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ASUS Teases a New RTX 40 Series TUF Card

ASUS has teased a new Geforce RTX TUF graphics card to be announced on May 10th with a competition to win the card.

New ASUS Tuf Card and Competition

ASUS has tweeted that they will be revealing a new graphics card on May 10th alongside a competition to guess the chipset and card name for a chance to win the card. So let’s have a guess, I don’t think it is likely to be the RTX 4060 Ti as many people are guessing in the replies as we haven’t heard anything from NVIDIA yet and I doubt it would be ASUS’s choice to reveal the card and give it away several weeks before it is even expected to launch.

I believe it could be a new variant of one of the existing cards such as the 4070 but I don’t see that warranting a full live stream for just another 4070 model unless it was something themed and in partnership with another brand or game.

There are quite a few possibilities here so be sure to leave your thoughts under the tweet for a chance to win and be ready for the reveal on May 10th.

Jakob Aylesbury

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