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The Matrix Creator Ultra 27090 is built for customers who want far more than a high-end gaming PC.
At its core is Intel’s Core Ultra 7 270K Plus, a 24-core desktop processor paired with the ASUS TUF Gaming OC GeForce RTX 5090 32GB.
But what makes this system different is everything surrounding those two components.
You are also getting:
64GB DDR5 memory
10TB total NVMe storage
2TB high-performance Gen4 primary storage
8TB PCIe 5.0 secondary storage
ASUS ProArt Z890-CREATOR WIFI
Thunderbolt 5
10Gb Ethernet
2.5Gb Ethernet
Wi-Fi 7
Windows 11 Pro
360mm liquid cooling
1200W power
10-fan Matrix airflow
That changes what this PC is.
The Matrix Creator Ultra 27090 is powerful enough to serve as an extreme 4K gaming PC, but its storage, networking, memory, GPU capacity, and ProArt platform also make it a serious machine for:
Video production
3D rendering
Unreal Engine
Game development
Streaming
Large creative projects
GPU-accelerated AI
Photography
Software development
Professional multitasking
This is not a basic RTX 5090 gaming build with expensive parts added for appearance.
The configuration has been assembled around customers who can actually use the performance.
32GB RTX graphics. 10TB NVMe. 24 Intel cores. Matrix built for more.
| Component | Specification | What It Delivers |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus – 24 Cores / 24 Threads | High-end gaming plus substantial multicore capability for editing, development, encoding, streaming, and multitasking |
| CPU Cooler | TRYX Panorama SE ARGB 360mm Liquid Cooler | High-capacity CPU cooling with premium visual presentation |
| Motherboard | ASUS ProArt Z890-CREATOR WIFI | Thunderbolt 5, 10GbE, 2.5GbE, Wi-Fi 7, PCIe 5.0, DDR5, and five M.2 slots |
| Memory | 64GB RGB DDR5-6000 CL36 | Large working-memory capacity for gaming, editing, 3D, Unreal Engine, and creator multitasking |
| Primary Storage | WD_BLACK SN850X 2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD | Fast primary drive for Windows, applications, launchers, and active work |
| Secondary Storage | SanDisk Optimus GX PRO 8100 8TB PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD | Massive high-speed storage for games, footage, projects, assets, models, and datasets |
| Total Storage | 10TB NVMe | Large high-speed local library without relying immediately on external storage |
| GPU | ASUS TUF Gaming OC GeForce RTX 5090 32GB | Flagship 4K gaming, ray tracing, GPU rendering, AI acceleration, creator workloads, and 32GB VRAM |
| Operating System | Windows 11 Pro 64-bit | Professional Windows features plus full gaming and creator compatibility |
| Case | Sirius Matrix Series | Premium showcase chassis for high-performance hardware |
| Case Cooling | 10 Case Fans | High-volume airflow around the RTX 5090, motherboard, NVMe drives, and radiator |
| Power Supply | 1200W PSU | Capacity appropriate for this high-power CPU/GPU configuration |
| Protection | Sirius assembly, 3-Year Labor Warranty, applicable manufacturer warranties, lifetime technical support, insured shipping, wooden crate protection | Complete Sirius build and support package |
There are many ways to build an RTX 5090 PC.
Some use the RTX 5090 as the entire selling point and surround it with minimum-spec hardware.
The Matrix Creator Ultra 27090 takes the opposite approach.
The RTX 5090 is supported by:
A 24-core processor
64GB DDR5 memory
10TB NVMe storage
A ProArt creator motherboard
10Gb networking
Thunderbolt 5
Wi-Fi 7
360mm liquid cooling
1200W power
10-fan airflow
That means the surrounding platform is actually capable of supporting the kinds of workloads that justify owning a GPU this powerful.
The Core Ultra 7 270K Plus is not the original Core Ultra 7 265K with a small clock bump.
Intel expanded this 2026 Plus-series processor to 24 total cores, consisting of:
8 Performance-cores
16 Efficient-cores
24 Total Cores
24 Threads
Intel lists a maximum turbo frequency of 5.5GHz, with P-cores reaching up to 5.4GHz and E-cores reaching up to 4.7GHz. It carries 36MB of Smart Cache, 40MB of L2 cache, a 125W processor base power, and up to 250W maximum turbo power.
