITX version of GeForce GTX 1070
Dammit, it's getting harder and harder to avoid the temptation of putting together a console sized monster HTPC/Gaming box for the big screen TV in the living room. Must resist, must resist....
It's pretty nice man...It's a little older now but in its prime, my Alienware Alpha console was awesome for 720-1080p gaming. I still use it for some games and to stream games to over a 1gbp internal connection. But this does make me want to build a new one...
WOW! How did they do it? No, I mean it - how did they shrink it so much? It is not a HBM card - where did they put everything? (and it is still smaller than FURY) Update: Ha-ha - just noticed - the card even has SLI connectors)) Just imagine these 2 cute puppies in a tiny case =)
Seriously is that you 1050? no way that's it's big brother the 1070 surely. It makes you wonder why the 1070 is so big in the first place.
I was thinking the same thing. It wouldn't surprise me if thermals aren't so great though. Personally, I'd much rather see a 1070 low profile GPU. There are Mini ITX towers out there that can fit a roughly 280mm GPU in them, but there aren't many decent GPUs that can fit in a low-profile case.
These baby cards have been around forever at least since the gtx 670 it should be easier now with the lower tdp
I'm wondering now if it's a possibility of Nvidia creating a dual gpu single pcb card since they are doing away with 3-4way sli. Maybe there's a chance of a 1090 using two 1070's.
They could technically do it no probs, but, demand hasn't been there for those products in the past, so, I'm saying unlikely.
I have serious doubts that we'll be seeing a dual-GPU single-PCB card again anytime soon, from both AMD and nvidia. Unless we see more support from developers (in DX12 especially), even 2way is questionable at this point.