NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Custom Models: A Roundup of Stunning Designs from Leading AIBs

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 is officially here, and leading AIBs (Add-In-Board partners) have unleashed a dazzling array of custom models, each pushing the limits of cooling, performance, and aesthetics. While NVIDIA's Founders Edition sets a sleek standard with its compact design, custom models from partners like ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, and others promise enhanced capabilities and jaw-dropping designs. Let’s dive into what each manufacturer has to offer for this $1999 flagship GPU.

ASUS: ROG Astral & TUF Gaming Excellence

  • ROG Astral Air-Cooled: A bold quad-fan design with three front fans and one rear fan for maximum airflow.

  • ROG Astral LC (Liquid-Cooled): Hybrid cooling with a 360mm AIO radiator for superior thermal management.

  • TUF Gaming: A robust triple-fan, triple-slot design offering a balance between performance and durability.

MSI: SUPRIM, Gaming Trio, and Vanguard Powerhouses

  • SUPRIM Air & Liquid: Air-cooled models with a quad-slot design, and liquid-cooled versions with a 360mm radiator for enthusiasts.

  • Gaming Trio & Vanguard: Triple-fan, 3.5-slot designs tailored for high-end gamers.

  • Ventus: A more affordable 3-slot option, maintaining excellent cooling performance.

Gigabyte: AORUS Xtreme Waterforce and More

  • Xtreme Waterforce & Waterblock: Liquid-cooling solutions for silent operation and top-tier performance.

  • Master ICE: A sleek, high-performance triple-fan design.

  • Gaming OC & Windforce OC: Reliable performers with improved cooling.

GALAX: Minimalist and Powerful

  • 1-Click OC Edition: A straightforward triple-slot design with ARGB fans for customization and solid performance.

PNY: High-End Simplicity

  • Standard and ARGB Variants: Both feature a triple-slot, triple-fan layout, with ARGB adding a touch of flair. Known for sticking close to MSRP, PNY offers great value.

ZOTAC: AMP Extreme Infinity & SOLID Series

  • AMP Extreme Infinity: Features a massive RGB diffuser for stunning lighting effects.

  • SOLID Series: Triple-fan, triple-slot designs with robust cooling capabilities.

Colorful: Neptune, Vulcan, and Advanced

  • Neptune: A striking white liquid-cooled design with a 360mm radiator.

  • Vulcan & Advanced: Solid triple-fan, triple-slot options with unique aesthetics.

Palit & Gainward: Vibrant and Stealthy

  • Palit GameRock: A quad-slot design with RGB diffusers for a unique look.

  • Gainward Phantom GS: All-black triple-fan cooling in a 3.2-slot design for a stealthy appearance.

Pricing and Availability

  • The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 will hit shelves on January 30, 2025, with a base MSRP of $1999 USD.

  • Custom models will vary in pricing, with high-end options commanding a premium.

Which of these designs catches your eye? Are you opting for a sleek Founders Edition or going all-in on a custom AIB model? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

Angel Morales

Founder and lead writer at Duck-IT Tech News, and dedicated to delivering the latest news, reviews, and insights in the world of technology, gaming, and AI. With experience in the tech and business sectors, combining a deep passion for technology with a talent for clear and engaging writing

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