At CES, we learned that NVIDIA was allowing its partners to adopt a heat sink design similar to that of its Founders Edition. As a reminder, the brand introduced a specific heat sink with two fans whose airflow passed through the card, while a small PCB sat in the center of the card. The ASUS RTX 5090 ProArt takes up this concept, but with a design specific to the series. This is the card we’re going to talk about today, as ASUS has posted the product sheet for its model online!
RTX 5090 ProArt: a product sheet available online!
This graphics card is the largest model in the ProArt series, as it features the RTX 5090 GPU. The whole thing also benefits from a sleek and understated design. The card is black with gold trim and a wood-effect finish on the edge, where the “GeForce RTX” logo is located.
In terms of dimensions, this is a relatively compact model. It is 304 mm long and 140 mm high. Finally, in terms of thickness, we know that the card occupies 2.5 slots in a case. It can therefore be installed in one of the so-called ” SFF ” cases, such as a Lian Li Q58, for example.
ASUS has refined the cooling system, which features a large vapor chamber to cool the GPU and memory. Liquid metal is used as a thermal interface material to efficiently transfer the heat emitted by these components. Two 115 mm diameter fans are responsible for providing the airflow needed to cool the card.
The card benefits from factory overclocking, as its GPU will run at 2512 MHz in boost mode, a frequency gain of 105 MHz compared to the reference frequencies. In terms of connectivity, the power supply is 12V-2×6, and there is a USB-C port in addition to two DisplayPorts and an HDMI port.
We don’t know the retail price yet, but we’re curious.
Check out the ASUS product sheet here!
