PNY has unveiled its latest innovation in graphics card technology with the introduction of the ultra-compact GeForce RTX 5050 Single-Fan. Measuring a mere 147mm in length, this new GPU is designed for space-efficient builds without compromising on performance, making it a significant addition to the RTX 50 series lineup.
PNY’s Compact Powerhouse
PNY’s new RTX 5050 Single-Fan graphics card stands out for its remarkably small footprint. At just 147mm long, it is one of the most compact designs in the PNY RTX 50 series, catering to users with limited case space. Despite its diminutive size, the card still occupies two expansion slots.
- Key Specifications:
- Length: 147mm
- CUDA Cores: 2560
- Memory: 8GB GDDR6
- Memory Interface: 128-bit
- Base Clock: 2317 MHz
- Boost Clock: 2572 MHz
- Memory Speed: 20 Gbps
- Bandwidth: Up to 320 GB/s
- TDP: 130W
- Power Connector: 8-pin (unusual side placement)
- Display Outputs: DisplayPort 2.1b, HDMI 2.1b (supports up to four displays, 8K resolution)
- Interface: PCIe 5.0 x8
Design and Connectivity
The RTX 5050 Single-Fan maintains a modest 130W Thermal Design Power (TDP), yet it utilizes a traditional 8-pin power connector. Notably, the power connector is positioned unconventionally on the side of the card, near the I/O bracket. For display connectivity, the card is equipped with DisplayPort 2.1b and HDMI 2.1b, enabling support for up to four displays and resolutions as high as 8K at high refresh rates. It also leverages a PCIe 5.0 x8 interface for high-speed data transfer.
No Factory Overclocking
PNY has launched both the single-fan and a dual-fan version of the RTX 5050. Neither of these models comes with factory overclocking, indicating a focus on stable, out-of-the-box performance rather than pushing clock speeds beyond standard specifications. This approach ensures reliability and consistent performance for users seeking a dependable graphics solution.
Via PNY
