Palit Unveils Diamond Edition RTX 50 GameRock GPU: 5090 Tornado Features FE-Like Dual Flow-Through Design & 3D Printed Models Displayed

Alright, so I stumbled upon Palit’s booth at this tech shindig, and man, they’ve got some wild stuff happening with their GeForce RTX 50 lineup. Seriously, it’s like a neon light show mixed with pixel magic.

Okay, let’s dive in. They’ve got this GameRock Diamond Edition concept thing going on for the RTX 50 series, and it’s nuts. Wavy, RGB lights dancing all over it, like some kind of techno-rave. But hey, apparently folks were all “bring us diamonds!” since they loved it on the last lineup, I guess? So, Palit said, “Sure, why not,” and here we are.

So, picture this: a sparkling white cover, diamond vibes on the front, and yep—you guessed it—those rainbow LEDs. Oh, and there’s a white backplate too. Not that you’d really care about the back, but it’s there.

But that’s not all, folks. Enter the RTX 5090 Tornado. Sounds intense, right? And it kinda is. Looks like those fancy Founder’s Editions but with a twist—double fans on the front, pushing air out the back. It’s metal, like full-on steely stuff, with an open thermal design that’s like, “heat, be gone!” It’s slim though, 2-slots, pretty long (300mm), and can handle up to 600W. Which I’m guessing is a lot?

Also, there’s this RTX 5090 LYNK+ thing. Water-cooled, mind you. Dual-slot, with quick-connectors that you twist with some kind of L-key—feels like assembling a piece of IKEA furniture? They showed something like this for the RTX 4090 last year. No idea when we’ll actually see these babies in action though.

And oh, before I forget. They’ve got these 3D-printed models for their Gaming PRO lineup, themed like Doom: The Dark Ages and Monster Hunter: Wilds. Just wild designs. Honestly, it’s like someone’s gaming fantasy laid out in plastic.

Anyway—where was I? Right, so that’s some of the cool stuff. Worth a peek if flashy graphics cards do it for ya.