Japanese manufacturer Sycom has launched the RTX 4080 Super graphics card as part of its G-Master Hydro series. This cutting-edge graphics card features an additional proprietary liquid cooling technology, which helps reduce both the temperature and fan noise during high loads. The RTX 4080 Super stands out with its integrated water-cooling solution.
The water cooling system utilized here is
developed in partnership with industry leader Asetek. This innovative cooling system,
paired with two Noctua NF-A12x25 ULN cooling fans, ensures optimal temperature
management even under heavy loads. Sycom claims that compared to traditional
air-cooled graphics cards, the hybrid cooling solution can reduce temperatures
by 10-15°C while maintaining quieter operation in higher loads.
Visually, the RTX 4080 Super bears a
striking resemblance to Renaissance’s Gallardo series, with a distinctive level
on the side that allows users to determine the tilt of the graphics card. This
attention to design detail adds both functionality and aesthetic appeal to the
card, enhancing its overall appeal to gamers and enthusiasts alike.
Sycom’s partnership with Asetek further
solidifies its position as a leading player in the gaming hardware industry. As
one of Asetek’s complete machine partners, Sycom leverages the company’s
integrated water cooling solutions in its G-Master Hydro series machines. This
collaboration underscores Sycom’s commitment to delivering high-performance,
reliable gaming systems tailored to the needs of enthusiasts.
When equipped with the G-Master Hydro
series machine, the graphics card is priced at 462k yen (US$ 3074) which is nearly
28k yen (US$ 188) more compared to the standard RTX 4080 version.
