ASUS has officially denied a recall of its limited edition GeForce RTX 5090 ROG MATRIX graphics card, which was reportedly facing some quality issues. However, ASUS was quick to dispute these claims. In the past, an ASUS reportedly representative informed Swedish e-tailer "Inet" that they had identified a quality issue with the RTX 5090 32 GB ROG Matrix Platinum 30th Anniversary Edition, preventing planned deliveries while they worked on an undated replacement. However, in ComputerBase update from Christian Wefers, part of ASUS Public Relations, the situation is now clearer:

Christian Wefers, ASUS PRThere is no product recall for the ROG Matrix GeForce RTX 5090. We proactively adjusted the original timeline to allow additional time for product improvements and to ensure an optimal customer experience. The products will arrive at our partners within the next few days. Availability may vary by region.

As a reminder, ASUS has officially listed its GeForce RTX 5090 ROG MATRIX 30th anniversary limited-edition GPU for $3,999 on its U.S. store. Limited to 1,000 units, this is ASUS's most powerful and expensive card in the RTX 50-series "Blackwell" generation. The build quality justifies the price, as ASUS uses 3 oz copper PCB layers to enhance heat dissipation and minimize voltage drop across components, resulting in improved overall performance and potentially higher overclocking capabilities. The GPU features four large fans, similar to ASUS's RTX 5090 Astral GPU, with three fans in the front and one in the back, utilizing a push-pull air cooling design. The GPU shroud has a prominent ROG red design with a distinct ring on one fan, featuring an acrylic plate with the ROG MATRIX logo.