MSI GeForce RTX 5090 Lighting Z Graphics Card Showcased @ CES 2026 - 40-Phase VRM & 2,500 W XOC BIOS скачать в хорошем качестве

MSI GeForce RTX 5090 Lighting Z Graphics Card Showcased @ CES 2026 - 40-Phase VRM & 2,500 W XOC BIOS

PRODUCT FROM OFFCIAL STORE & AMAZON : https://amzn.to/3Ng3EHg At the 2026 International CES show, MSI unveiled its most powerful GPU creation to date: GeForce RTX 5090 Lightning Z GPU. Coming as a fully custom PCB design, the board carries an GB202 GPU of the RTX 5090 with a factory boost clock of 2,730 MHz, and an "Extreme Performance" OC profile of 2,775 MHz. This results in the fastest LN2 GeForce RTX 5090 GPU ever, reaching as high as 3,742 MHz when put thought the hands of professional overclockers. Fully enabling this is the 40-phase VRM design that can provide smooth voltage curve needed to feed the GPU, with a maximum power rating of 800 W out of the box, while the "Extreme" power preset mode gives it a 1000 W power envelope on the 360 mm AIO water cooling. The card is powered by dual 16-pin 12V-2x6 power connectors, each giving the maximum of 600 W. MSI has used the 28 Gbps Samsung GDDR7 modules, which can be overclocked to 36 Gbps on LN2, and probably at 30+ Gbps on the standard watercooling. In its regular form factor that comes from the factory, MSI has made the GPU appear as a small tablet device with its big screen. All you see is the yellow theme of the card and two tubes connected to the 360 mm radiator that dissipates a kilowatt of heat. In addition to the massive radiator, the GPU is covered in full-copper cold plate that entirely covers the 3 oz copper PCB, cooling the GPU, VRMs, and memory for a true all-in-one cooling. The pictures follow below. Overclockers like TSAIK achieved the impressive 3,742 MHz GPU clock speed through a series of modifications. Firstly, an XOC BIOS, likely provided by MSI exclusively for professional overclockers, was essential. These experts also modified the power input for the card, as it exceeds the capacity of the dual 12V-2x6 power connectors. Additionally, they utilized multiple high-capacity power supplies to support this setup. The extensive engineering involved in the PCB design allows the GPU to sustain multi-kilowatt loads. Additionally, only LN2 is capable of taming 2.5 kW of power in such a high density. For us mere mortals, MSI recommends a power supply with a capacity of 1600 W, providing ample room for basic overclocking. While pricing is currently unknown, the card will be made in 1,300 samples only, so don't expect it to come cheap. TechPowerUp will soon have a detailed review of the card, including performance testing for your pleasure. ↪ ⚠If someone has any problem with this video and want to remove this video from my channel then before give me strike contact me I will definitely delete this video⚠ ➡️ contact:- bharat9638050224@gmail.com #TheTechLegend #msi #ces2026