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

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Okay, so Inno3D is doing something a bit different now, and honestly, I’m kinda here for it. They’re offering their GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 graphics cards in these single-slot water-cooled, iChill Frostbite Pro varieties. I mean, who knew we’d be excited about the number of slots?

This line, the iChill Frostbite Pro, originally had these dual-slot configurations. Designed by Alphacool, which let’s be honest, sounds cool and fancy (pun intended), they’ve let people really geek out with their water-cooling stuff. Now, because some enthusiasts (translation: people who are way too into this) begged for it, Inno3D decided to jump on the single-slot design train.

So, picture this: the new design rocks the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 bubbles. But wait, there’s more! They’ve ditched the acrylic waterblock — thank you, next — for a non-acrylic one. This means you could theoretically pile four of these bad boys into a custom-loop setup. Just imagine the graphics performance! Like, it could probably handle my chaos that I call video editing without even sweating.

There’s this carbon fiber texture on the waterblock front, which… I can’t decide if it feels futuristic or just another thing I need to dust. And the connectors are moved to the back. Surprise! No more cables crisscrossed like a spy movie laser grid. It even has a custom backplate to, you know, keep things cool on the flip side.

I chatted with someone from Inno3D — fancy, right? — and they hinted at giving a little boost to the clock speeds for both cards. A bit more pricey though, but when isn’t that the case, really?

Oh, and since I’m all over the place, there’s Alphacool again. They showed off some other coolers like Apex and Core. Sidebar: they also flaunted a cooler just like the one used in iChill Frostbite Pro. Keeping it in the family, I guess.

Anyway, back to Inno3D. They’re still tweaking their waterblock thingy, so no prices or drop dates just yet. But hey, I’ll keep you posted once they decide to spill the beans.