ASUS has dropped a new NVIDIA GeForce RTX card into its ProArt line, targeting creators who need power in a tight space. The ProArt RTX 5090 OC Edition sports a sleek black‑gold chassis with a 2.5‑slot shroud and a wood‑patterned laminate trim that sits flush on the case edge. Its dual‑fan layout keeps heat in check while maintaining a compact footprint.

Cooling relies on a vapor‑chamber core with two heat sinks that push hot air out of side and rear vents. ASUS claims the design boosts cooling efficiency by 11% and shrinks the card by 27% compared to conventional double‑flow models. The board uses NVIDIA’s Founders‑Edition PCB, matching the angled 12V‑2x6 connector and meeting the GeForce SFF‑Ready spec.

Performance sits at 2,482 MHz base and 2,512 MHz in OC mode, with a hardware switch that toggles between Performance and Quiet fan curves. Connectivity includes one HDMI 2.1b, two DisplayPort 2.1b, and a USB‑C port, letting users drive up to four displays. The card slots in the €3,505.89 price point listed by Geizhals, roughly $4,115 in the U.S.

With liquid‑metal cooling, a conformal coating for humidity protection, and full support for ASUS GPU Tweak III, the 5090 OC Edition targets professionals who demand both aesthetic refinement and uncompromised performance in a small‑form‑factor build. The move signals ASUS’s push to make high‑end GPUs more adaptable to compact workstations without sacrificing power.