GALAXY GTX 780 SOC, GTX 770 2GB SOC White Edition
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Galaxy 770/780, and many of their previous cards, cover a nice little niche as I get many questions about white PCB graphics cards. More and more people are starting to realize that the look of the back of your graphics card is quite important if you are going for a really good looking build - If white is your colour look no further WD is posting daily updates from the show to their landing page here: wdc.com Sponsor Link 1: 15% off internal hard drives until June 16th, 2013 (US & EU only) with promocode "COMPUTEX2013" - wdstore.com & bit.ly Sponsor Link 2: Corsair Vengenace gaming peripherals. Quality peripherals with legendary Corsair customer service - corsair.com Sponsor Link 3: NCIX is my favourite Canadian computer store. They're my bros (almost literally. I have family that works there). They also ship internationally now! - ncix.com Join our community forum: bit.ly twitter.com twitter.com @LinusTech
This video from Linus Tech Tips covers Galaxy’s white edition graphics cards showcased at Computex 2013, focusing on the GTX 780 SOC and the GTX 770 2GB SOC in white PCB form factors. The host highlights the visual appeal of white PCBs and white-themed cooling solutions, noting that modern builds increasingly favor color coordination for a cohesive aesthetic. The GTX 780 SOC features prominent copper heat pipes and an aggressive cooling setup, with multiple fans designed for high airflow, while the GTX 770 2GB SOC emphasizes a similar white palette and clean wiring, underscoring Galaxy’s design language. A quick aside spotlights Galaxy's Hall of Fame motherboard, which sports a crown graphic and dual 8-pin power connectors to support multi-GPU configurations like 4-way SLI or Crossfire. The host moves through the display, calling attention to the hardware’s build quality and asking viewers to consult other videos for deeper performance numbers. Overall, the segment aims to showcase not just performance potential but also the aesthetic value of white PCBs and the flexibility to pair these cards with white or color-coordinated system builds, inviting viewers to subscribe for more Computex coverage.
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