Inno3D's Innovative Technology: New RTX 4070 and 4060 Ti Graphics Cards with Cleverly Hidden Power Connectors for Immaculate White Setup

It seems that Inno3D has decided to support those who have always dreamed of a monoblock by introducing their latest GeForce RTX 4070 AX eSports and RTX 4060 Ti iChill X2 White graphics cards. They are ideal for those who strive for flawless aesthetics in their snow-white PC builds.

Some obscure manufacturers are already working on GPUs without connectors and other innovative solutions for their future projects, but our heroes seem to have given up on this and decided to just hide these wires. But not just like that, oh no, they hid them right inside the video card. Who would have thought?

If you have a GeForce RTX 4060 Ti iChill X2 White, you just need to push your connector through the slot in the back of the card. What? Worried about having to remove the entire panel? Don't worry, this feature seems to have been designed solely for people who don't like doing extra work.

And if you have a GeForce RTX 4070 AX eSports GPU, you even get a removable rear panel that can be lifted up to reveal the power connector underneath. And just imagine: when you plug it in, you can close back the back panel for a look with no visible connectors. Amazing, isn't it?

Interestingly, the cards require either a single 16-pin 12VHPWR or an 8-pin connector, so you don't have to worry about running multiple cables through that little hole. In this case, the power connectors are rotated 180 degrees.

In both cases, the power cable will be directed to the other side of the case and will not peek out. So, apparently, all those who have not yet thrown their adapters and connectors at 90 degrees into a deep box can start putting them there. It seems that this innovation from Inno3D means a new era in the world of gamers, where the intervention of additional adapters is no longer necessary.

But what about without trifles for those who care about every detail of their snow-white setup? Imagine: these cards come with white cables to match their theme perfectly. So now, when you bring your new graphics card into the case, the power wires will be neatly tucked away without spoiling your perfect white interior.

So, fellow gamers, instead of putting the power connectors where they always did, Inno3D decided to rearrange them inside. Outcome? A nice, neat, wire-free look, even if it means a bit of fiddling with the power cable. It's always nice to see when someone thinks of us gamers and our irresistible craving for cleanliness and order, right?