The world's first crystal graphics card! GALAX RTX 5080 HOF Extreme graphics card pictures

Kuai Technology reported on November 1 that GALAX launched the RTX 5080 HOF Extreme graphics card. As a new generation of white flagship of the Hall of Fame series, this generation directly became the world's first crystal graphics card. Now this new product has arrived in our review room, and here is a picture tour for you. The whole card continues the pure white appearance route. Both the front and back sides are inlaid with Swarovski crystals. There are 8 crystals on the front and 5 crystals on the back, totaling 13 crystals in total. There will be a delicate refraction effect under the light. It is installed in a side-transparent chassis and is directly the visual focus of the desktop. The lighting effect system has also been upgraded simultaneously, supporting motherboard ARGB synchronization, and can also be individually adjusted through the new generation HOF PANEL software. It is also compatible with Windows dynamic light effects, and there are many ways to play. The heat dissipation uses a new four-zoom constellation system, with three 102mm fans on the front and an additional 92mm fan hidden on the back panel, forming a four-fan three-dimensional heat dissipation structure. The interior is a large-area vapor chamber, equipped with three 8mm and five 6mm heat pipes, and the whole thing has been whitened. Coupled with Honeywell PTM7950 phase change silicone grease, coupled with the die-cast middle frame and die-cast back plate, the heat dissipation efficiency and structural rigidity are maximized, and the temperature can be stabilized even when running at full load for a long time. There are plenty of power supply materials, 20+4-phase power supply with 70A DrMOS, 12-layer immersion gold PCB, supplemented by Panasonic and Nichicon all-solid capacitors and customized HOF high-frequency inductors. The output is stable and the service life is longer. What is more innovative is the dual 12V-2x6 interface design, one on each side. The installation wiring does not need to accommodate the chassis layout. Unused interfaces can be covered with magnetic decorative covers to keep the appearance clean. In terms of core specifications, it is equipped with the NVIDIA Blackwell architecture GB203-400 core, which has 10752 CUDA cores. With the fourth-generation light-tracing core and the fifth-generation Tensor core, the light-tracing and AI computing power are simultaneously improved. The video memory is 16GB GDDR7, with a bit width of 256-bit and a frequency of 30Gbps, which is sufficient for 2K and 4K high-resolution games and creative scenes. Pre-overclocking is done at the factory, and the OC mode accelerates the frequency.