INNO3D has revealed new prototype graphics card designs at Computex 2026. The company plans to use these chassis for its upcoming higher-end GeForce RTX 50 Series cards. These models include the RTX 5070 Ti, RTX 5080, and RTX 5090.
INNO3D reveals dual-fan and triple-fan prototype chassis for upcoming higher-end cards
The first design mirrors NVIDIA's Founders Edition approach with a dual-fan push-and-pull cooling system. It features an all-metal chassis and a checkerboard fin stack pattern on the heatsink. The company positions the design as an enhanced option compared to traditional open-air graphics cards.
INNO3D also showed a triple-fan iCHILL prototype for the same product line. This version includes a rear display panel that can monitor performance metrics or function as a secondary screen. The backplate panels on this design are removable to simplify cable management inside the case.
These designs appeal to hobbyists seeking effective cooling solutions and polished visual integration. INNO3D has not yet confirmed release dates or pricing for these specific chassis variants. The company is still in the prototype phase and has not committed to mass production timelines.
Source: TweakTown