That gives this system substantially more CPU resources than a conventional 8-core gaming PC.
The advantage appears when the PC is doing several things at once.
For example:
Gaming + OBS
Editing + background exports
Unreal Engine + Visual Studio
Blender + Photoshop
Premiere Pro + After Effects
Streaming + browser sources + Discord
Compiling + multiple development tools
The Performance-cores handle demanding foreground work while the Efficient-cores provide additional resources for parallel and background tasks.
This is not a system built solely to produce the highest CPU benchmark score in games.
If pure gaming FPS is the only objective, an AMD X3D configuration deserves consideration.
The Core Ultra 7 270K Plus makes more sense for customers who want a machine that needs to do several jobs well.
Its strengths fit the overall Matrix Creator Ultra configuration:
High-end gaming
Streaming
Video editing
Encoding
Development
Compilation
3D applications
Multitasking
Background workloads
Professional desktop applications
Intel also increased the die-to-die frequency on the 270K Plus compared with the earlier 265K generation, targeting lower processor-memory-controller latency and improved gaming behavior.
So this is not simply a productivity processor paired with a gaming GPU.
It is a modern mixed-workload platform.
The GeForce RTX 5090 32GB defines the graphics performance of the Matrix Creator Ultra.
NVIDIA equips the RTX 5090 with:
32GB GDDR7
512-bit memory interface
Blackwell architecture
21,760 CUDA cores
Fourth-generation RT Cores
Fifth-generation Tensor Cores
DLSS 4
Multi Frame Generation
AV1 encoding
NVIDIA Studio support
NVIDIA describes the RTX 5090 as its most powerful GeForce GPU and specifically positions it for demanding gaming, creator workloads, and advanced AI applications.
The 32GB VRAM capacity is particularly important.
That additional graphics memory gives the system more room for:
4K textures
Large Blender scenes
Unreal Engine assets
High-resolution video
GPU rendering
Local AI models
Large image-generation workflows
Complex visual effects
Professional visualization
This is one of the biggest differences between an RTX 5090 and GPUs with 12GB or 16GB.
The specific GPU is the ASUS TUF Gaming OC GeForce RTX 5090 32GB.
ASUS lists the OC model with:
21,760 CUDA cores
32GB GDDR7
28Gbps memory
512-bit memory interface
and a factory-overclocked boost profile.
This matters because an RTX 5090 is an extremely high-power graphics card.
A large card cooler, strong chassis airflow, proper mounting, and enough PSU capacity are not optional details at this performance level.
The TUF card handles GPU-level cooling.
The Matrix chassis and 10-fan cooling system handle the heat once it enters the case.
The Matrix Creator Ultra 27090 should be marketed primarily around 4K gaming, not 1080p or ordinary 1440p.
Good monitor pairings include:
4K 120Hz
4K 144Hz
4K 165Hz
4K 240Hz-capable premium displays
High-resolution OLED
High-resolution ultrawide
Premium VR
At 4K, the RTX 5090 can use its enormous graphics capability for:
High-resolution textures
Maximum geometry
Long draw distances
Advanced lighting
Ray tracing
Path tracing
High-quality shadows
Large mods
Advanced visual effects
This is what the GPU was built for.
The RTX 5090 is dramatically more GPU than a standard 1440p 144Hz display needs.
At 1440p, this system makes more sense when using:
240Hz monitors
360Hz monitors
480Hz-class esports displays
Competitive settings
Low-latency modes
At those frame rates, the workload increasingly shifts toward the CPU and game engine.
That makes the 270K Plus CPU more relevant than it is in heavily GPU-limited 4K gaming.
The simplest way to position the system is:
4K for maximum visual quality
1440p for extreme refresh rates
Exact FPS depends on the game, patch, driver, preset, DLSS mode, Multi Frame Generation, ray tracing, path tracing, background software, and CPU load.
