Colorful introduces 5 ‘variants’ of RTX 4070 for users to choose from: The cheapest version is 14 million, the most expensive is 23 million

One of these can be mentioned Colorful, when this PC component manufacturer even launched up to 5 ‘variants’ of the RTX 4070, spanning different price points. These versions are expected to officially hit the shelves right this April.

iGame GeForce RTX 4070 Neptune OC ($829)

As the highest priced version of the RTX 4070 variants released by Colorful, the RTX 4070 Neptune OC uses an AIO liquid cooling solution with a 240mm cooler – providing excellent cooling performance, same low noise when operating. Meanwhile, the copper heatsink covers all high-performance components such as GPU, VRAM and other important components of the graphics card, helping the card to reach extremely cool temperatures even when running. heavy graphics tasks.

The superior cooling solution of the RTX 4070 Neptune version allows the default clock of the card to be overclocked from the factory, with a boost clock of up to 2640Mhz – the highest in Colorful’s RTX 4070 series. At the same time, Colorful also integrates a conveniently placed button on the back of the I/O that activates automatic overclocking for quick and easy performance boost without opening the software.

In terms of looks, this graphics card uses an aesthetically pleasing metallic finish finished with a matte silver finish and two RGB strips providing ambient lighting. Finally, the fact that the thickness of the RTX 4070 Neptune OC only takes up about 2 slots on the mainboard is a significant plus, as this card model will fit more PC case sizes.

iGame GeForce RTX 4070 Vulcan OC ($819)

Priced slightly lower than the Neptune OC version, the RTX 4070 Vulcan OC is the second highest priced version in Colorful’s RTX 4070 lineup ($819). Colorful equips the Vulcan OC version of the RTX 4070 with a new design shared from the existing RTX 4080 & 4090 Vulkan versions, bringing many strengths in terms of heat dissipation.

For example, the card features three 100mm Hurricane Scythe Blade cooling fans with newly designed blades that provide superior cooling performance compared to the previous-generation blade design. Meanwhile, the hollow back design allows free flow of air through the radiator. This design significantly improves heat dissipation compared to conventional air-cooled GPU designs.

Another standout feature of the Vulcan series is the iGame Smart LCD display, which can be disassembled to be placed on a card, on a desk, or just about anywhere. The display has a resolution of 800x216px – which can be fully customized through the iGame app to display real-time metrics, custom images, GIFs and more.

In addition, the monitor can also be used to monitor the real-time performance of your PC. Attached to the screen is a stand, allowing users to place it on a table or on a case to make a stand for iGame Smart LCD. In terms of performance, the RTX 4070 Vulcan OC has a boost clock of 2625Mhz, slightly lower than the Neptune OC.

iGame GeForce RTX 40 Advanced OC ($709)

The iGame Advanced OC version uses a 3-fan cooling system, with two 100mm fans on both sides and a 96mm central fan called Gravity Rim, which is a redesign of the iGame Energy Core fan design on the RTX 4080 series. before.

Plus the built-in RGB lighting that can be customized using the iGame Center app, this fan design creates an eye-catching ‘mystical black hole’ effect when the fan spins at high speed. Like the Vulcan variant, the Advanced OC version also uses a new Hurricane Scythe Blade propeller that delivers superior airflow compared to the previous Storm Chaser design.

The back of the Advanced OC model also features a Hollow Back Panel design, with a sturdy metal backplate that helps reduce PCB warping. Hollow back design allows free flow of air through the radiator. This design also greatly improves heat dissipation compared to conventional air-cooled GPU designs.

iGame GeForce RTX 4070 Ultra W ($659)

Compared to the Advanced OC or Vulcan OC versions, the Ultra W version is equipped with a new and relatively different design. The front surface of the card uses a 3D design, which can display different colors at different viewing angles, with additional RGB lighting for an eye-catching appearance.

The Ultra W version is also equipped with a three-fan cooler and is the thinnest air cooler in Colorful’s RTX 40 lineup with a thickness of only 51.2mm. In more detail, the Ultra series is designed with high-performance cooling in mind – featuring a large heatsink with six 6mm thick copper heatpipes and three 110mm cooling fans. This version also uses a hollow back design, greatly improving heat dissipation.

iGame GeForce RTX 4070 NB EX ($599)

Despite being the lowest priced version in the RTX 4070 series released by Colorful, the RTX 4070 NB EX still has an eye-catching red and black design, with three 90mm radiator fans and two 6mm copper heat pipes.

In addition, the RTX 4070 NB EX also uses an improved backplate design, which gives rigidity to the entire card structure and enhances passive heat dissipation, in parallel with the hollow back design that allows easy air flow.

Similar to the other RTX 4070 versions of COLOFUL, the card also has RGB lighting on the side that can be customized using the iGame Center app. As the cheapest version, the boost pulse of the RTX 4070 NB EX is also at the lowest, only 2475Mhz.

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