Inno3D Enhances RTX 50 Lineup with Liquid-Cooled RTX 5090 & RTX 5080 iChill Frostbite Pro, Featuring Single-Slot Designs

Sure thing, let me give this a whirl.

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So, here’s the thing with Inno3D. They’re kinda flipping the script with their GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080. You know, those fancy graphics cards? Well, now they’re doing these iChill Frostbite Pro versions, and get this—single-slot, not dual anymore. Honestly, not entirely sure why this got to me, but here we are, right?

Anyway—no, hold up—so these folks over at Inno3D, they worked with Alphacool (ever heard of them? They’re big in the cooling game) and they made some waves with their existing dual-slot coolers for these cards. But, because some enthusiasts seem to have whispered loudly enough, they’re now cooking up these sleeker, single-slot ones. I mean, does going into the AI/Workstation lane need this? Maybe. Who knows.

So, just like the older models, the new iChill Frostbite Pro is staying all cool and stylish for both the RTX 5090 and 5080. Swanky carbon fiber texture on the front, connectors—all realigned to the back. Feels like playing Tetris with tech sometimes. Anyway, now you could, theoretically, cram four of these into a setup. Wild, huh? Oh, and they didn’t forget to bump up the clock speeds a bit for those looking for an extra edge. But guess what? Prices are nudged up too. Surprisingly, not shocked.

Oh, by the way, I chatted with somebody at Inno3D—I say ‘chat’ but more like I listened while they waxed on about their custom PCBs and display outputs. Tried my best to look interested. Also, Alphacool is showing off some other coolers like Apex and Core. Why did I notice this? Beats me.

If you’re itching for these new cards—price tags and release dates are kinda still floating around in mystery land. Inno3D is sort of fine-tuning things like a high school band before a big performance. So if I hear more, you’ll be the first to know. Or not. We’ll see.

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There you go, a slightly chaotic take!