So these figures should be treated as expected performance ranges, not guaranteed results.
| Game | 4K High/Ultra | 1440p High/Ultra | Experience |
| Call of Duty / Warzone | 170–240+ FPS | 230–320+ FPS | High-refresh competitive performance |
| Fortnite | 160–230+ FPS | 240–340+ FPS | High-end visuals or competitive play |
| Apex Legends | 200–300+ FPS | 280–360+ FPS | Extremely high-refresh multiplayer |
| Valorant | 400+ FPS | 500+ FPS | Esports-class frame rates |
| Counter-Strike 2 | 300–450+ FPS | 400–550+ FPS | Ultra-high-refresh competitive gaming |
| Cyberpunk 2077 with DLSS / RT | 120–180+ FPS | 175–250+ FPS | Premium ray-traced gaming |
| Forza Horizon 5 | 190–270+ FPS | 260–350+ FPS | Exceptional high-resolution racing |
| Baldur’s Gate 3 | 170–240+ FPS | 230–320+ FPS | Extremely smooth RPG performance |
| Microsoft Flight Simulator | 100–160+ FPS | 140–210+ FPS | High-detail simulation |
| Black Myth: Wukong | 100–160+ FPS | 150–220+ FPS | High-end cinematic gaming |
DLSS and Multi Frame Generation can push displayed frame rates substantially higher in supported titles.
Generated frames should not be presented as equivalent to native rendered frames because native simulation rate and latency remain separate considerations.
The RTX 5090’s 32GB GPU memory is also why this system has such a strong creator side.
For gaming, 32GB provides substantial headroom for:
High-resolution textures
Large mods
4K rendering
Future high-memory games
But creator applications can use that capacity much more aggressively.
Examples include:
Blender
Unreal Engine
DaVinci Resolve
AI image generation
Local AI inference
Architectural visualization
GPU rendering
Large texture workflows
That is why the Matrix Creator Ultra should not be marketed simply as a gaming PC.
The ProArt Z890-CREATOR WIFI is one of the most important components in this configuration.
ASUS specifically designs this platform for creators.
It provides:
Thunderbolt 5
Thunderbolt 4 / USB4 connectivity
10Gb Ethernet
2.5Gb Ethernet
Wi-Fi 7
PCIe 5.0
DDR5
Five M.2 storage positions
The board supports one PCIe 5.0 M.2 position and multiple additional Gen4 M.2 drives.
This is exactly the kind of motherboard that belongs in a system containing:
10TB of NVMe storage
RTX 5090 graphics
64GB RAM
Professional external storage
High-speed networking
Creator peripherals
It is not just a more expensive Z890 motherboard.
Its I/O is one of the major reasons the system can function as a serious production machine.
The ProArt platform provides dual Thunderbolt 5 ports, and ASUS specifies Windows 11 for full Thunderbolt 5 support.
Thunderbolt 5 can be useful for compatible:
High-speed external SSDs
Storage arrays
Professional docks
Displays
Capture equipment
Audio hardware
External creative devices
For a normal gaming PC, Thunderbolt 5 may not matter.
For video editors, creators, production environments, and users with large external storage systems, it can be extremely useful.
The ProArt board includes 10Gb Ethernet alongside 2.5Gb Ethernet.
Ten-gigabit networking can be valuable when working with:
NAS storage
Shared editing servers
Large footage libraries
Central asset storage
Game-development servers
Large project transfers
Backups
Professional media networks
Actual speed depends on the entire network.
A 10Gb port only reaches its potential when connected to compatible switches, cabling, storage, and network hardware.
But the capability is already built into the PC.
The Matrix Creator Ultra also includes Wi-Fi 7 through the ProArt motherboard.
This gives the system access to newer wireless-networking features when paired with compatible equipment.
For workstation-style use, wired 10Gb networking remains the more interesting feature.
For gaming or general use where wired networking is unavailable, Wi-Fi 7 gives the system a modern wireless platform.
The supplied configuration includes 64GB total DDR5-6000 CL36 memory.
For customer-facing copy, there is no need to identify the memory manufacturer.
The important configuration is:
64GB total capacity
DDR5-6000
CL36
The system uses two separate 32GB kits, producing four installed 16GB modules.
64GB makes much more sense here than it would on an ordinary gaming PC because this configuration is also designed for:
4K video editing
After Effects
Blender
Unreal Engine
Software development
Large Photoshop files
Heavy browser and application multitasking
Virtual machines
AI-assisted workflows
For gaming alone, 32GB would generally be enough.
