March 15 news, ASUS has launched the RTX 3050 LP BRK graphics card, available in both an OC (overclocked) version and a standard version, neither of which requires an external power supply.
It is reported that the dimensions of the ASUS RTX 3050 LP BRK graphics card are 182*69*40 mm, with a thickness of two slots. It employs a large aluminum block to press against the GPU chip and memory, equipped with two durable dual-ball bearing fans, meeting the IP5X standard for dust resistance.
The standard version of the graphics card features a Boost frequency of 1470MHz, which can reach up to 1500MHz when OC (Overclock) mode is enabled.
The OC version, on the other hand, starts with a higher Boost frequency of 1507MHz, climbing to 1537MHz in OC mode. Both figures surpass those we previously reported for Galax's GeForce RTX 3050 6GB LP White (1485MHz) and Gigabyte's GeForce RTX 3050 OC Low Profile 6G (1477MHz).
In terms of connectivity, this graphics card is equipped with 1 DP1.4a port, 1 HDMI2.1, and 1 DVI, supporting a maximum resolution output of 7680x4320. It also features a layout suitable for half-height PCIe slot shields and comes with a half-height PCIe bracket.
The release date and price of this new graphics card are currently unknown. For context, the price of ASUS's currently available DUAL GeForce RTX 3050 O6G graphics card is 1599 CNY. Given the compact design of the new model, its price might be the same or higher.
