EK Introduces Quantum Vector³ Suprim RTX 5090 - Plexi Water Block

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EK, a leader in high-performance liquid cooling solutions, proudly presents the EK-Quantum Vector³ Suprim RTX 5090 - Plexi. This meticulously engineered water block is tailored for MSI's flagship Suprim RTX 5090 graphics card, delivering unparalleled thermal performance and a striking visual appeal.

Next-Generation Cooling for the RTX 5090
At the heart of the Vector³ Suprim RTX 5090 lies an advanced cooling engine, featuring an expanded fin array and optimized coolant flow paths. This design ensures efficient heat dissipation from critical components, including the GPU core, VRAM, and power stages. Complementing this is a custom CNC-machined backplate that not only reinforces the structural integrity of the card but also passively cools PCB hotspots, maintaining optimal performance under load.




Premium Materials and Aesthetics
Crafted with a clear acrylic top and a nickel-plated copper cold plate, the Vector³ Suprim RTX 5090 exudes sophistication. The integrated D-RGB lighting system, compatible with major motherboard RGB sync technologies, illuminates the block with vibrant, customizable effects. The concealed PCB and diodes within a sleek aluminium extrusion ensure a clean and polished appearance, making it a centerpiece in any high-end build.



Seamless Integration with EK-Matrix7
The Vector³ Suprim RTX 5090 adheres to the EK-Matrix7 standard, streamlining the liquid cooling loop assembly process. By aligning ports and component spacing, it facilitates intuitive tube routing and seamless integration with EK-Quantum Reflection² distribution plates. Whether mounting the GPU vertically or horizontally, Matrix7 ensures a precise and hassle-free build experience.



Compatibility and Availability
Designed specifically for the MSI GeForce RTX 5090 32G SUPRIM SOC and MSI GeForce RTX 5090 32G SUPRIM OC, this water block ensures a perfect fit and optimal cooling performance. The EK-Quantum Vector³ Suprim RTX 5090 - Plexi is available for purchase through the EK Webshop and authorized resellers.

• EK-Quantum Vector³ Suprim RTX 5090 - Plexi: 289,90€

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[lexluthermiester]

Really? EK product promotion?

This was unexpected..

 

[theouto]

I thought they imploded

 

[The Terrible Puddle]

Ngl, even with how bad EK is as a company their stuff really looks good on pictures

 

[Sandbo]

Is it really worth making one for 5090, a card that has no headroom for overclocking at all? Power delivery is already maxed out, on top of the risk of burning connector (which modding will void warranty if burnt)

 

[outlw6669]

Is it really worth making one for 5090, a card that has no headroom for overclocking at all? Power delivery is already maxed out, on top of the risk of burning connector (which modding will void warranty if burnt)

Removing the fans adds back to your total board power budget

At least on the Alphacool cooler, there is also a good sized thermal pad covering the 12V6X2 pins, siphoning heat away from the connector, and into the backplate.
I would assume EK has something similar on their block.
Doubt it will "fix" the 12V6X2 issues, but it should at least mitigate it.

After adding an Alphacool Core block to my 5090, I am regularly seeing 3.1~3.2GHz, and have even seen it spike over 3.3GHz on at least one occasion.
Gaming clocks are usually a bit lower, but, as I recall, they are still in the 2.8GHz range...
And, even with the fans cranked way down, I am only peeking to the low to mid 50's!

Blackwell really loves being kept cool... as well as loads of power

 

[JoeTheDestroyer]

Is it really worth making one for 5090, a card that has no headroom for overclocking at all? Power delivery is already maxed out, on top of the risk of burning connector (which modding will void warranty if burnt)

Lower temps means lower voltage is needed for stability. Lower voltage means less power at same clocks, or more power to spend on higher clocks.