Leadtek just released brand new WinFast HURRICANE graphics cards that run on the GeForce RTX 50 technology. You can buy these cards as the powerful RTX 5090, the mid-range RTX 5080, or the budget-friendly RTX 5070 Ti. Every model comes with normal settings for power use and speed right out of the box. These cards stand out because they have a cool X-shaped frame on the front that stretches evenly across both sides, which makes them look super sturdy.
The fancy RTX 5090 has colorful RGB lights built into the extended arms of that X design. The cheaper RTX 5080 and RTX 5070 Ti skip the flashy lights and come with a simple matte surface instead. When we look at the exact measurements, the big RTX 5090 is 359.5 mm long, 145.2 mm tall, and 78 mm thick. It stays cool thanks to a heat spreader working together with ten different heat pipes—three fat ones at 10 mm across and seven skinnier ones at 8 mm.
The RTX 5080 and RTX 5070 Ti look like twins since they share the same size - 316.5 mm long, 130 mm tall, and 72.6 mm thick. These cards use almost the same cooling setup with a heat spreader, but they only need seven heat pipes total - five measuring 8 mm wide and two smaller ones at 6 mm wide. All these cooling parts work together to pull heat away from the important stuff inside the card.
These clever cooling systems keep everything running smoothly even when you push these graphics cards to their limits. The engineers at Leadtek clearly spent lots of time thinking about how to move heat around efficiently. Gaming fans will appreciate how these cards handle tough tasks without overheating. Players looking for the absolute best performance should check out the RTX 5090, with its extra cooling pipes and fancy lighting effects.
The fancy RTX 5090 has colorful RGB lights built into the extended arms of that X design. The cheaper RTX 5080 and RTX 5070 Ti skip the flashy lights and come with a simple matte surface instead. When we look at the exact measurements, the big RTX 5090 is 359.5 mm long, 145.2 mm tall, and 78 mm thick. It stays cool thanks to a heat spreader working together with ten different heat pipes—three fat ones at 10 mm across and seven skinnier ones at 8 mm.
The RTX 5080 and RTX 5070 Ti look like twins since they share the same size - 316.5 mm long, 130 mm tall, and 72.6 mm thick. These cards use almost the same cooling setup with a heat spreader, but they only need seven heat pipes total - five measuring 8 mm wide and two smaller ones at 6 mm wide. All these cooling parts work together to pull heat away from the important stuff inside the card.
These clever cooling systems keep everything running smoothly even when you push these graphics cards to their limits. The engineers at Leadtek clearly spent lots of time thinking about how to move heat around efficiently. Gaming fans will appreciate how these cards handle tough tasks without overheating. Players looking for the absolute best performance should check out the RTX 5090, with its extra cooling pipes and fancy lighting effects.