For this system’s broader intended workload, 64GB is a more appropriate starting point.
Because the supplied specification uses four 16GB modules, the memory controller has to drive four DDR5 DIMMs.
That can be more demanding than using two larger DIMMs.
For a premium production system, I would consider a matched 2×32GB 64GB DDR5 kit if available.
That can provide:
64GB capacity
Only two populated DIMM slots
Simpler memory training
More room for future expansion
Potentially easier high-speed stability
The final memory speed should always be validated during Sirius stress testing rather than assuming every four-DIMM configuration will run at its advertised EXPO/XMP speed.
One of the most distinctive features of this build is its storage.
The system includes:
2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe
plus
8TB PCIe 5.0 NVMe
for a combined:
That is very different from a typical premium prebuilt with a single 1TB or 2TB drive.
This system is designed for customers who actually keep large amounts of data locally.
The 2TB WD_BLACK SN850X makes sense as the main operating-system and application drive.
Use it for:
Windows 11 Pro
Drivers
Adobe applications
Game launchers
Frequently played games
Creator software
Development tools
System files
Keeping the OS and applications on their own fast NVMe drive makes the storage layout easier to manage.
The second drive is an 8TB PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD.
That gives the system an unusually large pool of high-speed local storage.
It can be used for:
AAA game libraries
4K and 8K footage
Gameplay recordings
Unreal Engine projects
Blender assets
RAW photography
Project files
AI models
Datasets
Render cache
Local archives
Creative assets
For a creator or developer, this can be much more useful than one enormous drive containing Windows, applications, project files, and cache all together.
An RTX 5090 system can generate and consume data quickly.
High-bitrate recordings, 4K footage, 8K footage, large Blender scenes, Unreal projects, local AI models, and modern games can occupy hundreds of gigabytes each.
Ten terabytes means the customer does not immediately need to depend on:
External drives
Slow archival storage
Deleting games constantly
Moving active projects off the workstation
It is a workstation-style storage configuration inside a high-end gaming system.
The Matrix Creator Ultra 27090 includes Windows 11 Pro 64-bit.
Windows 11 Pro makes more sense than Home for this configuration because many customers buying this system may use it for both gaming and professional work.
It is appropriate for:
Gaming
Adobe applications
3D software
Development environments
Remote work
Professional administration
Business use
BitLocker
Remote Desktop hosting
Creator workflows
Windows 11 is also relevant because ASUS specifies it for full Thunderbolt 5 functionality on the ProArt Z890-CREATOR platform.
The Matrix Creator Ultra is extremely well equipped for video production.
Its major strengths are:
24-core Intel processor
RTX 5090 32GB
64GB RAM
10TB NVMe storage
Thunderbolt 5
10Gb Ethernet
That combination is valuable for:
Adobe Premiere Pro
DaVinci Resolve
After Effects
Media Encoder
Multicam production
Long-form video
High-resolution footage
Large creator libraries
This is the type of workflow where the complete platform matters more than one benchmark number.
Premiere Pro can benefit from the combination of:
CPU resources
GPU acceleration
Hardware video encoding
System memory
Storage speed
The Core Ultra 7 handles CPU-side application work and background tasks.
The RTX 5090 provides NVIDIA GPU acceleration in compatible effects and workflows.
The 64GB system memory provides substantially more working capacity than a standard 32GB gaming configuration.
And the 8TB secondary drive gives creators room for large footage libraries without immediately filling the Windows drive.
This system is especially appropriate for creators who produce 4K content regularly.
DaVinci Resolve can be heavily GPU dependent.
That makes the RTX 5090’s:
32GB VRAM
Blackwell architecture
AI acceleration
GPU compute capability
particularly relevant.
The system is suited to:
High-resolution timelines
Color grading
Noise reduction
Fusion effects
AI-assisted tools
Large frame buffers
High-resolution exports
Multistream projects
The 64GB RAM and 10TB storage configuration also make the surrounding workflow much more practical.
After Effects can consume substantial CPU and system-memory resources.
