Launching the New TUF and PRIME Series 70-Class GPUs

Sure thing! Here’s a version with that human touch flare.

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So, get this. ASUS just dropped these all-white graphics cards—I’m talking snow-blind, polar bear, vanilla-ice type white. I know, kind of a shock, right? They’ve been pumping out these RTX 50 models like crazy, but never in white. It’s like they finally remembered people love that clean, crisp look for their gaming setups. Personal style and all that, you know?

First up, we have the TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, which isn’t just any white—it’s a full-on arctic explosion. This thing’s got a triple-fan cooling system and everything’s white: shroud, fans, backplate, you name it. They’ve slapped on the usual TUF branding, and there’s even an LED strip. Lights always make things cooler. Literally. Or not? Who knows.

Here’s the kicker: it’s a chunky beast—3.125 slots, exact. Stands out bigger than the Founders Edition, so maybe not for those thin, delicate builds. Feels robust, too. Like, “if-I-drop-it-on-my-toe” hefty. And what’s this about military-grade components? I mean, are we gaming, or going to war?

With a boost clock hitting 2588 MHz (and a notch higher in OC mode), it outpaces the Founders Edition. Not that I’m racing my graphics cards. Or maybe I am? Anyway, it’s packed with five ports: 3 DP 2.1b and 2 HDMI 2.1b. More spots than I have monitors, honestly.

Now, swinging to the other corner, we’ve got the PRIME GeForce RTX 5070 White Edition. It’s like the TUF’s calmer sibling—still white but without that ‘in-your-face’ vibe. Almost like spending less on a dress that still looks fab from afar. The boost clock’s a tad higher than the Founders but, honestly, close enough to not make my head spin.

It’s a bit sleeker at 2.5 slots, yet longer—304 mm. So, definitely measure your space unless you’re playing LEGO with your rig. Both cards sip power through a single 12V-2×6 connector, with ASUS suggesting 850W and 750W power supplies, respectively. So make sure your setup’s got the muscle.

Anyway, take a peek at these white wonders if you’re building a setup that screams style (or should I say whispers?). Until next time when ASUS decides what other color they forgot to do.

Sources? Oh yeah, ASUS and some Twitter buzz. You know how it goes.