Manli presents new RTX 5090 nebula with vapor chamber

Manli launched this week its latest high performance GPU model. The RTX 5090 Nebula brings a robust structure, with green details, and makes the total number of MANLI’s RTX 50 models overcome the variants that the company has made available in the last generation.

The RTX 5090 nebula is a plaque of large size, occupying 3.5 slots. Size added to a black housing with green details creates result in a flashy plate, but the new Manli model can still be considered more discreet than most RTX 5090. Many AIBs opt for more flashy visuals and many RGB lights on their high-end plates, but in this case we have a GPU without so much color.

The plate comes with a base clock of 2.017mHz and Boost up to 2,407MHz. That is, the model does not come with factory overclock, indicating once again that the nebula is focused to be a 5090 “input”-comparing with other equally high end models.

Although it does not offer overclock, the RTX 5090 Nebula comes with a steam chamber under Heatsink to help cool the GPU, which should help those who want to risk a manual overclock.

More details about the Manli RTX 5090 nebula

Manli’s new RTX 5090 maintains the connection scheme we see in most RTX 50 models, which are three displayport ports accompanied by an HDMI. Memory capacity continues at 32GB GDDR7, such as the reference design.

It is worth mentioning the measurements of the plate, as it looks somewhat big in the images. The new nebula model measures 345 x 150 x 65mm, so it won’t fit any case.

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Unfortunately we do not have a suggested price for the board. Manli does not usually sell its models globally, so it hardly offers an MSRP to the products. However, at the moment the company did not even report in which markets intends to make RTX 5090 nebula available.

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