MSI GTX 780 Lightning Graphics Card Pictured

MSI’s GTX 780 Lightning Graphics card has been pictured over at HardwareZone but was later redacted, thankfully the good guys over at WCCFTech have managed to keep a hold on these pictures. They reveal exactly what MSI’s GTX 780 Lightining graphics card looks like so we can get a fuller look at the new card from MSI. The card uses a “TriFrozr” cooling design of a pair of 100mm fans on either side and a yellow 80mm fan at the centre. These cool a dense aluminium heatsink stack with seven 8mm “SuperPipes”. The TriFrozr cooler also uses digital PWM controls and MSI’s dust removal technology.

This beast of a card is powered by a pair of 8 pin PCIe connectors to a mammoth 16+3+1 phase VRM. This VRM uses DrMOS 4 components with higher efficiency and more power stability.

At the heart of the system is a  GK110-300-A2 GPU and MSI’s reactor module on the back feeding it additional clean and stable power. The card also uses a backplate.

Display outputs are all gold plated and include a pair of DVI ports, HDMI and DisplayPort. This card of course supports Nvidia Surround technology.

The source reported a price of $1000+ Singapore Dollars which is about $800 USD. We will of course endeavour to get this card in for a review but in the meantime we encourage you to check out the full article at WCCFTech if you want all the nitty-gritty details about the upcoming MSI flagship.

Images courtesy of HardwareZone via WCCFTech