The combination of:
24 CPU cores
64GB DDR5
RTX 5090
Fast NVMe storage
makes the Matrix Creator Ultra well suited for:
Motion graphics
Visual effects
High-resolution compositions
Multiframe rendering
Layer-heavy projects
Premiere integration
GPU-assisted effects
For unusually large professional projects, even 64GB may eventually become a limitation.
The motherboard supports significantly more memory if the workload grows.
The RTX 5090 makes this configuration an exceptionally strong Blender and GPU-rendering system.
The GPU provides:
32GB VRAM
CUDA acceleration
OptiX support
Ray-tracing hardware
AI acceleration
That makes it suitable for:
Cycles rendering
Product visualization
Architectural rendering
Animation
High-resolution textures
Complex lighting
Large scenes
GPU rendering
The 32GB VRAM capacity gives artists significantly more room than mainstream 12GB and 16GB cards.
The Matrix Creator Ultra also makes sense as a premium Unreal Engine workstation.
It provides:
24 CPU cores
RTX 5090
32GB GPU VRAM
64GB system memory
10TB NVMe storage
Thunderbolt 5
10Gb networking
That combination supports:
Shader compilation
Large environments
Nanite assets
High-resolution textures
Ray tracing
Viewport rendering
Source builds
Game testing
Asset processing
Multiple development tools
The 270K Plus is particularly interesting here because its additional E-cores provide more CPU resources than the earlier Core Ultra 7 265K.
This is also a very capable development PC.
Possible workloads include:
Visual Studio
JetBrains IDEs
Unreal Engine source builds
Compilation
Virtual machines
Containers
Local development servers
Large repositories
Databases
Multi-application development environments
The 24-core CPU helps when development workloads can parallelize across multiple cores.
The large local storage also provides room for source trees, build artifacts, virtual environments, SDKs, and test data.
The system is massively capable for single-PC streaming.
A normal streaming environment may include:
Game
OBS Studio
Discord
Browser sources
Alerts
Webcams
Chat software
Recording
Music
Hardware monitoring
The RTX 5090 provides dedicated NVIDIA hardware encoding.
The Core Ultra 7 provides enough CPU resources that the rest of the production environment does not have to compete for the same small pool of cores.
The large secondary drive also gives streamers room to retain high-bitrate local recordings.
The RTX 5090’s 32GB GDDR7 makes the Matrix Creator Ultra useful for serious local AI experimentation.
Possible uses include:
Local language-model inference
Image generation
AI-assisted video
Upscaling
Denoising
Computer vision
CUDA development
Embedding generation
Creative AI tools
Data processing
The 32GB VRAM capacity is substantially larger than the memory available on typical gaming GPUs.
It is still not unlimited.
Users whose workloads require 48GB, 96GB, or more GPU memory should consider Sirius professional RTX workstation configurations.
The answer is:
Both.
If you only look at the RTX 5090, it appears to be an extreme gaming system.
If you look at the entire configuration, you also have:
64GB RAM
10TB NVMe
ProArt motherboard
Thunderbolt 5
10Gb Ethernet
Windows 11 Pro
Those parts do not exist simply to increase gaming FPS.
They exist because this system is designed to move between gaming and professional work.
That is why Matrix Creator Ultra fits this configuration better than a normal gaming-only name.
The system uses a TRYX Panorama SE ARGB 360mm liquid cooler.
This is a good match for a processor Intel lists with up to 250W maximum turbo power.
The 360mm radiator provides substantial cooling capacity during:
Video exports
Rendering
Compiling
Gaming
Streaming
CPU-heavy creator workloads
Long multicore tasks
The Panorama also gives this high-end Matrix build a more distinctive internal presentation than a basic AIO.
Cooling performance will still depend on:
Ambient temperature
Fan curve
Pump behavior
CPU power settings
Workload
Case airflow
The cooler provides the thermal capacity; the full system determines the final temperatures.
The Matrix chassis includes 10 case fans.
That is appropriate here because this system contains:
An RTX 5090
A 250W-class CPU platform
Two high-performance NVMe drives
A 360mm radiator
High-end motherboard power delivery
The fan layout helps move heat away from:
GPU
CPU radiator
Motherboard VRMs
Memory
NVMe storage
Internal expansion hardware
Long gaming and creator workloads can keep both the CPU and GPU under sustained load.
