Colorful Aiming For Modular Cooling and New Concept Designs For Upcoming iGame GeForce 800 Series Graphics Cards

Colorful, the Chinese graphics card manufacturer widely known for their iGame series are readying new modular cooling designs for the NVIDIA GeForce 800 serial. Announced during a conference in mainland China, Colorful also showed off their new iGame logos which volition be introduced when the new Maxwell generation of graphics cards hitting the market in Q3 2022. Colorful GeForce GTX 780 Ti Concept Cooling

Colorful Aiming Modular Cooling For Upcoming GeForce 800 Series Graphics Cards

While Colorful as a brand is limited to APAC region, they are all the same widely renowned for their products in the unabridged market with creation such as the iGame GTX 780 Ti Kudan, iGame GTX 780 Fire Warrior, iGame GTX Titan Liquid Cooled, iGame GTX 680 Kudan and iGame GTX 660 Ti Ice Knight. All these graphics menu are known for the badass and amazing design schemes on the cooling and PCB which allow extreme levels of overclocking and modding to enthusiasts and overclockers. Colorful has an unabridged portfolio of graphics card series for NVIDIA while their sister brand known as Colorfire make customized AMD Radeon graphics cards roofing the entire graphics market in the region.

In June 2022, Colorful did found an overseas partnership with Newegg which has gone under effect and the Us based online retailer widely selling PC hardware have now started to offer Colorful manufactured graphics cards. The Colorful GeForce series has three tiers under the iGame brand, Kudan (Enthusiast), Ice Knight (Overclocking) and Burn Warrior (High-End). All these graphics cards offer a shot of their own with abominable designs, customized boards and additional PWM add-in cards on some products.

Over at the issue, Colorful mentioned that they are ready with a new Colorful iGame logo for a new era of graphics cards and they are already putting custom ideas in the thoughts. While the GeForce 600 serial and 700 serial cards make use of the previous iGame branding, the new cards will use new logos for the GeForce 800 series which means that the recently released GeForce GTX 750 Ti and GeForce GTX 750 will be the last cards to brand use of the current branding scheme from Colorful.

In improver to this, Colorful is also revamping their cooling designs and will start offering new modular coolers and more customized products with the start of Maxwell generation of cards which are expected to hit in Q3 of 2022. Colorful already has several modular concept designs on brandish and with the latest offerings from ASUS and other GPU companies, modular and hybrid cooling seems to be the way to oestrus the massive next generation GPU based cards. The hybrid and modular designs exercise have an advantage that they let users take either advantage off liquid cooling, air cooling or both and then that they get maximum cooling potential. The pattern has already been seen on GeForce cards and worked well on AMD'southward Radeon R9 295X2. It would be great to run into what Colorful churns up with their blueprint scheme with the GeForce 800 series cards.

On a side annotation, the GeForce Maxwell details, specifically regarding the GM204 GPU are already starting to show up in the course of several rumors and reports. The flagship product is said to hit the market in Q3 2022 followed by other variants in Q4 2022 and Q1 2022. Details regarding the SKUs were reported yesterday which tells that the GeForce 800 series is rumored to include four GM204 GPU based SKUs which will finish upwards as the GeForce GTX 880, GeForce GTX 870 and GeForce GTX 860.

There's alot going on over at NVIDIA which we don't know of at the moment. The only thing we currently know regarding 2d generation Maxwell is the PCB shot which was leaked a last week and even details regarding that are however not fully revealed. Its best to wait for a bit more than time until details on the GeForce GTX 880 start to pop out since only then we could make a more comprehensive assay of the GeForce Maxwell architecture and the GPUs across information technology.

NVIDIA GM200 (Maxwell Compages, High-Performance for Telsa/Quadro Arrives later for Cosnumers, Successor of GK110)
NVIDIA GM204 (Maxwell Architecture, High-End Consumer, Successor of GK104, First GeForce 800 Series Products likely to feature)
NVIDIA GM206 (Maxwell Architecture, Functioning Minded, Successor of GK206, Mid-Range GeForce 800 Series products to feature)
NVIDIA GM107/207 (Maxwell Compages, Entry Level, Successor of GK107, Entry Level GeForce 800/700 Series To feature, Already introduced on GTX 750 Ti / GTX 750)

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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 880 Specifications (Speculated):

	GeForce GTX 480	GeForce GTX 580	GeForce GTX 680	GeForce GTX 780	GeForce GTX 780 Ti	GeForce GTX 880
Codename	GF100	GF110	GK104	GK110	GK110	GM204
Process	40nm	40nm	28nm	28nm	28nm	28nm/20nm
GPU Cadre	Fermi	Fermi	Kepler	Kepler	Kepler	Maxwell
Retentiveness	i.5 GB	1.5 GB	2 GB	three GB	3 GB / 6 GB	8 GB
Retentiveness Bus	384-Fleck	384-Fleck	256-bit	384-Bit	384-Fleck	256-bit
Launch	March 26th 2022	November 09 2022	March 22nd 2022	May 23rd 2022	December 2022	2H 2022
Cost	$499 U.s.	$499 US	$499 Us	$499 The states	$699 United states	$499 US?