GALAX has shown off its new RTX 5090 DHOF OC Lab XOC graphics card for experts who push hardware to its limits. This special GPU helps serious overclockers reach top performance levels. The card comes with dual 12V-2×6 power interfaces, giving it an edge over standard RTX 5090 models. These extra connectors boost power flow and spread the load evenly for better stability during heavy use. The design helps users stress their systems without power or stability problems.
The card keeps the famous "big crown" look that made the Hall of Fame series popular. It mixes good looks with practical cooling systems that handle the heat from overclocking. These cooling features help the card run at full speed without slowing down from heat issues. The card uses immersion gold PCBs for better signals and lasting quality, paired with a 36-phase 70A DrMOS power supply for steady performance under pressure.
Clock speeds start at 2407MHz for the base RTX 5090 D, but GALAX versions run faster. The Standard model hits 2580MHz, the Plus-X reaches 2610MHz, and the XOC tops out at 2655MHz. Prices range from about $3,650 for the Standard to $4,130 for the limited XOC version. GALAX has not announced when these cards will go on sale.
The card keeps the famous "big crown" look that made the Hall of Fame series popular. It mixes good looks with practical cooling systems that handle the heat from overclocking. These cooling features help the card run at full speed without slowing down from heat issues. The card uses immersion gold PCBs for better signals and lasting quality, paired with a 36-phase 70A DrMOS power supply for steady performance under pressure.
Clock speeds start at 2407MHz for the base RTX 5090 D, but GALAX versions run faster. The Standard model hits 2580MHz, the Plus-X reaches 2610MHz, and the XOC tops out at 2655MHz. Prices range from about $3,650 for the Standard to $4,130 for the limited XOC version. GALAX has not announced when these cards will go on sale.
