‘Palit Maker’ lets you customize your Nvidia GPU, here are all the designs on display at Computex
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With many modern PC cases having transparent side panels, a lot of users have taken advantage of this to create elaborate RGB setups or specific color-themed builds. Customers of graphics card maker Palit will now be able to take this concept even further with the introduction of Palit Maker.
At Computex 2025, Palit showcased a few of the custom graphics card shells that are possible using the PalitMaker service. This ranged from a relatively simple card themed after Doom: The Dark Ages, which featured 3D-printed weapons from the game. Those interested in brightening up their own PC case interior can check out the Palit website, where examples of other builds are provided, along with 3D print files of ‘default' covers which can be downloaded a customized to fit the chosen aesthetic.
Palit Maker covers are compatible with Nvidia GPUs
These 3D print files are available for the RTX 40 series and RTX 50 series and come in two types. The first is a ‘blank' GPU shroud, which is suitable for painting. This version has a basic design on it that those skilled with a paintbrush can enhance and stylise to their heart’s content.
The other type is the Creator version, a modifiable version with no pre-design, which can be used by those skilled in 3D modelling to create their own cover in whatever style they want. If you need some extra inspiration, the Palit website links to several videos of some elaborate creations, including builds inspired by Sonic the Hedgehog, Spider-Man, Gundam, and the Xenomorph.
Palit strongly recommends reading the full SOP instructions before getting started on your build. Don't worry, as long as you follow the instructions, your warranty is safe.
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