Inno3D Expands RTX 50 Liquid-Cooled Series with RTX 5090 & RTX 5080 iChill Frostbite Pro Models in Slim Single-Slot Designs

Alright, let’s dive into this. Picture this: Inno3D and its GeForce RTX 5090 and RTX 5080, but now they’re rocking these slim, single-slot iChill Frostbite Pro water-cooled setups. And trust me, it’s not something you’d easily forget.

### New Adventures with Inno3D’s iChill Frostbite Pro

You know, sometimes tech companies actually listen — wild, right? So, Inno3D, yup, they’re expanding their playground with a snazzy new series. They’re doing away with the dual-slot traditionalist vibes and have switched gears to single-slot designs. Did you ever just want more room for a party of GPUs? Well, this is your jam if you’re into custom loops and like the idea of maxing out with four GPUs. Good times for AI fans and workstation enthusiasts.

Oh, nearly forgot. So, Alphacool, the geniuses behind the water-cooling magic, slapped a non-acrylic waterblock on these bad boys. If you’ve got a soft spot for carbon fiber textures — well, it kind of feels like the sleekness of a sports car, if you ask me. And connectors? They’ve sneaked onto the back of the card. Compact, tidy, and yeah, just the thing you didn’t know you needed. Oh, and those clock speeds getting a nudge upwards? Sweet, but fair warning, your wallet might feel the pinch too.

I rambled in the wrong order a bit. Anyway — Composure! Right, Alphacool, again. They showcased a bunch, from Apex to Core and ES coolers. I mean, imagine those cool breezes but for your GPU.

Backtracking here — Inno3D still tinkering around with how they want the whole waterblock thing to roll out. So, don’t start emptying your savings just yet. MSRP and availability? Nada for now. I’ll ping you when I hear something.

And there we go. Spontaneous, messy, and possibly got lost in my thoughts a few times, but I blame the caffeine. You get the idea.