What does $ 2500 GPU get you? A look at the RTX 5090 with Liquid Cooling of MSI

If you can afford a $ 2000 RTX 5090 Graphics card – And you can find one – You can probably afford even more expensive. So why not go out with all, with liquid cooling, AIO-sport superstructure? Greet my not -so little friend MSI GeForce RTX 5090 Suprim Liquid. Adam and Will check it in PCWorld YouTube.

Most OEM card designs only change the original GPU specification, maybe with fine overclocking or additional design or two. Not here. Suprim is a complete setting with liquid cooling, complete with an accompanying 360 mm radiator and triple fans in the “Everything in One” configuration. In a word he is a beast. This is also $ 2500, although it is mainly mainly sold out everywhereS While the card itself is a little short as it can unload a lot of its cooling hardware, it is a little more child than the elegant, Founder’s edition with two slotsS

Other design features include the even aluminum body and the Silent/Gaming manual hardware switch and a little RGB Bling. At a very cool touch (ha!), The fans power cables move up through the coolant line, so you just have to turn on the PSU Power Rails in the map itself … although it needs a huge four of them Included in the 12V-6 × 6 adapter. Fans can be replaced and powered with standard pins if you prefer another brand.

Ok, for now, so expensive. But is this card actually better performing better than the RTX 5090 stock founder’s edition? And this is a cooler or more ticho with this liquid cooling? Performing it with a full range of indicators using the factory speeds of the clock, the MSI card received a little reduction in improvement in most tests – at least two or three percent. The most dramatic difference was on Cyberpunk 2077 4K RT Overdrive Test, it received 140 frames per second compared to 130 NVIDIA frames. 7.6 percent improvement. Of course, this beast can easily handle overclocking if you want to press the frames even faster.

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Okay, but what about noise and heat? With a quick and gloomy adjustment in a quiet soundtrack studio, the AIO setting is significantly quieter under load than the stock card only (especially with some added winding). The fans and the pump are sound, for sure, but this will be a significant difference in the closed case of a computer. Your processor cooler – whether it is air or liquid – will probably exceed the noise of Suprim. You may be able to get it even more with more premium fans.

What about cooling? Okay, it’s actually dramatically more cool. With an open bench under load with Cyberpank Test, he showed 55-60 Celsius, compared to about 70 for the NVIDIA card in the same test. Impressive. Most impressive. Although it should be noted that it draws a little more power than the standard card thanks to the additional fans and a pump, 734 watts under load against 712. Given that extracting Monster power on the main card, not too much, for To worry.

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