New NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090: Design similar to the RTX 30

The debut of the new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 “Ada” Founders Edition Cooler Spied is approaching, which maintains the dual axial flow design similar to the RTX 30

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Welcome friends of tuttotek. The first confirmations of the alleged debut (July 2022) of the graphics card arrive NVIDIA GeForce 4090 “Ada Lovelace”. We were able to take a look at the first photos of the Founders Edition cooler. The cooler appears to be an evolution of the cooling architecture Dual-Axial Flow-Through NVIDIA which debuted with tabs “Ampere” Founders Edition serie RTX 30 (dual axle flow design). For more information click here.

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In the new NVIDIA GeForce 4090, air is drawn in from one end of the card, flowing through the cooling solution. The latter consists of aluminum fins pierced by a series of heat pipes. It is ventilated through the back of the card, with a second fan in a “pull” configuration.

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The aluminum fins of NVIDIA GeForce 4090 Founders Edition they appear to have a dark gray matte finish. This may indicate some form of ceramic surface treatment that improves heat dissipation. The base of the heatsink in main contact with the GPU and the memory chips, it appears to be a vapor chamber plate with a nickel-plated copper surface.

From the location and size of the thermal pads for the memory chips, of the NVIDIA GeForce 4090 we assume that the GPU is surrounded by 10 memory chips. This could indicate a 320-bit memory interface, making this card a possible successor to the original RTX 3080. The cooler itself is over 2 slots thick and appears to be as thick as the cooler RTX 3090 FE.

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