MSI has expanded its GeForce RTX 50-series lineup with the launch of the GeForce RTX 5070 GAMING DUKE 3X series, introducing a sleek, white-themed design that caters to enthusiasts seeking both performance and aesthetics. This new variant brings a fresh color option to the GAMING DUKE lineup, which was previously available only in black for the RTX 5070 and 5060 Ti models. The white design, featuring a pristine shroud and backplate with a black PCB, offers a minimalist yet striking look, perfect for budget-conscious builders who prioritize clean visuals without the need for RGB lighting. This release underscores MSI’s commitment to diversifying its Blackwell-based GPU portfolio, following a trend of quietly introducing new designs with minimal fanfare.
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The GAMING DUKE 3X series is positioned as MSI’s near-MSRP offering, designed for gamers who want high performance without the premium price tag often associated with custom GPU models. The RTX 5070 GAMING DUKE 3X comes in two variants: a standard model and an overclocked (OC) version, both equipped with a 2527 MHz boost clock that can be enabled via MSI Center software, though not applied out of the box. Built on NVIDIA’s GB205 GPU with 6144 CUDA cores and 12 GB of GDDR7 memory, these cards deliver robust 1440p gaming performance and support 4K with upscaling technologies like DLSS 4. The triple-fan cooling system ensures efficient thermal management, maintaining an “almost perfect” two-slot profile, making it suitable for a wide range of PC builds.
Source : MSI (RTX 5070 Gaming Duke White)
While the white color scheme is currently exclusive to the RTX 5070 model, MSI’s decision to forgo RGB lighting aligns with the GAMING DUKE’s focus on simplicity and cost-efficiency. The black PCB and I/O bracket maintain a consistent aesthetic, as MSI has historically avoided colored PCBs. The price is likely to be close to the official MSRP, but no stores have listed it yet.
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