Sycom Has Presented Ultra-Quiet Graphics Cards with Noctua Coolers: the Silent Master Graphics Series Based on RTX 50

Japanese company Sycom has unveiled a new line of Silent Master Graphics graphics cards, designed with a focus on minimal noise levels. The new products are based on NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 series graphics processors — RTX 5070 Ti (16 GB), RTX 5070 (12 GB), and RTX 5060 Ti (16 GB) — and are equipped with a cooling system developed jointly with Noctua and Nagao Manufacturing.

The main feature of the new models is the ultra-quiet operation of the fans, which is maintained even under high load. At a time when most users are tired of the “roar of a vacuum cleaner” under their desk, Sycom offers a solution with a noise level of 19.9 to 35.9 dBA, which is comparable to a whisper or a quiet conversation.

Noctua Technology: Fans You Can't Hear

The flagship RTX 5070 Ti is equipped with two well-known Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM fans, providing a balance between cooling and noise. The RTX 5070 model uses a modified LS-PWM fan with reduced speed, while the most compact RTX 5060 Ti is equipped with NF-A9x14 PWM fans.

The measured acoustic pressure values confirm the effectiveness:

• RTX 5070 Ti — 35.9 dBA;
• RTX 5070 — 34.9 dBA;
• RTX 5060 Ti — 19.9 dBA per fan;

In comparison, standard RTX 5070 Ti models can reach over 50 dBA under load.

The quietness comes at the cost of increased dimensions. The cooler on the RTX 5070 Ti takes up almost 4 expansion slots (3.8), and the RTX 5070 takes up 3.5 slots. The most compact model, the RTX 5060 Ti, occupies 2.5 slots. These dimensions make installation a difficult task, especially in small cases.

However, none of the models have been factory overclocked. The frequencies correspond to the reference ones: RTX 5070 Ti — 2295/2452 MHz, and RTX 5070 — 2325/2512 MHz.

All cards use GDDR7 memory with a bandwidth of 28 Gb/s.

Only in Assembly: The Cards Will Not Be Available for Retail Sale

The new Silent Master Graphics series is available exclusively as part of custom PCs assembled through the configurator on the Sycom website. This approach saves the end user from compatibility issues and the placement of a massive cooler — Sycom engineers will take care of that.

The company is clearly targeting this series at enthusiasts who value silence, professionals, and those who appreciate not so much the “wow effect” of frequencies as quiet, stable performance in everyday tasks.