March 26th update: Wally has recently introduced its latest RTX 4070 Super and RTX 4070 Ti Super graphics cards, both dubbed the "Gallardo" series.
A standout feature of this graphics card is its dual-slot thickness design, significantly enhancing compatibility, especially for users with smaller form-factor MATX or ITX cases.
Both variants share similar specifications, measuring 315x120x42mm in length, width, and height, respectively. They boast a triple-fan design with fan diameters of 9mm, supporting intelligent start-stop functionality to effectively balance cooling and noise requirements.
In terms of aesthetics, the front panel of the graphics card features a transparent dual-layer design, primarily in deep green color, complemented by RGB breathing lights. Users have flexible control via touch switch, adding a touch of technology and personalization.
Both of these new graphics cards are equipped with four 6mm electroplated heat pipes and pure copper heat-conducting plates, ensuring efficient heat dissipation. The combination of these features ensures high-performance cooling.
Additionally, the metal backplate and ventilated design allow the fans to smoothly pass through the heat sink, further enhancing heat dissipation efficiency.
In terms of specifications, the RTX 4070 Super Gallardo features 7168 CUDA cores, a core base frequency of 1980MHz, and a boost frequency of up to 2475MHz. It has a memory capacity of 12GB, with a frequency of 21Gbps and a bandwidth of 504GB/s, maintaining consistency with reference designs.
Similarly, the RTX 4070 Ti Super Gallardo performs impressively with 8448 CUDA cores, a core base frequency of 2340MHz, and a boost frequency of up to 2610MHz. Its memory frequency and bandwidth are 21Gbps and 672GB/s respectively, with no significant differences compared to reference designs.
Both of these graphics cards are equipped with three DP ports and one HDMI port, catering to diverse user connectivity needs.
