Cooler Master's custom GeForce RTX 5080 graphics card is one of the biggest RTX 50 custom models on the market, which is only sold in pre-built PCs.
Cooler Master May Just Have The Chonkiest GeForce RTX 5080 Custom Model Out There, Even Bigger Than ASUS's ROG Astral
The existence of Cooler Master's custom RTX 50 series cards is no mystery, as the company displayed them during CES 2025 but while the cards are not yet on sale individually, they are integrated within custom PCs being sold in China and the design of these cards is outstanding.
Starting with the design, the Cooler Master GeForce RTX 5080 custom design has a height of over 90mm, much higher than the 76mm height of the ROG Astral and SUPRIM SOC designs from ASUS and MSI, respectively. The card features a large metal frame on the back, a huge shroud, and hosts a massive heatsink that is cooled by three large fans on the front.
As for RGB, users will have the option to select between RGB and non-RGB variants, but it's the fan design that is the most interesting for this particular variant. Cooler Master lets you change the fans on these cards through an easy install/remove feature, and you can add your choice of fans to the card. Say you want the latest Noctua fans or those from other manufacturers. This card gives you the option to do so.
Other than that, you get a solid metal backplate on the back, and five display outputs which include two HDMI and three DP ports, along with a large circular cut-out that vents air out of the back. For power, Cooler Master relies on a single 16-pin connector that should be enough to feed the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 GPU.
As for pricing, there's no word on that, but the graphics card is sold in pre-built PCs in China, which means that it is being produced, albeit in smaller quantities. Maybe we will get to see a retail launch globally soon for this monster design.
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