GALAX unveils GeForce RTX 3090 Hall of Fame graphics cards with up to 1905 MHz GPU clocks

GALAX has finally unveiled its flagship Hall of Fame graphics card series based on the Ampere GPU. The overclocking-focused GeForce RTX 3090 Hall of Fame lineup includes six models built on the same PCB, differing only in their GPU clocks and bundles.

The new cards pack all of GALAX's previous innovations for ultra-premium hardware:

A 12-layer white PCB, a triple-fan cooling system (102mm, 92mm, and 102mm fans) with an RGB-lit aluminum shroud, a powerful 14+8+4 phase power delivery system for the GPU and GDDR6X, and three 8-pin PCIe power connectors.

Currently, this is one of the most powerful and reliable power delivery designs on the market.

Additionally, some of the RTX 3090 Hall of Fame models feature a detachable 4.3-inch HOF Panel III display with a 480×272 resolution. This neat add-on connects to the system via USB.

Unfortunately, our colleagues at VideoCardZ only got hold of low-res images of the new cards. However, this still gives us a decent look at the design and bundled accessories:

You can check out the clock speeds and power consumption for each model in the table below:

The powerhouse of the lineup is the GALAX RTX 3090 HOF OC Lab Edition, featuring a 1905 MHz boost clock and a maximum power limit set to a mind-blowing 500W. However, since this card is built for extreme overclocking, even this high TGP limit might not be enough to push past the ~3000 MHz barrier.

It's still unclear when or if the GALAX RTX 3090 HOF cards will hit CIS markets. Given the ongoing crypto boom, we might never actually see one of the most powerful RTX 3090 custom designs on store shelves.

Source: VideoCardZ