ASUS TUF Gaming NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (24GB GDDR6X, PCIe 4.0, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a, Dual Ball Bearing Axial Fans)

Awesome, gpu works fine, no issues with mine! Craziest thing happened when i put everything together there was smoke. Upgrading from a 3080ti to a 4090 required a new power supply unit with 4 slots instead of 3 though. Other than that, works perfectly!

it’s an amazing product honestly and i don’t regret paying the amount i feel like every dollar was worth, the performance is outstanding

It’s a 4090, it’s a power house and does pretty much anything you need it to do. Thankfully I bought mine before these prices skyrocketed again.

Quick to get to me. amazing gpu will tackle my vr needs 😄

Tried everything but it is still not working

Been using a card for a couple of days had no issues got the card pretty fast as well

The TUF series of RTX cards are by far the most overbuilt cards in the market. Boasting a full metal shroud and cage these cards can support themselves without sagging, I put the little anti-sag support in just because why not? Also the best looking card in my opinion. If you’re looking for a lot of RGB this probably isn’t the card for you, maybe look into the ROG instead. I run a 240hz 1440p monitor and there are only a handful of games I can’t max out the refresh rate of the display with the visuals turned up to max. I have this card cranked up to 2900mhz core clock and 23500mhz on the memory and it never breaks a sweat or goes over 65*. Even in the most demanding games I don’t see the power draw going over about 350w. When benchmarking I’ve seen it hit about 485w. Not sure what you’d have to do to get this card to draw 500-600w but I’m sure it would handle it no problem! Absolute solid performer and highly recommend.

If you order this card please be aware you might get the OG version (e.g. TUF-RTX4090-O24G-OG-GAMING instead of TUF-RTX4090-O24G-GAMING) which has a different pcb and won‘t fit on standard strix/tuf waterblocks. Had a very unpleasant surprise today. Apparently asus did this to fit older 3090 coolers.