Gigabyte has just announced 30 new GPU models at CES 2025, comprised of 27 Nvidia GPUs, which should soon be available, and three AMD Radeon RX 9000-series cards expected to arrive later this year. The Nvidia GeForce RTX 50-series comprises seven RTX 5090 cards, eight RTX 5080 GPUs, six RTX 5070 Ti graphics cards, and six RTX 5070 GPUs. The company also listed the following AMD cards: Aorus Radeon RX 9070 XT Elite, RX 9070 XT Gaming OC, and RX 9070 Gaming OC.
If you’re building a PC with a custom water loop, Gigabyte makes it easy to add the RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 to your system. They’re both available in the Xtreme Waterforce WB variant. These two GPUs are also available in AIO versions for those who don’t want to deal with the intricacies of custom liquid cooling.
Small form factor (SFF) PC fans can also celebrate, as you’re getting nine SFF GPUs in the Gigabyte lineup — from the RTX 5080 to the RTX 5070—giving you three options per performance level. There’s also at least one white or light-colored GPU per level so that you can build an all-white SFF PC with a Gigabyte GPU.
Gigabyte’s new GPUs, both from Nvidia and AMD (except for the water block-only models), come with three fans. The company says that all these graphics cards use its new Hawk Fan design, reducing air resistance, thus making it more efficient at cooling these more power-hungry cards. They also reduce noise levels, allowing you to better enjoy your games without hearing the whine of a turbo et under your desk or beside your monitor.
As usual, Gigabyte is introducing these cards under the following trims: Xtreme Waterforce, Master, Gaming, Aero, Eagle, and Windforce. The Xtreme Waterforce is only available for the RTX 5090 and 5080, while you can choose Master, Gaming, and Windforce variants across all of Gigabyte’s RTX 50-series models. On the other hand, you can get an Aero GPU from 5080 and below, while Gigabyte’s Eagle is only an option for the 5070 Ti and the 5070.
All these options mean you can get an Nvidia GPU from Gigabyte that will fit your exact performance, aesthetics, and budgetary needs. The company will also launch AMD’s next-gen GPUs, but since they’re yet to arrive on the market, with an expected arrival date of Q1 2025, you’ll have to wait a few more months to get your hands on one.
