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ASUS ROG Astral vs MSI SUPRIM RTX 5090: 5 Things to Compare
Both cards use RTX 5090. Compare the shared core specifications, estimated power draw, price, stock, and PC compatibility before choosing.
Start with the right comparison criteria
Both models are RTX 5090 cards, but final price, stock, power requirements, physical dimensions, cooling design, and warranty conditions can differ. This article uses the public GpuPlus listings as its starting point.
1. Core GPU and memory are broadly the same
The current listings show 32GB VRAM, 21,760 CUDA cores, GDDR7 memory, and a 512-bit bus for both models. Compare the buying conditions and your system constraints rather than assuming a different GPU tier.
2. Check estimated power draw and your PSU
The ASUS listing shows approximately 575W+ and the MSI listing shows approximately 575–600W. Check the whole system power budget, cable clearance, and the manufacturer’s final PSU guidance.
3. Compare the current final price
At publication, the ASUS card is listed at 3,910 USDT and the MSI card at 3,833 USDT. Prices can change, so use the detail pages and payment screen for the current final price.
4. Stock can decide the practical choice
At publication, the ASUS listing shows 21 units and the MSI listing shows 4. Recheck stock immediately before payment because it can change between visits.
5. Confirm case and cable compatibility from official documents
Check card length, thickness, power connector clearance, and case space in the manufacturer’s official documentation. These physical requirements vary by model.
Are the VRAM and CUDA core counts different?
The current GpuPlus listings show 32GB VRAM and 21,760 CUDA cores for both. Confirm final details in the manufacturer documentation and the product page.
Is the more expensive model always faster?
Not necessarily. Results can depend on workload, power limits, cooling, and manufacturer settings. Compare verified specifications, stock, price, and system compatibility.