Palit GeForce RTX 4060 Dual Review 27

Palit GeForce RTX 4060 Dual Review

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Packaging

Package Front
Package Back


The Card

Graphics Card Front
Graphics Card Back
Graphics Card Front Angled

Palit's card uses plastic for both the cooler shroud and the backplate. There's a big cutout to allow for airflow through the card.

Graphics Card Dimensions

Dimensions of the card are 25.0 x 12.0 cm, and it weighs 632 g.

Graphics Card Height
Graphics Card Back Angled

Installation requires two slots in your system.

Monitor Outputs, Display Connectors

Display connectivity includes three standard DisplayPort 1.4a ports and one HDMI 2.1a (same as Ampere).

The new 8th Gen NVENC now accelerates AV1 encoding, besides HEVC. You also get an "optical flow accelerator" unit that is able to calculate intermediate frames for videos, to smooth playback. The same hardware unit is used for frame generation in DLSS 3.

Graphics Card Power Plugs

Palit opted for a single 8-pin PCIe power connector, this configuration is good for up to 225 W.


While the GPU chip is physically PCIe x8, all other vendors are building their PCBs with a x16 wide connector, probably to make the card look better. Palit on the other hand is saving some money by making a smaller connector with fewer traces, but this still enables the full functionality of the card.

Teardown

Graphics Card Cooler Front
Graphics Card Cooler Back

The thermal solution on the Palit RTX 4060 Dual uses two heatpipes. The main heatsink also provides cooling for the memory chips and VRM circuitry.


The backplate is made of plastic and protects the card against damage during installation and handling.
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