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To anyone buying, selling, or parting out 5090s for the vram and core chips.

I'm looking to swap my Palit Gamerock 5090, plus cash your way, for a new Suprim, Astral, or similar large heatsink model.

The Gamerock is perfect, only turned on twice to check bios because the prebuild uses a 14900KF.

I'm just testing the waters for finding a larger air heatsink model. I read that the Suprim is the best for vram temps, which would be better for a 24/7 project.

I assume for anyone selling on, or parting out, that the specific model doesn't matter.

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sffking 24 minutes ago

There is no significant temperature differences between the 5090 AIB models. This temperature issue is only applicable to the 5090 FE model as its memory temperatures are soo bad compared to AIBs. All AIBs effectively have the same cooling range and you only pick up what makes less coil whine and also which look you like. You can get a MSI Suprim that has a 5 degrees better temp on memory but you could also end up with a loud coil whine. If your PALIT 5090 is quiet with no coil whine and its keeping memory temperatures below 80 for extended periods then I`d suggest you stick to it. I have tried many 5090s AIB models and found Palit to even overclock better than ASUS and to be low coil whine than the ASUS and MSI 'premium' cards. MSI and ASUS tend to use overkill capacitors on their 5090s which are notorious for awful coilwhine.

cps_goodbuy 14 minutes ago

@sffking Thank you for the advice.

I haven't tested the card yet (waiting on a Thermal Grizzly WireView Pro 2), but I will check how it performs in the case.

I heard about Asus coil whine but wasn't sure how big an issue it was.

After "warranty", I was thinking of waterblocking but there are no server grade (no plexiglass) waterblocks for the Palit that I can fine, so that was also a consideration.

Do you have any experience with Gigabyte? I think the Master Ice and Shadow Ice share the same pcb layout but with a relocated power connector and have some server grade blocks available.