Palit releases two models of GeForce RTX 4060 while ZOTAC GAMING does three
Palit and ZOTAC GAMING has announced their offerings of the GeForce RTX 4060 GPUs for those who are looking to give their old rigs an affordable upgrade. For Palit, the Dual and StormX series will be taking the job this time around. True to its name, the Dual series incorporates two 95mm fans and strategically placed c
Palit and ZOTAC GAMING has announced their offerings of the GeForce RTX 4060 GPUs for those who are looking to give their old rigs an affordable upgrade.
For Palit, the Dual and StormX series will be taking the job this time around.
True to its name, the Dual series incorporates two 95mm fans and strategically placed cut-outs on the backplate to enhance cooling and reduce noise. All of this is elegantly housed within a sleek black shroud.
For those looking to personalize their GPUs, special cover/backplate files are available for download, enabling users to 3D print their own and add unique colors or artwork—a dream come true for custom DIY builders.
As for the mini-ITX enthusiasts, the StormX series features a compact design measuring only 170mm in length, equipped with a single fan. Despite its smaller size, cooling is not an issue, thanks to the board's power consumption of approximately 115W.
Moving to ZOTAC GAMING's side, the Twin Edge OC White Edition features an elegant snow-white design with subtle RGB accents at the back for a touch of gentle lighting. With its standard two-fan form factor, it seamlessly fits most cases, allowing for easy plug-and-play installation, excluding mini-ITX.
For fans of "Spidey," there's a limited edition bundle called Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, including the RTX 4060 GPU along with various extras like customizable fan emblems, a Ztorm figure blind box, and more.
Lastly, we have the simplest option: the Solo variant. It boasts a single fan, a full black design that is devoid of any lighting or gimmicks. This card alone is sufficient to inject some Ada Lovelace sauce into your rig that is otherwise unable to handle anything than a dual-slot single-fan GPU.
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For Palit, the Dual and StormX series will be taking the job this time around.
True to its name, the Dual series incorporates two 95mm fans and strategically placed cut-outs on the backplate to enhance cooling and reduce noise. All of this is elegantly housed within a sleek black shroud.
For those looking to personalize their GPUs, special cover/backplate files are available for download, enabling users to 3D print their own and add unique colors or artwork—a dream come true for custom DIY builders.
As for the mini-ITX enthusiasts, the StormX series features a compact design measuring only 170mm in length, equipped with a single fan. Despite its smaller size, cooling is not an issue, thanks to the board's power consumption of approximately 115W.
Moving to ZOTAC GAMING's side, the Twin Edge OC White Edition features an elegant snow-white design with subtle RGB accents at the back for a touch of gentle lighting. With its standard two-fan form factor, it seamlessly fits most cases, allowing for easy plug-and-play installation, excluding mini-ITX.
For fans of "Spidey," there's a limited edition bundle called Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, including the RTX 4060 GPU along with various extras like customizable fan emblems, a Ztorm figure blind box, and more.
Lastly, we have the simplest option: the Solo variant. It boasts a single fan, a full black design that is devoid of any lighting or gimmicks. This card alone is sufficient to inject some Ada Lovelace sauce into your rig that is otherwise unable to handle anything than a dual-slot single-fan GPU. 
