GeForce RTX 4090 WINDFORCE V2 24G Graphics Card, 3X WINDFORCE Fans, 24GB 384-bit GDDR6X, GV-N4090WF3V2-24GD Video Card

People can bitch all they want, this is still the best graphics card hands down. The 5090 might be more powerfull but the thermals and power draw aren't better and those matter more. I've had exactly zero issues with this card. It pounds games like jocks pound college girls. I play exclusively on high at 3840x2160 at between 120 - 144 hrtz and it does great. If it ever falls short it's in a game that has notorious optimization issues like Darktide.Games I've played just fine at 4k/8kGears 5 - 8KHelldivers 2 - 4kSpace Marine 2 - 4kForza Horizon 5 - 4kShadow of the Tomb Raider - 4kReturnal - 4kCrysis (1,2,3) - 4kBeamNG.drive - 4kBorderlands 3 - 4k (mild stutters when changing areas and new textures load in)

𝗦𝗵𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄:Amazing. Well-built. Less offensively priced than much of the competition. Not loud, and despite a bit of coil whine during certain loading screens, it hasn't been noticeable while playing. As someone who wanted to avoid coil whine and bought this card for that reason, I'm fine with it.It's a real, solid 4090 for not much above MSRP, with performance and silent BIOS modes.--------------------------------------------------𝗟𝗼𝗻𝗴 𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄:I'm currently running this in my nearly 4-year old build, with the intention of upgrading everything else around the card after a year or so of saving.Even on an i9 9900k, it offers massive gains over my 2080 ti in any scenario where I'm not limited by my CPU or 3200mhz ram speed. For example, Hogwarts Legacy doesn't see too much improvement (it's notoriously taxing on your whole system and not the most optimized), but Horizon Zero Dawn at native 1440p Ultra went from 90fps on an RTX 2080 ti to 155fps (monitor cap) on the 4090. It's still only around 75% GPU usage, 63C and drawing roughly the same power as my 2080 ti at around 250W.That's over a 70% uplift for 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘴𝘢𝘮𝘦 𝘱𝘰𝘸𝘦𝘳 𝘤𝘰𝘯𝘴𝘶𝘮𝘱𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯, a dozen degrees cooler, and a lot quieter due to much lower fan speed. Aside from obviously flourishing at 4k, this card could do a lot more than that at 1440p with a cutting-edge CPU, RAM and a 240hz monitor. It is a BEAST, and with 24GB of VRAM it may actually stay powerful for a few years.Still, let's be real; the 4090 is overpriced and I can't give it good marks for value even though Gigabyte is being really cool here compared to the competition. I stand strong in my belief that the whole pricing structure of the 40-series is one tier too high; the FE should retail around $1249-$1299, which would put this one around $1349-$1399. Still, this isn't Gigabyte's fault, it's Nvidia all the way, and I appreciate Gigabyte offering this for a comparatively "reasonable" price.If you decided (like I did) that the 4090 is the only card that makes sense to buy for longevity's sake—or you simply want the best—this is a great option.

Works as expected. Big price tag. Huge gpu, well built good quality. Runs BO6 at about 500fps, Black Ops 1200 ish. Cooling fans hardly ever run but it is in a computer that has about 11 fans already. Very large gaming computer case.

I don't know why, new CPU 13700k, new motherboard, new drams, everything is new, can work well with integrated graphics, but not with this 4090. I am working in AI industry, and everybody knows how important a reliable card is. Really wasted a lots of time and killed my mood.

I build a new computer for flight simming and as flight sims are very demanding on computers, I wanted the best video card I could buy, within reason. The 4090 at the time of purchase was the top card. Although there are different manufacturers that make 4090s, I decided on this one from Gigabyte. I couldn't be happier. I have used it for quite some time now and it is pretty quiet for a very powerful card. It does get warm sometimes but that is to be expected. I have never had it overheat or even come close to doing so. I paired this with a good processor and I am able to max out Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, DCS and now Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. I would recommend this card.

It’s expensive and requires sturdy new-ish mother boardI tried to install this into a Asus z390 aura sync mother board and it bricked my board. I had to build a new pc to use this cardOnly buy this if you can afford itI get all games max settings with ray tracing at 60-300+ fpsWukong is the most intense game max settings put me at 50-80 fpsMarvels rivals 100 fpsHell divers 115fpsHell let loose 180 fpsDark tide 144 fpsCyberpunk 180 fpsSpace marine 100 fps

Performance 10/10.Function 10/10.General Looks 10/10.Flashy Christmas Tree Level Neon Pimpmobile Class Lighting 1/10.Seriously have had no problems with this expensive card. It overclocks to about 20% higher than it's base perf on my excessively fan encrusted system. But yeah the LED's are just kind of lame.

Power hungry? We already know that.Superior deep learning (and gaming) performance? We already know that.Will turn your computer case into an oven if it's running at full power for a long time? We already know that.I mean, it has an official power draw of 450 Watts, so that's just what 450 Watts of power, 450 Watts of compute, and 450 Watts of heat can do!What I didn't expect when buying it was how large it is. Unlike other 3-fan GPUs before it, this won't fit into a full-tower case with a 3.5" drive bay beside it. I had to shift my drive bay's position and uninstall the 5.25" bay to be able to install this GPU, which was okay, since I don't use the 5.25" drive bay anyway.However, I would've had more issues if I had a smaller case or if my bay wasn't removable, so my advice to readers is to please pay attention to dimensions when buying this.Overall 100% satisfied with what I got. I got exactly what I paid for and it performed just as I wanted it to.