Palit GeForce RTX 5090 GAMEROCK NE75090019R5-GB2020G 32GB GDDR7 512-Bit PCIe 5.0 Desktop Graphics Card

Really impressed with the build quality. Card runs quiet and the temperatures only got up to 79C on GPU and 86C on memory with fans purring at 57% during 544 seconds of a max 100% GPU load doing AI inference. In a game, the card is even cooler. The RGB looks great as well. Even though the card is the cheapest of the 5090s, it doesn't feel cheap at all. The provided foot to prevent sag works really well, easy to set up and install for any size case. No coil whine either. Overall just really impressed and no complaints.

I have had the GPU for a week now and I am quite impressed. The look is actually good and I have had no problems with overheating or burnt cables, blackouts etc. The temperatures sit at 75 C maximum with having used a custom fan curve. This leaves space for some overclocking, so temps are good. The black backplate and logo look nice with the RGB

I have come from a 3080 TI Galax HOF so there is a big jump in performance. I don't see any reason to go with other expensive partner cards, as the cards perform very similarly. Would highly recommend this card

Thanks to Wootware for having this more affordable option in 5090 class, I only had to sell one kidney for this one. I moved up from an RTX 3090 and it makes a huge difference to what is possible in VR. MSFS 2024 on ultra using Quest 3 and Steam VR app with 170% resolution scaling, runs smooth as silk and the visuals are so clear. I am easily able to max out the vram of 32GB when increasing the resolution further, but this card makes possible what is not with lower tier cards. No smoking power connector so far. Half Life Alex at 200% scaling with PSVR2 looks amazing with the increase in detail.

This is a fantastic GPU, beautiful and built like a tank. It's also quite heavy but, thankfully a decent GPU support bracket is included to prevent any sagging.
The RGB is quite flashy, if you're into that. Luckily, the Palit ThunderMaster tool allows for quick and painless management of the RGB, but you can also pass it through to be managed by the motherboard using an included RGB connector. ThunderMaster may be ugly as sin, but it's quite functional and lightweight.

In terms of temps, the card peaks at around 75C in my setup (Phanteks G500), and runs fairly quiet.

Yes, the 5090 is somewhat overpriced, but considering there's nothing else close (except the 4090), you do get what you pay for - the best available GPU on the market, now with 32GB of VRAM. This one might be worth the price if it has some staying power - time will tell.

One note, the 12VHP connector is placed above the radiator vents on card, which is fine, but if you let the cable hang down, it will get extremely hot - which might lead to melting. I switched mine over, so it now comes in from the top of the card and heat is no longer an issue, the cables now only get slightly warm even after 3 hours of gaming.

Pics and reviews don't do this GPU justice, looks much better up close with nice RGB. Temperatures sit between 75 and 78 degrees and is silent in my NV7. I can hardly hear the GPU. Power consumption hovers around 500watts except for heavy ray tracing games like Cyberpunk were it does get closer to the Power Limit.Its expensive but if you want the fastest GPU ever made, you have to pay for it.