Contrary to last year’s Palit showcase at Computex, this year’s booth is much more exciting and massive – complete with a huge mockup of their graphics card along with a bottomless serving of Taiwanese cerveza. A perfect theme for a celebratory comeback, I suppose.
Now there’s nothing new from NVIDIA (aside from industrial scale Blackwell products) so Palit’s showcase is more about their current offerings in the market – with collaborations and a few additions to their RTX 40 series products.
RTX 3050 KalmX
The RTX 3050 KalmX is built upon the entry level GeForce RTX 3050 GPU, with 6 GB of GDDR6 VRAM. The GPU itself is power efficient, running at just 70 W so it is totally able to get power from the PCIe slot alone – thus enabling Palit to passively cool the card. Core specification includes 2304 CUDA cores and 1470 MHz boost clock. Connectivity options includes Dual-Link DVI, HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort DP1.4a. This is a tiny card and should fit the bill for a silent SFF budget gaming PC build.
RTX 4070 and 4060 Infinity
If the option to go all white on your build is a foreseeable future, Palit also offers white RTX 40 series graphics cards with their Infinity 2 series. Pictured here is the Palit RTX 4060 Infinity 2 with its 0 dB capable 95 mm twin fans. The rear shroud appears to borrow the design of their Dual series graphics card so it might be customizable via their Palit Maker 3D printable designs.
Palit x LYNK+ Liquid Cooled RTX 4090
One of Palit’s main attractions is their partnership with LYNK+, a German brand specializing in cooling solutions. Pictured below are is the Palit RTX 4090 hooked or should I say cladded in the LYNK+ cooling system. This comes with quick connectors, and a beefy pre-filled radiator.
The LINK+ also comes with a mini display as seen on their mockup – though this must be a prototype based on their current offering.
Palit Maker Contest Winner
Palit also showcased the winner of their Maker Contest at Computex. This is a massive diorama with a little bit of graphics card if you squint hard enough. Kidding aside, this is a craftsman’s work.
Palit at Computex made a huge comeback this year. I expect they will continue that with more promotions, collaboration and new products – especially with NVIDIA Blackwell just around the corner.
