Galaxy has released an overclocked variant of the RTX 5080, the Metal Master Black Gold Edition OC, designed for users seeking higher clock speeds and robust cooling in a single card. This release matters because it offers a distinct thermal and performance profile for owners of the new NVIDIA Blackwell architecture who want to push graphical fidelity in demanding titles without building custom liquid loops. The card targets gamers who prioritize visual quality and stability in high-end AAA games.
Overclocked Blackwell GPU features vapor chamber cooling
The GPU is built on the NVIDIA Blackwell architecture and features 10,752 stream processors. It includes fourth-generation RT cores capable of 171 TFLOPS and fifth-generation Tensor cores delivering 1,801 AI TOPS. The boost clock runs at 2,665MHz, which is higher than the standard non-OC model. These specifications define the card's raw computational power for rendering and AI-assisted upscaling.
Specifications
- Architecture: NVIDIA Blackwell
- Boost Clock: 2665MHz
- Stream Processors: 10752
- Cooling: VC Vapor Chamber + 7 Heat Pipes
Cooling relies on a vapor chamber combined with seven heat pipes. The design uses five 8mm pipes and two 6mm pipes to dissipate heat from the GPU die. This thermal solution supports the overclocked boost clock by maintaining stable temperatures under load. Pricing and availability details for the card are not currently provided.
We tested the card's capabilities using Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Remastered, which uses the Anvil engine for advanced fluid physics and volumetric effects. The remaster features real-time light reflections, dynamic wave physics, and sail translucency that push GPU limits. The visual presentation of this remaster is claimed to surpass that of Assassin's Creed Shadows. We will look at RTX 5080 benchmarks earlier while tracking new GPU releases.
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