The recent release from Palit presents the GeForce RTX 4070 Ti GamingPro White OC Limited Edition, characterized by a unique all-white exterior contrasted by a traditionally black PCB.

 Notably, a similar design, perhaps with the same cooling system, was previously seen in Palit's RTX 4080 SKU, launched and distributed in the preceding December. Diverging from Palit's typical dark gray or black graphics card designs, this iteration may indicate an evolving design philosophy for the company. Although termed "Limited Edition," Palit has yet to elucidate the specifics behind this categorization. Industry speculation hints that this launch might commemorate Palit's 35th anniversary in the PC sector. Japanese media insights suggest that the card's availability in Japan might not be as restricted as its nomenclature suggests.

Technically speaking, the Palit RTX 4070 Ti GamingPro White OC Limited Edition employs a triple-fan cooling mechanism, occupying 2.5 slots and measuring 32.8 cm in length. It mandates power from either a 12VHWPR cable or dual standard 8-pin cables using an adapter. The card operates with a boosted clock rate of 2670 MHz, signifying an overclocking increase of 2.3%. Adhering to a TDP of 285W, it aligns with the benchmarks set for this model. Built on the AD104 GPU architecture, the card encompasses 7680 CUDA cores and boasts 12GB of GDDR6X memory operating across a 192-bit interface. In juxtaposition, this edition distinguishes itself from the Black Edition variant, further underscoring the breadth of Palit's graphics card range.

Palit GeForce RTX 4070 Ti GamingPro White OC LE commemorating its 35th anniversary