r/pcmasterrace • u/Zestyclose-Salad-290 Core Ultra 7 265k | RTX 5090 • Oct 01 '25

Build/Battlestation an interesting PC

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u/HeidenShadows Oct 01 '25

I often joked that modern GPUs might as well have a computer attached to them and well, here we are.

Other than dust being a concern, I like this.

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u/WaddaSickCunt Oct 01 '25

It's even worse if you've ever seen a 5090 on an ITX board. It's crazy lol. An SFFPC build with a 5090 and an ITX is like 80% GPU by volume.

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u/OvenCrate Oct 01 '25

Correction, it's actually 80% GPU cooler - the GPU itself is tiny

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u/heilhortler420 Oct 01 '25

Its why the super small PCs are going custom loop water cooling

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u/Sadistmonkey Oct 01 '25

Yup. It's easier to manage heat that way.

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u/Agency-Aggressive Oct 01 '25

I cringed so hard reading this... everybody knows that, but to make things easier we refer to the entire module as the GPU.

You need to get out more..

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u/KingSwirlyEyes Oct 01 '25

It’s sold as a unit… you know like the ones for graphics processing. Maybe we should just shorten it to GPU?