7/19/2012 07:02:00 PM
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Axigon is a less known Chinese video card manufacturer, but it seems like the company is planning or getting better aquatinted with 3D enthusiasts as it’s preparing a custom designed Nvidia GeForce GTX 680 card.
The new toy is designated Axigon GeForce GTX 680 Temple Edition and, although we don’t have any definite info on the working frequencies or the price, it seems to be targeting the high-end market, as it comes with high-quality components and custom cooling, videocardz reported. The Accelero Xtreme Plus is a triple-slot cooling solution known for its high efficiency and low noise.
The PCB uses a 8 (for the GPU) + 2 (for the memory) phase power design and comes with CHiL’s CHL8318 power controller, DirectFET filters and tantalum capacitors. There’s no info on pricing or availability, but we know that there will be a 2 GB and a 4 GB version.
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| Axigon GeForce GTX 680 Temple Edition Image credits to videocardz.com |
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| Axigon GeForce GTX 680 Temple Edition Image credits to videocardz.com |
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| Axigon GeForce GTX 680 Temple Edition Image credits to videocardz.com |
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| Axigon GeForce GTX 680 Temple Edition Image credits to videocardz.com |
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| Axigon GeForce GTX 680 Temple Edition Image credits to videocardz.com |
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| Accelero Xtreme Plus Image credits to Arctic |
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| Accelero Xtreme Plus Image credits to Arctic |
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| Accelero Xtreme Plus Image credits to Arctic |
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| Accelero Xtreme Plus Image credits to Arctic |
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| Accelero Xtreme Plus Image credits to Arctic |
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