This RTX 5090 graphics card draws up to 800W and looks like a model from 2008
Asus has unveiled a retro-looking graphics card that draws up to 800W, a significant increase of 200W over its predecessors. The design resembles older models, which could alienate modern gamers seeking aesthetic innovation. While performance is top-tier, the reliance on both a proprietary BTF connector and a standard 16-pin input raises concerns about power supply compatibility. - This makes it potentially the most powerful consumer graphics card yet. - However, the sheer power draw may lead to heating issues and increased energy costs. The introduction of a see-through 720Hz tandem OLED gaming monitor alongside it showcases Asus's commitment to pushing boundaries. The balance between performance and design could be a contentious topic among enthusiasts. For more details, read more.