Yeston has introduced a brand new GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Game Ace custom graphics card which features a white-colored PCB.
Yeston Makes A GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Graphics Card With A White Colored PCB & Very Cool Aesthetics
Yeston is well-known for introducing unique GPU designs in the market. The company has recently unveiled its anime-based "Sakura" lineup featuring the RX 7900. It came with a flashy design and a mix of pink, purple, & teal, which was a one-of-a-kind market. However, with the "Game Ace" lineup, YESTON intends to bring its innovation to the budget-friendly GPUs starting with the RTX 4060 Ti.
In terms of design, the Yeston GeForce RTX 4060 Ti graphics card features a distinctive color scheme with a triple fan configuration for optimal cooling. The GPU doesn't feature an RGB option. However, it does come with default blue lights alongside the fan blades to complement the aesthetics. It also includes a metallic backplate with geometrical patterns and the standard "Game Ace" branding. Moreover, this is the first RTX 4060 Ti with a white PCB; hence it is suitable for those looking for this option for an all-white build.
Here is how the company describes the design and the GPU's aesthetics:
The combination of pure white and light blue is fresh and soft, and with the blue breathing lamp, it will bring you a little coolness in this hot summer.
The Yeston GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Game Ace graphics card is expected to retail for around 3099 to 3299 RMB which is a slightly higher price of $430-$450 US when compared to the MSRP of $399 US for the graphics card. The company is yet to provide further details about the GPU. Yeston is also offering the same custom design for the AMD Radeon RX 7600 graphics card.
News Source: Videocardz
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