InZone, a Chinese graphics card manufacturer, has announced three new RTX 40-series graphics cards with a unique design that hides the power connectors inside the card. The RTX 4070, RTX 4060 Ti, and RTX 4060 Twin X2 / OC White Edition graphics cards all feature a hidden 8-pin PCIe power connector on the back of the card. This design is intended to simplify cable management and improve the overall aesthetic of the build.
The hidden power connectors are accessed by a small hatch on the back of the card. The hatch can be opened and closed with a screw, and it provides easy access to the power connectors without having to route cables through the front of the case.
InZone says that the hidden power connectors are a patented design, and they believe that the design has the potential to revolutionize cable management in the PC industry. The company has not yet announced a release date for the three graphics cards, but they are expected to be available in the coming months.
There are several potential benefits to the hidden power connectors on the InZone RTX 40-series graphics cards. First, the design can simplify cable management. With the power connectors hidden on the back of the card, there is no need to route cables through the front of the case. This can make it easier to keep the build neat and tidy.
Second, the hidden power connectors can improve the overall aesthetic of the build. By hiding the power connectors, the card can have a cleaner, more streamlined look. This can be especially beneficial in builds that use a white or light-colored theme.
InZone has not yet announced a release date or pricing for the three graphics cards with hidden power connectors. However, the company says that they are expected to be available in the coming months.
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