As NVIDIA lifts the embargo on the GeForce RTX 5050 GPU, its board partners have started launching their custom editions, including Colorful, which is a Chinese AIB.
Colorful Intros Five Different RTX 5050 Designs Under iGame, COLORFIRE Meow ORG and Battle AX Series
NVIDIA's desktop GeForce RTX 5050 has been released and most of its board partners have unveiled their custom GPU editions. Colorful, which is bsaed in China, has launched its own designs under various families such as the popular iGame and Battle AX, as well as the MEOW-ORG. Three of them are dual fan GPUs while the other two feature a triple fan cooling solution for faster heat dissipation.
In the iGame lineup, Colorful has released the iGame GeForce RTX 5050 Ultra W OC 8GB-V and the iGame GeForce RTX 5050 Ultra W DUO OC 8GB-V. The former boasts a triple fan design while the latter has dual fan configuration. Except for the dimensions, they are basically the same in design, boasting 4+2 power phases and boost clock of 2647 MHz. The triple-fan card is longer with 314mm length while the DUO OC card is significantly smaller with a length of 243.5mm.
The iGame Ultra W GeForce RTX 5050 cards feature a "Hip-Hop" style and Graffiti RGB lighting on a white shroud for distinguished aesthetics and also has a One-Key overclock button at the I/O for quickly boosting the performance.
The next one is the COLORFIRE GeForce RTX 5050 MEOW-ORG DUO 8GB edition, featuring 3+2 power phases with a boost clock of 2497 MHz. It appears to be underclocked since the reference RTX 5050 has a 2571 MHz of boost. As for its design, it offers an orange and whilte color scheme, boasting cat-themed accents on the shroud and backplate. It's roughly the same dimensions as the Ultra W Duo OC and slightly less powerful due to lower clocks.
On the other hand, the Colorful Battle-AX series has more powerful editions such as the RTX 5050 Battle AX 8GB-V and RTX 5050 Battle AX DUO 8GB-V. These bring 2572 MHz of boost clock and a 3+2 power phase VRM. The Battle AX design is a triple-fan card and the Battle AX DUO boasts two fans. These GPUs boast a simple yet elegant black and red-themed shroud with high performance fans.
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