First Mini-ITX GeForce RTX 30 graphics cards are here

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 series in a Mini-ITX form factor

Manufacturers have unveiled the first Mini-ITX graphics cards based on NVIDIA Ampere architecture.

MSI announced its AERO ITX series (OC and non-OC) variants at CES 2021. The company has not yet listed the graphics card on their website, but the first picture of the card was attached to the press release. We have not seen the AERO series this much in the current generation, as those cards were usually based on a blower-type cooler design, with an exception for the ITX sub-series. The card appears to use standard display outputs and a single fan. MSI has not yet confirmed the clock speeds nor if the card has more than one 8 pin power connector, although it would have been surprising if it did.

Meanwhile, PALIT revealed its StormX model alongside the RTX 3060 Dual. Both cards feature NVIDIA reference clock speeds as well as default TGP and power connector configuration (1x 8pin). PALIT has not yet confirmed its plans for the OC variants.

At CES 2021, Gainward launched its Pegasus RTX 3060 video card. This model is a 2-slot design with a single fan that wider than the PCB itself. The card features a standard display output of three DisplayPort 1.4 and one HDMI 2.1. The RTX 3060 Pegasus is not overclocked and ships with a 1320 MHz base clock and 1777 Mhz boost clock.