msi Gaming RTX 5090 32G SUPRIM Liquid SOC Graphics Card (32GB GDDR7, 512-bit, Extreme Performance: 2580 MHz, DisplayPort x3 2.1a, HDMI 2.1b, NVIDIA Blackwell Architecture)
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- Chipset: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090
- Video Memory: 32 GB GDDR7
- Memory Interface: 512-bit
- Output: DisplayPort x 3 (v2.1a) / HDMI 2.1b x 1
- Digital maximum resolution: 7680 x 4320
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Unlock superior performance with the MSI SUPRIM LIQUID graphics card, blending top-tier design and materials with advanced liquid cooling. Dominate the game with striking aesthetics and a system that stays cool under pressure. Redefine your gaming experience with peerless precision and sophistication.
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090
Brand: msi
Graphics Ram Size: 32 GB
GPU Clock Speed: 2580 megahertz
Video Output Interface: DisplayPort
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090
Graphics Card Ram: 32 GB
GPU Clock Speed: 2580 megahertz
Video Output Interface: DisplayPort
Graphics Ram Type: GDDR7
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Graphics Card Interface: PCI-Express x16
Memory Clock Speed: 2.41 GHz
Number of Fans: 3
GPU Series: NVIDIA RTX 50 Series
Display Maximum Resolution: 8K
Display Resolution Maximum: 7680x4320
Item Dimensions L x W: 11"L x 5.8"W
Brand: msi
Video Processor: NVIDIA
Antenna Location: Graphics Card
Built-In Media: Graphics card; quick setup guide
Model Name: GeForce RTX 5090 32G SUPRIM LIQUID SOC Graphic Card
Graphics Description: MSI Gaming RTX 5090 32G SUPRIM Liquid SOC Graphics Card (32GB GDDR7, 512-bit, Extreme Performance 2580 MHz, DisplayPort x3 2.1a, HDMI 2.1b, NVIDIA Blackwell Architecture)
Manufacturer: MSI
UPC: 824142397503
Item Weight: 8.8 pounds
Model Number: G5090-32SLS
Mfr Part Number: G5090-32SLS
Warranty Description: 3 Years
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There are only two negatives with this card, and both of them are pretty much a given/inconsequential when you're buying something like this. #1: The price - that's NVidia's fault not MSI's fault, it's way too high, remember when the highest end NVidia GPUs cost $700? #2: The radiator fans use a proprietary connector, meaning you CANNOT plug any other fans in to the card's fan power cord for the radiator - this personally isn't an issue for me as I was planning on going to a Push/Pull configuration with Thermalright fans that are made for static pressure (and are $18 for 5 pack, look them up here on Amazon) Now for the review review, the good stuff, which is a lot: If you are looking for an AIO-cooled RTX 5090, THIS is the one. If you don't believe me, watch YouTube reviews comparing it to the Asus/Gigabyte models. It performs better on VRAM/VRM temperature/cooling than either of those, and performs about the same as them on GPU core temperatures. It's worth noting, doing Push/Pull does further lower core temperatures, but that is true for any AIO-cooled card. Overclocking as with any other RTX 5090 is pretty much the same, unfortunately these cards are so power-capped because of that 12VHPWR connector being capped at 600W, that there isn't a ton of headroom to push clocks. The card does come clocked pretty conservatively, and you can get a good amount more out of it by utilizing an Undervolt/OC curve via MSI Afterburner. After watching a YouTube video on suggested-stable undervolt/OC settings for the RTX 5090, I tweaked them a bit myself and I've tested 3 different settings as being at least mostly stable, all of them run cooler than stock, and consume less power, ranging from "about the same power draw as stock while faster" all the way down to "less power draw than an RTX 4090 while still performing better than a 4090". I've found that setting 2600MHz at 850mV is the best for pure power efficiency - as I just said, it still outperforms an RTX 4090 (which I had previously) while usually drawing LESS THAN 450 watts AND running under 45C most of the time. If you're looking for better than stock performance while still drawing less power, you can try setting 3100MHz at 975mV - this results in basically a slight OC vs stock, while drawing 50W or so less power and running cooler as a result. The build quality of the GPU itself is top notch - I would NOT recommend touching it with your bare hands as it is a fingerprint magnet according to a reviewer on YouTube, I've used latex gloves whenever I'm handling the GPU or dealing with the power connector etc just to be on the safe side. The braided sleeves on the tubing is also a nice touching, protects the tubes & makes them look more sleek instead of just being rubber tubes running around your case. The backplate gets quite warm when under heavy load - I've actually added a heatsink with a thermal pad under it on to mine just to help dissipate heat better, every little bit helps. The card, size wise, is slightly larger than 2 full slots thickness wise, and it's a couple of inches "longer" than your standard ATX motherboard when installed. The radiator is your standard 360mm radiator you'd find on most AIOs these days for CPUs as well. I have an old Thermaltake View 91 case, so I have plenty of room for radiators, I put the GPU's radiator up top as exhaust with the push/pull fan setup, while my CPU loop's gigantic-radiator is in the front of the case as intake. Do make sure you have a sufficient power supply when purchasing this AND I highly recommend you have a PSU with a native 12VHPWR connector, using the 4x8-pin adapter is asking for trouble given the reports of 5090's with melting power connectors. I plan on eventually setting this system up to do rendering workloads as well as gaming, so I got an overkill Asrock 1650W Titanium unit, the most load I've seen from the wall while gaming so far is around 700-800W (vs my previous PSU I was seeing almost 900W from the wall, that unit was around 7 years old & needed replacing for more than just the GPU power connector). Gaming performance, you should know what you're getting, the best. I run 5120 x 1440 resolution on a Samsung 49" display, usually at 120/240Hz, this card can hit 120+FPS in a lot of newer games, with the graphics cranked with DLSS on Quality. I've been playing Oblivion Remastered the most, and with DLSS set to DLAA, it still gets 80-120FPS depending on where I am in game, with the open world areas being the most demanding, and in most cities it's flatlined at 120fps most of the time cuz that's my frame cap for vertical sync. TL:DR from the top, this is the best AIO-cooled RTX 5090 out there, if you're shopping for this card, get it. It is AMAZING. Included some pictures of how the card arrives, and my system as it currently sits, still testing different fans & heatsink configurations.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2025 by Kait O.
