YouTube channel Moore’s Law is Dead has commissioned a 3D design artist to create some renders of the GeForce RTX 4070 from a series of real photographs that have not been shown. Although it sounds crappy, it is a way of proceeding used by mobile leakers to protect their sources, so these renders They are based on a device that actually exists, but has been digitally recreated to avoid exposing evidence that could give away the person who leaked the real image.
Obviously, the renders show what the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Founders Edition should bethe model of the Ada Lovelace generation oriented to the mid-high or high range, although they could already worry a little more about taking better advantage of the hardware through software instead of ramping up the power of the hardware in an unbridled manner in the x86 spectrum.
In the images you can see a graph that uses as an active dissipation system a dual fan concept, with each placed at one end and one of them being somewhat larger than the other. The reason why this arrangement has been chosen, as explained by NVIDIA itself when it was developing the prototypes of the RTX 4090, is to generate less noise while improving airflow.
That yes, despite the renders they are based on real photographs, it is still a material from a leak, so it is possible that in the end this will not end up being the final design of the Founders Edition. On the other hand, surely we will have assemblers proposing other designs and dissipation models, with the possibility of one with three fans, although the NVIDIA Founders Edition have improved a lot in recent generations and have become a object of desire for more than one.
Everything indicates that the RTX 4070 will use a reduced AD104 graphics processor, so the full version would be reserved for a GeForce RTX 4070 Ti about which there is no information at the moment. To finish, the disappointment caused by the cancellation of the RTX 4080 12GB keep talking. Moore’s Law is Dead says that NVIDIA would have considered modifying the product, but not radicallysince in the end his design was finished or so it is supposed to be.
