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Inno3D’s got a new trick up its sleeve—those GeForce RTX 5090 & 5080 cards we all know (and maybe love?) are now going slim. Yep, we’re talking single-slot iChill Frostbite Pro versions, and they’re all about making waves with water cooling.
Okay, listen—right now those Inno3D iChill Frostbites are bulky dual-slots. But turns out people wanted something sleeker, and, bam, here we are with a single-slot design. Apparently, Alphacool’s behind the whole cooling jazz, so you folks with custom loops—well, it’s like a playground, isn’t it? It’s like finally getting that toy you always wanted but were too shy to ask for at Christmas.
Let’s dive right in. Or, wait, am I saying too much? Anyway, these new Frostbite Pros are shaking things up. First off, they’re ditching the acrylic (plasticky!) waterblock for something fresh by Alphacool. What’s cool—or maybe cold?—is you can cram in four GPUs for your wild AI or workstation fantasies. Imagine that!
Now, about that look. We’re talking carbon fiber vibes on the waterblock, which is like car-racing cool. Plus, those connectors have moved to the back. Compact? Check. Handy four display outputs? Absolutely. And, can’t forget, there’s a custom backplate keeping everything nice and chilly on the other side. Chatted with the Inno3D folks and they spilled the beans: these Pro cards are getting a tiny clock speed bump. Little faster, little pricier. But, hey, what’s a few extra bucks between friends?
Oh, and—totally not sidetracking—Alphacool’s been busy too, showing off coolers like Apex, Core, and ES. The whole lineup’s impressive. I mean, who doesn’t like cool gear?
Details still fuzzy on when we can swipe these beauties off the shelves. Hopefully, soon. As soon as we get more deets, you’ll know. Promise.
