Presenting the Latest 70-Class GPUs from the TUF and PRIME Series

Sure, let’s dive right in. So, picture this: ASUS finally drops these snazzy white RTX 5070s. I mean, I get it, who doesn’t want a sleek, all-white gaming setup, right? Anyway — oops, I jest.

Okay, so the deal here is ASUS just rolled out the TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Ti and PRIME GeForce RTX 5070 in, you guessed it, white. Now, before you think “big whoop,” consider this: ASUS hadn’t jumped on the white GPU bandwagon until now. Odd, huh?

First off, let me paint you a mental image of the TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Ti. It’s got this hulking, triple-fan setup, all white like a snowstorm in July, complete with TUF branding and some jazzy LEDs. It’s massive at 329 x 140 x 62.5 mm. Picture trying to fit that beast into a tiny case—uh, yeah, not happening. And, it’s using military-grade parts. Not sure if they’re planning for a GPU apocalypse, but hey, why not?

Flipping over to the PRIME GeForce RTX 5070. It’s like the approachable cousin, still wearing its white suit but not trying to steal the show. It’s sporting similar triple fans and runs its clocks slightly higher than the Founders Edition, which is cool, right?

There’s also this thing about power. Both GPUs only need a single 12V-2×6 connector. Sounds simple enough. ASUS says slap in an 850W power supply for the TUF and 750W for the PRIME. So, don’t skimp on your PSU, trust them on this.

That’s the scoop from ASUS. Let’s see if folks go white crazy—or maybe I’m just hyping the aesthetics too much. Anyway, time will tell.