Pros: There was a lot of fine dust getting into my case before I got it, now there isn't.

Cons: I feel it should have been included with the case not a paid accessory. And i'm not sure why the black filter costs so much more than the white filter.

Overall Review: If you have the Lian Li Lancool 216 case I would recommend the dust filter.

Pros: Exceptional performance in demanding games and AI workloads. 32GB of GDDR7 VRAM, particularly useful for local AI image and video generation.

Cons: Factory fan profile prioritizes low noise over cooling, resulting in higher GPU and hotspot temps than I'd prefer during extended workloads. High power consumption approaching 575W under demanding loads.

Overall Review: I've owned the MSI RTX 5090 Gaming Trio OC since June 2025, and overall I've been very impressed with its performance. Beyond gaming, I've also used this GPU for local AI generation. The 32GB of GDDR7 memory is a major advantage for these applications, allowing me to run workloads that would be difficult or impractical on cards with less VRAM. Performance has been excellent, even during lengthy generation sessions that keep the GPU under sustained heavy load. The triple-fan cooler is capable, and noise levels have been quite reasonable. My main criticism is that the factory fan profile seems overly conservative for extended compute-heavy workloads. I'd prefer MSI to offer a more cooling-focused preset out of the box, particularly for users who prioritize temperatures over absolute silence. I would also welcome additional monitoring and protection features for the high-power 12V-2x6 connector. Despite those criticisms, I'm very satisfied with the card. It delivers outstanding performance, the 32GB of VRAM makes it especially valuable for both gaming and AI enthusiasts. I would recommend the Gaming Trio OC to enthusiasts who need the performance and VRAM capacity of an RTX 5090, provided they're prepared for its substantial power requirements and physical size.