The GeForce RTX 4090 24G SURPIM FUZION, a new custom graphics card with NVIDIA’s top Ada gaming GPU that features not only a traditional dual-fan cooling system, but also a water-cooling system with pump and radiator hidden within, is currently being prepped for release by MSI, according to new images for the GPU that have surfaced online following its appearance at this year’s edition of the Best Choice Awards, COMPUTEX’s celebration for honoring some of today’s most unique hardware. MSI is expected to share the full specifications for the GPU during COMPUTEX, which officially begins next week on Tuesday, June 4.
From a report (machine translated):
- “The MSI GeForce RTX 4090 24G Suprim Fuzion looks like a model with a thick air cooler, but hides a compact water cooling system including a pump and radiator.”
- “The radiator of the cooling circuit is simply squeezed into the format of an air-cooled card. This gives the silver-black Nvidia graphics card over four slots (presumably 4.5-slot design).”
- “The Ada Lovelace GPU is apparently cooled by a compact cooling block including a pump, which in turn is connected to the heat exchanger by short hoses.”
- “The heated air is then removed by two fans (probably 90-100 mm in diameter). Also clearly visible are copper heatsinks around the cooling block , which most likely cool the memory chips – and possibly also the power supply.”
A further look at MSI’s next flagship GPU:
Best Choice Awards offers the following description for the graphics card:
It features a custom PCB, hybrid liquid cooling system and air-cooled cover with fan that delivers a 15% performance increase compared to traditional air cooling technology. With 90% shorter tubes compared to traditional liquid cooling designs, it gains 10% in performance, while its all-in-one sealed chassis eliminates the need for refilling or changing coolant and ongoing maintenance.
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4.5 slots, oofta, might as well call it 5.
I read a review on another card, don't remember which other than that it was in the last year or two, or who, but the reviewer didn't have great experience with it. On one hand, great the rad is right there on the card, on the other it's not getting separate airflow to cool off with and once it's up to temp there's no way to bring it back down than what any other card will do.
Who knows though, maybe MSI made some nice tweaks with this design and it'll do better than the other one I read about. Trick is price, plus we're within 6-months of something getting launched. Side note, is that you can get a liquid suprim X for close to MSRP on Amazon right now. I saw this last week and almost pulled the trigger but being that I already have one it makes no sense for me to buy one with Blackwell on its way. My biggest concern for Blackwell are scalpers, and now import tariffs.
Might do better in something like a Fractal Torrent with good front-to-back airflow - I bet it'd suffocate in fishtank cases like the O11-D series!
"LazyGamer, post: 85749, member: 1367" wrote:I bet it'd suffocate in fishtank cases like the O11-D series!
Exactly, that was the issue the other card I read about had to deal with. Just not enough airflow and ultimately the rad got hot wasn't really helping anymore.
Looks like putting a larger brick in your case.
"LazyGamer, post: 85749, member: 1367" wrote:Fractal Torrent
I never really understood the popularity of that case. I had one and hated it from day one. Great airflow? Yes. The amount of space to cable manage on the backside of the case is less than stellar. Also going back to making the power supply exhaust hot air out of the top of the case wasn't ideal either.
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Join Discussion →4.5 slots, oofta, might as well call it 5.
I read a review on another card, don't remember which other than that it was in the last year or two, or who, but the reviewer didn't have great experience with it. On one hand, great the rad is right there on the card, on the other it's not getting separate airflow to cool off with and once it's up to temp there's no way to bring it back down than what any other card will do.
Who knows though, maybe MSI made some nice tweaks with this design and it'll do better than the other one I read about. Trick is price, plus we're within 6-months of something getting launched. Side note, is that you can get a liquid suprim X for close to MSRP on Amazon right now. I saw this last week and almost pulled the trigger but being that I already have one it makes no sense for me to buy one with Blackwell on its way. My biggest concern for Blackwell are scalpers, and now import tariffs.
Might do better in something like a Fractal Torrent with good front-to-back airflow - I bet it'd suffocate in fishtank cases like the O11-D series!
Exactly, that was the issue the other card I read about had to deal with. Just not enough airflow and ultimately the rad got hot wasn't really helping anymore.
Looks like putting a larger brick in your case.
I never really understood the popularity of that case. I had one and hated it from day one. Great airflow? Yes. The amount of space to cable manage on the backside of the case is less than stellar. Also going back to making the power supply exhaust hot air out of the top of the case wasn't ideal either.