In this video, I’m over at the Palit booth checking out a bunch of surprisingly interesting GPU stuff—some of it we’ve seen before, and some of it is straight-up “wait, what?” material. They had the familiar wave design cards (the 90/80/70 series look) and the all-black options, but the real attention-grabber was the concept GameRock Diamond Edition. Everyone’s been asking when Palit is going to deliver a Diamond card, and now we finally have a demo model—still no confirmed launch timing for the RTX 50 series version, but I’m definitely looking forward to it. Right next to that, I spotted a special workstation-style card that was signed by Jensen (yes, that Jensen). What I like is it’s simple and functional, with an angled power connector and a thinner profile than the chunky workstation cards we usually see. I also revisited the Palit X Link Plus concept—a full custom water-cooled solution I talked about last year—plus some wild custom modding ideas like layered backplates and even a super detailed Miko Studio showcase build where the GPU is literally embedded into a sword. And it’s not just GPUs: Palit also showed a modular mini PC concept with Pandora, where everything runs through PCI slots—antennas, cameras, extra I/O, even SSD fans—but you’ll need to write your own software to make it all work. They also demoed AI use cases like people-flow heat maps in real time, smart farming, and sea patrol analytics, which was honestly pretty cool to see live at the booth.