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NVIDIA did not introduce new video cards at Computex 2024, but showcased many technologies that can help gamers. The company revealed a new standard for compact PCs supported by manufacturers, created an AI assistant for complex games, enabled automatic GPU overclocking in its program, and allowed the use of the AV1 codec for game recording at 120 FPS in SDR and HDR formats.
NVIDIA is launching the SFF-Ready Enthusiast GeForce Card program. This provides instructions and recommendations for building compact PCs with RTX 40 video cards for gamers and enthusiasts, supported by major hardware manufacturers. Various companies are participating in this program, including NVIDIA's motherboard partners, case manufacturers, power supply providers, and other component developers working together to meet specific standards.
NVIDIA offers a list of compatible cases with compatible GeForce cards for enthusiasts. According to the instructions, the minimum graphics processor meeting the specifications is the RTX 4070, with requirements indicating a maximum card thickness of 2.5 slots (50mm), measuring 304mm in length and 151mm in width.
As mentioned, all listed cards and case dimensions are closely matched, making it relatively easy to integrate them with other recommended system components. The list also includes some spoilers, such as the Palit Infinity 3 video cards, which have not been released yet. The list does not include any RTX 4060 models, as NVIDIA considers these cards basic and not powerful enough for enthusiasts.
Recommended SFF specifications are not focused on the Mini-ITX form factor. Video card manufacturer pages will soon be updated with the "SFF-Ready Enthusiast GeForce Cards" designation, while cases will be labeled as "Compatible with SFF-Ready Enthusiast GeForce Cards."
Translated and paraphrased content taken from https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/small-form-factor-sff-ready/
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