Palit Unveils Diamond Edition RTX 50 GameRock GPUs: 5090 Tornado Features FE-Style Dual Flow-Through Design & Showcases 3D Printed Models

Alright, so here’s the thing. I stumbled upon this booth at some tech event—name slips my mind, but let’s not get sidetracked. Anyway, Palit was showing off some RTX 50 series stuff, and trust me, it was like stumbling into a candy shop, but, you know, for tech nerds.

Okay, so they’ve got this GameRock Diamond Edition kicking around. People were apparently clamoring for it—because, why not? It’s all RGB and wavy and there’s something oddly satisfying about that. It’s like the old GameRock but with this diamond vibe. Shiny white shroud, diamond patterns, and lit up like a Christmas tree. I mean, who doesn’t love a bit of bling, right?

And then—catch this—they’re also tinkering with the GeForce RTX 5090 Tornado. Now, if you’re picturing this whirling mass of tech chaos, you’re not far off. Looks a bit like the Founders Edition but beefed up with a couple of extra fans. Fans at the front, air shoots out the back. Whole thing in shiny metal, kind of like a techie’s dream. It’s got this open thermal design or whatever, and yeah, it can handle like 600W—whatever that actually feels like.

Then there’s this LYNK+ thing. Water-cooled, they say. Dual-slot design, connectors that twist off like magic—or maybe a bottle cap? You decide. Anyway, it’s a throwback to the RTX 4090, but don’t hold your breath. It’s still a work in progress.

Oh, and before I forget, they threw in some 3D-printed models of their Gaming PRO lineup. Themes involving Doom, Monster Hunter, and who knows what else—they’ve got that going for them too. It’s a mash-up, really, of fantasy and high-tech gizmos. No clue why it all works, but somehow it just does.