System airflow therefore matters just as much as the CPU cooler itself.
The base system uses a 1200W PSU.
The RTX 5090 is an extremely high-power graphics card, while the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus can reach 250W maximum turbo power.
That makes this one of the systems where substantial PSU capacity is genuinely appropriate.
The power supply must support:
RTX 5090
Core Ultra processor
360mm AIO
10 case fans
Two NVMe drives
Motherboard
Memory
USB devices
Thunderbolt hardware
Additional storage
Expansion equipment
For the production system, the exact 1200W PSU model, efficiency rating, native GPU connector, and transient-load handling should be validated.
At this hardware level, wattage alone is not enough information.
Customers using high-refresh 4K OLED and other premium displays.
Users working in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, After Effects, Photoshop, Lightroom, and other creative software.
Blender, rendering, animation, visualization, and large texture workflows.
Developers and artists working with large environments and GPU-heavy real-time content.
Users gaming, streaming, and recording from one system.
Customers compiling, running VMs, containers, local databases, and multi-application development environments.
Customers who can use the RTX 5090’s 32GB graphics memory.
The 10TB NVMe configuration is especially valuable for games, footage, models, assets, and datasets.
A less elaborate motherboard and storage configuration could deliver similar game FPS for less money.
Compare against Sirius AMD X3D systems.
A professional RTX workstation is the better fit.
Threadripper or another higher-core-count workstation may be more appropriate.
This configuration is far beyond what ordinary 1080p gaming requires.
That is exactly where the Matrix Creator Ultra 27090 belongs.
✅ Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus
✅ 24 CPU cores
✅ 8 Performance-cores + 16 Efficient-cores
✅ Up to 5.5GHz turbo
✅ ASUS TUF Gaming OC RTX 5090
✅ 32GB GDDR7 VRAM
✅ 21,760 CUDA cores
✅ 512-bit memory interface
✅ Blackwell architecture
✅ DLSS 4
✅ Ray tracing
✅ NVIDIA creator acceleration
✅ ASUS ProArt Z890-CREATOR WIFI
✅ Thunderbolt 5
✅ Thunderbolt 4 / USB4
✅ 10Gb Ethernet
✅ 2.5Gb Ethernet
✅ Wi-Fi 7
✅ Five M.2 slots
✅ 64GB RGB DDR5-6000
✅ 2TB Gen4 NVMe primary storage
✅ 8TB Gen5 NVMe secondary storage
✅ 10TB total NVMe storage
✅ Windows 11 Pro
✅ TRYX Panorama SE 360mm AIO
✅ Sirius Matrix Series case
✅ 10 case fans
✅ 1200W PSU
✅ Professional Sirius assembly
✅ Full system stress testing
✅ Thermal verification
✅ 3-Year Labor Warranty
✅ Applicable manufacturer warranties
✅ Lifetime Technical Support
✅ Insured shipping
✅ Wooden crate protection
✅ FREE GAME included
This is not an RTX 5090 surrounded by entry-level components.
The entire platform is built around what a high-end GPU can actually enable.
Every Matrix Creator Ultra 27090 includes:
Professional Sirius assembly
BIOS and firmware setup
Memory configuration
NVMe installation
Windows 11 Pro setup
Driver installation
GPU mounting and support
Cable management
Fan configuration
Airflow optimization
CPU stress testing
GPU stress testing
Combined CPU/GPU load testing
Memory stability testing
Storage verification
Thermal validation
3-Year Labor Warranty
Applicable manufacturer warranties
Lifetime Technical Support
Insured shipping
Wooden crate protection
FREE GAME included
The system is tested as a complete PC before shipment.
The Matrix Creator Ultra 27090 Core Ultra 7 270K Plus RTX 5090 PC is one of those systems where looking only at the CPU and GPU does not tell the complete story.
Yes, the RTX 5090 32GB makes it an extreme 4K gaming PC.
Yes, the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus provides 24 cores and enough CPU resources for gaming, editing, development, streaming, and heavy background workloads. Intel’s 2026 Plus-series update expands the Core Ultra 7 to eight P-cores plus sixteen E-cores and raises total core count to 24.
But this system also includes 64GB DDR5 memory and 10TB of NVMe storage.
