Amazing GPU. Temps stay super cool, noise level is pretty much nothing. Overclocks like a champ. Giving them 4 stars though because it didn't include a STICKER in the box. For 3000$ you guys could of sent something more lavish instead of a bare bones box with the gpu and an adapter. Stop cheaping out on your tier products MSI

5 out of 5 stars Title: Coolest & Quietest 5090 – Insane Performance! Grabbed the MSI RTX 5090 Suprim Liquid SOC from Best Buy—it’s a monster. 360mm AIO keeps temps under 60°C in 4K ray-traced games like Cyberpunk (full path tracing), totally silent with no coil whine. Top-tier performance: max settings, high FPS, factory OC shines. Premium design, easy install (if case fits radiator). Best thermals/acoustics for flagship 5090. Worth it—highly recommend!

Ordered this card to complete a build, went all out 9850x3d and all that. Delivery day, FEDEX found a problem and has to correct (very sus) they removed the delivery signature required. I opened a ticket with them but never got any feedback and they "lost the ticket" even though I know they disregarded it. According to a friend it's common with best buy fedex deliveries. I did get it the next day, but I have been a victim of scams in the past, so that was my worry. The first 9850 from amazon was a 1600 or something like that. lol that was fun. Card has been working great for a while now so no concerns and the price was on par with the market (inflated af). So this was supposed to come with keys for a game and some silly antivirus crap. The game First light doesn't even work, says it was redeemed already. Anyway you can see other reviews like this. SMH BestBuy, this isnt what i knew of you during the 90's early 00's, what happened? Be an adult and get you stuff together, you can do it and still profit. stop be such dorks. TL:DR Card great, experience with getting it terrible, and don't count on any "codes working". Thanks for hearing my rant. *serial #removed, although what does it matter I guess.

GPU performance is outstanding, but everything else was awful. My “new” gpu shipped from Best Buy’s return center signature required. When FedEx picked it up, FedEx removed the signature requirement. FedEx delivered to the wrong address. On top of that, the delivery image at the wrong house showed the banding straps cut and hanging off the package. Within minutes I contacted FedEx support who abruptly stopped communicating with me so I contacted Best Buy support who indicated they understood and would ship another. Later that day FedEx delivered the opened package that had been resealed. It was twice the size of the gpu with no packing material so it bounced around in the box. There is no way for me to know if FedEx opened the package originally or if Best Buy shipped it that way but I want nothing to do with either of these companies any longer. Best Buy didn’t ship the replacement, and hasn’t contact me again.

Benchmarks after I configured it on Linux proved it was sprinting at full throttle. Suprim is a premium, no-compromise build for content creation, simulation, heavy GPU compute, but overkill for the casual gamer or someone who doesn't have CPU, memory, monitor, or a use-case well matched to its price and performance specs. Water-cooled for good thermals that provide more heavy workload headroom, and quieter and durable than air-cooled, Needs a large case due to separate radiator (especially if you go with Arctic CPU cooler, which also has a triple fan radiator). Get a substantial power supply. If you want to avoid GPU removal hassles (because GPUs are starting to cover typical release latches now), highly recommend getting a motherboard a metal sheathed PCIe slot, that some sort of easy-release button or lever for the main (GPU) slot or Slot Q-release like high end ASUS mother boards use or you're going to have be real careful and may struggle to remove it without damaging the slot, the board or the GPU.