PNY showcases its brand-new GeForce RTX 5090 & RTX 5080 Iron Core series, along with super-tiny GeForce RTX 5060 designs with a single fan.
PNY Has It All: Over 3-Slots & All-Chrome GeForce RTX 5090 / 5080 GPUs, Mini-ITX RTX 5060 Series & 5070 Ti Silver
PNY is celebrating its 40th anniversary with the unveiling of its brand new Iron Core series graphics cards. These new designs are reminiscent of the existing high-end RTX 50 series cards, but they are all chrome this time and look insanely premium. Plus, both the GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 Iron Core graphics cards are decked out with RGB LEDs, a triple-fan design, powerful PCB layouts, and measure 3-slots in thickness.
Each card is equipped with a single 16-pin (12V-2x6) connector and, while the current designs can be a fingerprint magnet, this is only the case with the engineering samples displayed at the booth, since PNY has stated that they will have a special type of coating on the release variant that will keep fingerprints off the chrome body.
In addition to the high-end models, there's also the PNY GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Iron Core, which makes use of a blower-style design and comes in an accessible 2-slot design. This card also comes with a full-coverage back plate, and due to its positioning towards the AI segment, it doesn't feature any RGB, but the chrome does look nice. Jensen Huang visited the PNY booth to sign off on these three cards, so these three units will definitely be worth a lot. Also, the Iron Core series will have a limited edition run, so expect them to cost plenty of $.
Moving on, PNY is also displaying its new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 series graphics cards, with one being the dual-fan variant, which we also saw with the 5060 Ti, and then we have the 5060 Single GPU design, which comes in a Mini-ITX-friendly, dual-slot, and single-fan design. This card is really tiny and features an 8-pin connector interface to the booth. The pricing for this model is said to be at the same level as the MSRP of $299 US. These are definitely some interesting designs from PNY, and we look forward to seeing the Iron Core series on the market later this year.
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