Traditionally, EVGA releases K | ngp | n Edition graphics cards in very limited editions and at the same time gives each card a unique number. In the case of this model, its number is EVGA223. As it turned out, the company decided to return the EVBot connector, which allows connecting a special overclocking console to it. The returned connector can be seen on the right side of the image below, next to the three 8-pin additional power connectors for the video card. There are no details about the EVBot system yet.

We have previously reported that the card will receive a seriously enhanced 23-phase power supply subsystem for the processor and video memory chips. The accelerator will be cooled by hybrid CO. It consists of a huge 360 ​​mm radiator and air cooler (size not reported), as well as a maintenance-free liquid cooling system, which uses a new generation pump (Gen6) from Asetek. The picture will be complemented by RGB backlighting, as well as a small OLED screen that allows you to monitor various indicators in real-time.

But back to the most important thing – performance. EVGA project manager Jacob Freeman posted a graph on his Twitter page showing the card’s capabilities in games. We are talking about performance in 8K resolution (7680 × 4320 pixels), with high graphics settings, as well as enabled ray tracing where it was supported. Unfortunately, Freeman did not elaborate on what other components were used in the system to achieve such impressive performance figures.