The 2TB primary drive gives Windows and applications their own high-performance space.
The enormous 8TB Gen5 secondary drive provides room for game libraries, footage, Blender assets, Unreal projects, recordings, datasets, and AI models.
The ASUS ProArt Z890-CREATOR WIFI adds Thunderbolt 5, 10Gb and 2.5Gb Ethernet, Wi-Fi 7, five M.2 positions, and the professional connectivity that makes a storage-heavy system like this much more useful.
The TRYX Panorama 360mm AIO and ten-fan Matrix cooling layout support the heat generated by the processor and RTX 5090 during sustained work.
The 1200W PSU supplies a platform where both major processors can draw substantial power under load.
And Windows 11 Pro fits the professional side of the build while also providing the OS required for full Thunderbolt 5 support on the ProArt motherboard.
This system is not designed solely for someone who wants the highest gaming FPS.
It is for someone whose computer may be playing a game at 4K tonight, editing that footage tomorrow morning, rendering a Blender project in the afternoon, compiling Unreal Engine later that day, and storing all of it locally.
32GB RTX graphics. 64GB system memory. 10TB NVMe. Thunderbolt 5. 10Gb networking. Matrix built for gaming and creation.
Matrix Creator Ultra 27090 – Core Ultra 7 270K Plus RTX 5090 PC.
“270” identifies the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus, while “90” identifies the RTX 5090.
Intel lists 24 cores, divided between eight Performance-cores and sixteen Efficient-cores.
The Core Ultra 7 270K Plus provides 24 threads.
Intel lists a maximum turbo frequency of 5.5GHz.
The RTX 5090 includes 32GB GDDR7 memory.
ASUS lists 21,760 CUDA cores for the TUF Gaming RTX 5090.
Yes. The RTX 5090 makes premium high-refresh 4K gaming the natural gaming target.
Yes, but this hardware makes the most sense at 1440p when paired with extremely high-refresh displays.
The supplied configuration includes 64GB DDR5-6000 CL36 memory.
Gaming alone generally does not require 64GB, but the additional memory is useful for After Effects, Premiere Pro, Unreal Engine, Blender, virtual machines, development, and heavy multitasking.
The system includes 10TB total NVMe storage: a 2TB primary PCIe 4.0 SSD plus an 8TB PCIe 5.0 secondary SSD.
Separating the Windows/application drive from the large project/library drive makes it easier to organize games, recordings, footage, creator projects, assets, datasets, and other large files.
Yes. ASUS lists five M.2 positions plus SATA storage support on the ProArt Z890-CREATOR WIFI.
Yes. The motherboard includes Thunderbolt 5 connectivity.
Yes. It includes 10Gb Ethernet and an additional 2.5Gb Ethernet connection.
Yes.
Yes. The supplied configuration includes Windows 11 Pro 64-bit.
Yes. The 24-core CPU, RTX 5090, 64GB RAM, and large NVMe storage configuration make it very well suited to high-end Premiere Pro workflows.
Yes. The RTX 5090’s 32GB VRAM is particularly useful in GPU-heavy Resolve workflows.
Yes. The RTX 5090 provides substantial CUDA/RTX capability and 32GB VRAM for complex GPU-rendering workloads.
Yes. The combination of 24 CPU cores, RTX 5090 graphics, 64GB RAM, 10TB NVMe, and the ProArt platform makes this a particularly strong Unreal Engine and game-development system.
Yes. The RTX 5090’s 32GB VRAM provides substantial capability for compatible local AI workloads. Users who require more than 32GB should consider a professional RTX workstation.
Intel lists the Core Ultra 7 270K Plus with up to 250W maximum turbo power, making substantial cooling appropriate for sustained multicore workloads.
The 1200W unit provides the capacity needed for a very high-power RTX 5090 configuration, the 250W-class Intel processor, ten-fan cooling system, high-speed storage, and other internal hardware.
It is best for premium 4K gamers, video editors, streamers, 3D artists, Unreal Engine developers, software developers, local AI users, and creators who need unusually large local high-speed storage in the same system.
| Case Color | Black, White |
|---|---|
| Ram | 32gb DDR5, 64gb DDR5 |
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