The boundaries of innovation are pushed through! MSI’s new RTX 4060 AERO ITX graphics card revealed for the first time

According to news on November 13, MSI recently released a much-anticipated graphics card-RTX 4060 AERO ITX. This graphics card offers powerful performance and a compact design. Equipped with 8GB of video memory, it is an ideal choice, especially for users with strict space requirements, because the length is only 167mm

In terms of appearance design, RTX 4060 AERO ITX uses a unique black and white combination. The main body is black with white lines and carbon fiber decoration, giving it a stylish and elegant appearance. In addition, the backplane adopts a full coverage design, which effectively protects the PCB board of the graphics card, while improving the strength and heat dissipation efficiency of the graphics card, providing users with more stable performance

According to my understanding, the new graphics card uses AD107- 400 GPU, with 3072 CUDA cores, a maximum frequency of 2475MHz, and 8GB 128bit 17Gbps GDDR6 memory, with an overall power consumption of only 115W. In terms of heat dissipation, this graphics card uses dual 6mm copper heat pipes, which effectively improves the heat dissipation effect by maximizing heat conduction from the surface of the base

In order to better dissipate heat, RTX 4060 AERO ITX is equipped with a single custom cooling fan. Compared with ordinary cooling fans, its unique curve design can generate greater airflow and air pressure, further improving cooling efficiency. In addition, the graphics card is equipped with three DisplayPort 1.4 interface and an HDMI 2.1 interface to meet users' diverse display output needs.

This MSI RTX 4060 AERO ITX graphics card has highlights in terms of performance and design, providing users with a better graphics card choice

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