Graphics Cards

Thanks to powerful Blackwell architecture and GPU cores, the RTX 5090 is undoubtedly one of the high-performing GPUs on the market. However, the flip side of this performance is the power requirement, making it one of the most power-hungry GPUs ever made. Needless to say, RTX 5090 generates a lot of heat, and if this heat remains unaddressed, it can lead to a reduction in clock speed, hurting the performance of this high-end NVIDIA GPU. Though GeForce RTX 5090 comes with an onboard cooling mechanism that may be a double or triple-slot solution, you must give serious consideration to which external cooling mechanism best serves your interest. In this regard, buyers have to decide between air-cooled RTX 5090 or liquid-cooled RTX 5090.

Both air and liquid-cooling solutions have pros and cons.

Over the years, the GeForce RTX 50 series has become extremely popular for its incredible and cutting-edge capabilities. Lower latency, improved graphics fidelity, significant AI power enhancement, DLSS4, and Multi-Frame Generation make graphics cards in this NVIDIA series a compelling choice for 3D artists, game developers, and filmmakers. 

Though NVIDIA graphics cards have always been the leaders in computer graphics technology, the RTX 50 series has further pushed the boundaries, substantially improving the ray-tracing, CUDA core performance, and cooling mechanism. They have found applications in a wide range of applications. 

In comparison with the earlier RTX 40 and RTX 30 series, these latest NVIDIA graphics cards have shown