🚀 New flagship with adaptation to regulations
The Chinese manufacturer Galax has released a new version of its top graphics card – GeForce RTX 5090D V2 HOF OC Lab Plus-X Edition.
The change comes as a direct result of new export restrictions on high-performance GPUs aimed at limiting AI computations.
⚡ What has changed
Video memory: reduced from 32 GB to 24 GB GDDR7
TDP: reduced to around 575 W (down from ~600 W in the original model)
Boost frequency: ~2525 MHz – slightly lower compared to the first version
Design: the characteristic style of the Hall of Fame series is preserved, with massive cooling and reinforced power supply
🎮 Performance
Despite the reduced memory and frequencies, initial tests show that the differences in gaming performance are minimal.
In real conditions, frames per second (FPS) are almost identical to those of the original RTX 5090D.
Interestingly, when overclocked, the new version even manages to come close to the first one and surpass it in some scenarios.
📈 Who it is intended for
Gamers and enthusiasts in China who want peak performance despite the restrictions
Professionals who use GPUs for visualization and heavy graphic tasks
Users who appreciate the unique HOF design and overclocking capabilities
🔑 Conclusion
Galax RTX 5090D V2 HOF OC Lab Plus-X Edition demonstrates how manufacturers adapt their hardware to new market conditions. Despite the memory cut, the card maintains a leading role in gaming and professional workloads.
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Source: VideoCardz
