Galax introduced the GeForce RTX 6090 Hall of Fame concept with four fans and Swarovski crystals

Galax presents the “Hall of Fame” concept card at Computex 2026

At the Computex 2026 exhibition, Galax showcased a new variant of the GeForce RTX graphics card in Hall of Fame (HOF) style.

Although the exact model was not named, all materials point to a “next‑generation concept”.

Design and cooling* Color scheme – white‑silver chassis.

* Fans – four: three at the front, one on the back side of the card.
* The system uses proprietary Wings 4.0 fans, an evaporative chamber with large contact area, and several composite heat pipes.
* Accents – Swarovski crystals placed at the corners of the cooling shroud (and also on the rear plate).
* The shroud is equipped with RGB lighting and a large HOF crown logo.

Electronics* Fully custom PCB and components, as usual for HOF models.

* Power – two 12 V‑2×6 A connectors: one in the usual spot (with a cover) and a second hidden so the cable looks more aesthetic.
* No information about using a GC‑HPWR blade connector, as seen on some Asus RTX‑50 series.

Additional features* Redesigned Hyper Boost button (quick overclock).

* Dual BIOS: “performance” and “quiet” modes.
* Removable HOF Panel IV display – shows the card’s status in real time, as well as user images and videos.

What else is unknown* The concept does not include data on clock speeds, memory size, power consumption, price, or release date.

* Galax typically releases one HOF model per generation unless NVIDIA introduces updated Ti or Super versions.
* For RTX 4090 and RTX 5090 such a model does not exist – the next in line could be RTX 6090 (if the naming scheme remains unchanged).

Thus, Galax presented only a conceptual vision of a future HOF card: a stylish chassis with Swarovski crystals, a thoughtful cooling system, and several new features, but without specific technical specifications.