Wednesday, July 24th 2013

Leadtek Unveils WinFast GeForce GTX 770 Hurricane III

Leadtek unveiled its premium non-reference design GeForce GTX 770 graphics card, the WinFast GTX 770 Hurricane III (model: WFGTX770-2GD5DF3). The card combines what looks like the old GeForce GTX 680 reference PCB with 5 phases enabled; with a custom design cooling solution. The cooler uses a large aluminum fin stack to which heat from the GPU is fed by five copper heat pipes, of which two are 8 mm-thick, and three 6 mm-thick. A pair of 85 mm fans ventilate the heatsink. The card ships with a tiny factory-overclock of 1159 MHz core, 1111 MHz GPU Boost, and an untouched 7.00 GHz memory. It features 2 GB of memory across a 256-bit wide GDDR5 memory interface. Leadtek didn't reveal pricing.
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9 Comments on Leadtek Unveils WinFast GeForce GTX 770 Hurricane III

#1
Shou Miko
when i first saw it for a quick second i was like, that looks like a Asus DirectCU II cooler :laugh:

which is actually a good cooler ^^
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#2
RCoon
puma99dk|when i first saw it for a quick second i was like, that looks like a Asus DirectCU II cooler :laugh:

which is actually a good cooler ^^
Damn, you're right, excluding the colour scheme it is almost the same. No complaints though, its a great cooler, just wonder about the price. Not heard of Leadtek before, at least not in the UK anyway.
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#3
alwayssts
The card ships with a tiny factory-overclock of 1159 MHz core, 1111 MHz GPU Boost
Finally! Honesty from an AIB...The thing runs at the boost clock except when it can't and turbos down to the slower clock.

...or maybe just a typo...

Probably the second option...but still. I prefer this wording. :D
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#4
Shou Miko
RCoonDamn, you're right, excluding the colour scheme it is almost the same. No complaints though, its a great cooler, just wonder about the price. Not heard of Leadtek before, at least not in the UK anyway.
my last Leadtek card was a 7900GT but that's long ago :laugh:
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#5
ViperXTR
many years ago, leadtek was pretty popular in our region for graphics cards and tv tuners, then it seems that it had disappeared
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#6
HumanSmoke
ViperXTRmany years ago, leadtek was pretty popular in our region for graphics cards and tv tuners, then it seems that it had disappeared
They still are a popular selling brand in my country (New Zealand), albeit a range of basic reference cards at reference clocks - a far cry from their 8800 Ultra Leviathan days- and more usually associated (along with PNY) with pro Quadro and Tesla cards.
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#7
Primalz
:rockout: I remember getting my Leadtek FX5200 and scoring a free copy of Gunmetal, bloody long time ago that was.
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#8
NeoXF
Whoa... Leadtek... nice to see them with something new and interesting again...
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#9
1c3d0g
Man! Leadtek was one of the first back then with crazy overclocks (and great reliability), way before XFX and others...I have fond memories of them. Great to hear they're still around. :toast:
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