High-end finish and design, the shroud is actual metal (likely aluminum), not cheap plastic, and I suspect it will be ultra durable like MSI's prior gen 4090 Suprim Liquid X has proven to be. Suprim Liquids seem to have an immortal water pump from my experience, so they didn't cut corners on this super important part. The 360mm radiator is overkill and unwieldy. 240mm would have been plenty for a 360W TDP, especially since I run at the lowest power limit that MSI Afterburner allows. Cool temps no matter what. Leave running at full load in your attic at the peak of summer without any case fans, no problem. Backplate stays a comfortable lukewarm to the touch under extended load. It's tedious to download & setup MSI Mystic Light just to disable the RGB LEDs, but it works and the settings stick without the need to launch the program after reboot. I leave all LEDs off to conserve energy. The radiator fans are high-end and the cable management is as snug and hidden as possible, no invasive fan cables to tend to. Performance is ultra quiet under load and the included GPU seems to be binned consistently high (have 4 of this exact model deployed thus far). Outstanding product, will continue to buy from MSI, especially for their Suprim Liquid model in particular.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2025 by Shawn McCleskey
Defective product with severe design issues. Purchased new. The GPU failed to load drivers and never became fully operational. It functioned intermittently enough to keep me troubleshooting for months before it became clear the unit itself was defective, pushing me beyond the return window. Graphics quality remained very low due to the inability to load drivers. Fans were extremely loud during setup attempts. The physical design raises serious questions about intended use: the temperamental, side-mounted power connector cannot be bent per spec and makes the card incompatible with many standard tower cases, while the very short liquid-cooling tubes leave little flexibility for placement and limit compatibility with server or workstation enclosures. As a result, it is unclear what type of system this product is actually designed to work in. Even without functioning drivers, the card consumed excessive power. For a premium-priced product, the reliability risk, design constraints, and time cost are unacceptable. I would not recommend this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2025 by Dustin Bay
Came pretty quick. In fact it arrived faster then the 1600 watt powersupply i ordered to power it. The specs say you can get away with 1000-1200 powersupply. Note it takes 4 seperate pci-e power cords to power this card and it's fans, no split cables. Under full loads for hours, and in a moderately hot room, it has not gone above 74 degrees, and if needed to, it would throttle itself back for a few seconds. A great card to have and very well packaged. For all the liquid cooled i checked, and the specs it was the lowest priced for the quality build.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2025 by G. C. Bell
I’ve been extremely impressed with this water-cooled RTX 5090. The cooling performance is exceptional — even during heavy gaming sessions and GPU-intensive workloads, the temperature consistently stays below 70°C. The card runs smooth, quiet, and stable, with no thermal throttling at all. Performance-wise, it delivers everything you’d expect from a top-tier GPU, but what really stands out is how cool and efficient it remains under high load.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Still going strong a year later, never had a single problem other than drivers (thanks NVIDIA). I don't know why anyone would not pay a tad more for the 360mm AIO given the cost of 5090 cards as baseline.... We all know the benchmarks. Here is a real world extreme usage report. I run low 40s C during extreme gaming (1440p, UE4 Jedi Survivor DX12 at steady 144fps native, Fling trainer abuse speeding up game speed to 4x, while streaming live to Twitch, OBS triple encoding (1080p to twitch, 1440p native to m.2, and nvidia webcam background removal).... all while undervolted and overclocked. If you set the case up properly, and tune it properly for your use case... this kit is meta. Change my mind...
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2026 by zredbaron
Yes, it is overpriced Yes, this is the best card in the world right now Yes, the temperatures on it do not go over 60 C EVER, even after hours of 100% load Yes, it is whisper quiet Yes, it will unlock the full potential of my Samsung Odyssey G9 Neo 57" 240hz ultrawide monitor If you can afford it - this is THE graphics card PS make sure to buy a 80Gbs DP2.1 display port cable, make sure it is certified. No point spending 3k and be bottlenecked by a cheap 10$ cable
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 by Nick
It’s a power hog, not really a good value.
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2025 by Mkawar