Palit has some nice GeForce RTX 50 action going on at their booth with concept GameRock Diamond Edition & Tornado models shown.
Palit Shows Fan-Favorite GameRock Diamond Edition Concept Design For RTX 50 Series, RTX 5090 Tornado & Updated LYNK+ AIO Variant
Palit's recent GameRock design for the RTX 50 series is one of the most colorful designs we have seen with a wavy RGB-lit pattern on the front, but it looks like some users have been asking for a Diamond version, which we got to see on the last-generation GameRock series.
Well, it looks like Palit has listened to some of the feedback, and they have showcased a concept version of a new RTX 50 series GameRock Diamond Edition graphics card, which features a white shroud and diamond pattern on the front. The card is once again lit up by RGB LEDs and even has a white-colored backplate.
In addition to that, Palit has showcased another concept model, which is the GeForce RTX 5090 Tornado. This design looks very similar to the RTX 5090 Founders Edition and has a dual-fan design with two fans on the front, which push air out from the back. The features of this variant include a full-metal design, an exposed thermal solution that offers 360-degree heat dissipation, and all within a 2-slot design that measures 300mm in length and can handle up to 600W.
There's also the GeForce RTX 5090 LYNK+ design, which is a water-cooled variant. The card features a dual-slot design and has quick connectors that can be attached and removed by a single twist of an L-key. We saw the design last year on the RTX 4090, but this still being in the concept phase means that it will be sometime before we see it in action.
Last but not least, Palit has various 3D-printed models of its Gaming PRO lineup which are themed in Doom: The Dark Ages, Monster Hunter: Wilds and various different designs which can be seen above.
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