Introducing the New 70-Class GPUs: TUF and PRIME Series

Whoa, okay, let’s dive right into this. So get this—ASUS just dropped their first-ever white RTX 50 series GPUs. Yeah, it’s a thing now. You’d think they would’ve done this sooner, but hey, better late than never, right? Maybe they were waiting for a sign from the universe. Or maybe someone just forgot. Who knows.

So, here’s the scoop. There are two new cards: the TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Ti White OC Edition and the PRIME GeForce RTX 5070 White Edition. Fancy names, huh? Anyway, they’re both swimming in this all-white vibe. Think ice queen vibes but, like, in graphics cards. And the design? Well, they’ve got triple-fan setups and even some LED action, which is neat… if you’re not overstimulated already.

First up, the TUF Gaming one. This thing is a beast—a 3.125 slot monster. Seriously, it’s like they decided to build a small fortress. Military-grade components? Check. Protective coating? Double-check. Sounds like it’s ready for battle, or maybe just a really intense gaming session. You get five output ports, so go wild. Oh, and it’s factory-overclocked, if that means something to you. Fast, faster, or fastest mode, whatever suits your mood today.

Now, SEQUELS! The PRIME GeForce RTX 5070 White Edition. This one’s like the laid-back cousin—not as hardcore but still kicks it up a notch above the Founders Edition. It’s a bit less bulky at 2.5 slots, but still stretches longer than a lazy Sunday at 304 mm.

And yes, techy stuff: power supplies, connectors, yadda yadda. ASUS says go big or go home with your power setup—850W or 750W. So, you know, plan accordingly before you find yourself in the dark, both literally and figuratively.

Anyway, ASUS is trying to mix it up, and who can blame them? Everyone needs a little change sometimes. Or maybe they just realized people love white things. Like snow, fresh sneakers, and now GPUs. Life’s weird like that. Okay, ramble over.