Nearly 20 months after the sale of this SKU, Japanese ELSA unveils a new RTX 3090 graphics card with a unique AIO kit.
This variant lacks an internal fourth fan, unlike the majority of expensive liquid-cooled RTX 3090 cards. Instead, the GPU, memory, and VRM sections of this device use complete cover water blocks. Together with AlphaCool, we created the exterior 360mm radiator, the water block, and the pump.
It looks like the ELSA RTX 3090 LC has a bespoke PCB with two 8-pin power connections. With the exception of its length, which has been increased to 26.4 cm, this board’s design looks to be fairly similar to the reference board. As a result, this is not the same board as the one used by the company’s ERAZOR X model. The size of the AlphaCool EISWOLF pump, which is positioned on the side, is included in the card’s 45mm (dual slot) thickness.
ELSA already has this model available for purchase for 307,980, or about 2275 USD. Yes, it is a fairly high price for the RTX 3090, but one must keep in mind that we are discussing Japanese PC component pricing, which is often a little more than in other areas. In this instance, a bespoke cooling system is not required because it is already offered, hence greater cost may be appropriate.
