Zotac reveals details of its RTX 5090 and confirms first 600W model

Zotac announced its RTX 50 models last week, including introducing a new security light that caught the attention of users here at Adrenaline. Now, the company is one of the first to offer more detailed information on its RTX 5090 models, and this includes the first card from an NVIDIA partner to confirm a 600W TBP.

At the time we post this news, there are three variants of the RTX 5090 that appear on Zotac’s official website. We have a SOLID OC model and a standard SOLID model, as well as the AMP Extreme Infinity version – the 600W card.

The image below shows a screenshot, with a comparison between the models. Obviously, we have the same number of CUDA cores and memory capacity, with 32GB GDDR7. The main difference is in the clocks, with the RTX 5090 SOLID OC offering 2,422MHz, the standard SOLID coming in at 2,407MHz and the AMP Extreme Infinity coming in at 2,467MHz.

As you’d expect, it’s the highest clocked card that comes in at 600W in its power requirements, with Zotac’s other two RTX 5090 models coming in at 575W.

The highlight from VideoCardz highlights that the Zotac RTX 5090 SOLID OC appears with memory at 30Gbps, while the other two models are at the standard 28Gbps.

The website highlights the information because it considers that there was an error in filling out the tables. It makes no sense for this model to deviate from the standard, especially since it is not Zotac’s most high-end option for the RTX 5090.

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The 600W configuration for the AMP Extreme Infinity, however, has more credibility. This is a number that has already appeared in previous leaks. It is not known, however, whether the video card will come with this TBP out of the box or whether it is something that the user activates through the dual-BIOS feature.