Zotac has officially unveiled the specifications for three RTX 5090 graphics card models on its website. However, one model stands out and demands special attention—the flagship AMP Extreme INFINITY graphics card featuring the striking Infinity Mirror Design. What makes this model particularly noteworthy is its power consumption: it is the first RTX 5090 card with a declared TDP (Thermal Design Power) of 600W. Due to this high energy demand, Zotac recommends pairing it with a robust 1000W power supply to ensure optimal performance and stability.
At the heart of this powerhouse lies a graphics processor boasting an impressive 21,760 CUDA cores, promising top-tier performance for gaming, rendering, and other demanding tasks. The card is equipped with 32GB of cutting-edge GDDR7 video memory, connected via a wide 512-bit memory bus. This setup delivers an astonishing memory bandwidth with speeds reaching 28 Gbit/s. Additionally, the graphics card operates at a clock speed of 2467 MHz, ensuring smooth and powerful performance. For connectivity, it features a 16-pin power connector, accommodating its significant energy needs.
The cooling system of the AMP Extreme INFINITY deserves special mention. Zotac has integrated three Ice Storm 3.0 fans alongside a vapor chamber that, according to the company’s marketing materials, boasts a 34% increase in surface area compared to previous models. This design ensures efficient heat dissipation, keeping the card cool even under heavy loads. The graphics card’s dimensions are substantial—332.1 × 137.5 × 69.6 mm—occupying 3.5 expansion slots in a system case. Aesthetic appeal hasn’t been overlooked either, as the card includes customizable RGB lighting with Tri-zone SPECTRA 2.0 support, allowing users to personalize the visual look of their setup.
It’s important to note that the 600W power consumption figure, while significant, isn’t entirely unexpected. The RTX 4090 Founders Edition and some custom models have already approached similar TDP levels. However, this marks the first time a manufacturer has officially stated such a high default power consumption for a graphics card.
As of now, Zotac has not provided an exact release date or pricing details for the GeForce RTX 5090 AMP Extreme INFINITY. Gamers and tech enthusiasts alike will have to wait to see when this high-performance GPU will hit the market and how much it will cost.
