Item#: N82E16814137610

Pros: - Great aesthetics. - Solid build. - Very fast card. - Low temperatures. - Minimal fan noise even at full load. - Comes with a GPU brace and mousepad.

Cons: - Expensive. - One of the larger 3090s. Make sure your case can fit it. - Could have used more RGB accents on the fans and backplate. - Should have been called "Supreme".

Overall Review: A great card that will handle anything you throw at it with ease.

Pros: -Looks better than most 3090s (The RGB is tasteful and not exaggerated) -Boosts higher than most 3090s (Boosts to 1995Mhz on stock) -Excellent temps not going above 80°C (Mostly hovers low 70s°C) -Premium feel on build just like how it looks -No coil whine (I have a 1200w Platinum PSU)

Cons: -Expensive -Might not fit a lot of PC cases -Big power draw (400+ watts easy just the GPU alone) -Low availability -VRM can run toasty (around 86°C) even if the GPU itself is cool

Overall Review: I would highly suggest you get at least a 1000w+ PSU if you get this GPU if you have a lot of other peripherals attached to your PC. While the GPU itself draws around a max of 400+ watts, my whole power draw from the wall socket is around 700w+ while gaming and spikes at 870w+ on occasion. This is due to my monitor also that has almost 100w+ power draw and other PC attachments such as HDDs, SSD, 10Gbit ethernet card, DAS (Direct Attached Storage) devices, CPU, etc. Also if you want to enable Resizable Bar make sure you have done all of the following: -GPU supports resizable bar and have the latest GPU drivers -Above 4G Decode is enabled in the BIOS - CSM disabled in BIOS -Boot from a GPT partition -64bit Operating System -Windows running UEFI mode My PC Rig Specs: AMD Ryzen 9 5950X MSI GeForce RTX Suprim X 3090 64GB G.Skill Trident Z Neo 3600Mhz @ 14-14-14-34-48 CT1 Asus Crosshair Hero VIII X570

Pros: + Built like a tank + No coil whine + VERY quiet even at 100% fan speed which it never even needs anyway + 120fps in EVERYTHING + Comes with an anti sag stand

Cons: - Power consumption is insane. Transient power consumption with large tensorflow models by far exceeds the ~430W rating for the card. I could not run my Threadripper 3970x + this card on a Corsair 1000W supply. It kept tripping OC and shutting down my PC. Once I bought a Corsair AX1600i everything works fine and I can run CPU + GPU at high loads.

Overall Review: This thing is ridiculous. No one needs this kind of power. You can literally run Tensorflow and play Overwatch at the same time. It has that much VRAM. This card is a wet dream for machine learning. For pure gamers... you don't need this. Get a 3080Ti instead.

Pros: - Sleek look - 24Gb Memory size will keep me from upgrading for years - Ideal 4k gaming for me

Cons: - The price, but was worth it to be able to get from Newegg

Overall Review: I can't provide the ideal technical review seen by others either on here or on YouTube, I just simply needed a new powerful card for my new build and this was it. Overall, gaming experience is the best I've seen yet.

Pros: Was amazing when it worked plus a beautiful card. Rma took 50 plus days.... but I have a working card again at no cost to me so I cannot complain. Card is a monster when working and can say the fans are pretty quiet at top speed. Also they designed the card to actually get some cooling on the back VRAM chips there is actual heat pipes ran to them and the end up connected to the main cooler.

Cons: My card died 2 months after receiving it I was happy I jumped on team MSI got the X670 Meg Ace etc to go with the card but tbh I have had problems and now my card is dead. I work 6 days a week and would like to game just once in a week and now I'm stuck.

Overall Review: I would recommend this card it performs amazing and the RMA process worked no hassles.

Pros: I'm rendering 3d images almost half the time of my 2070 Super. Whenever I render the gauge showing the iterations goes up like I'd imagine a speedometer in a fighter jet would do. I haven't gamed with it yet because I'm into 3d rendering, game developing and video editing so I can't really judge that side of it but I'm sure it will be a beast of a card for gaming. It was built to compete with the Strix so you know it can handle anything. It reminds me of the 2080 version of the Gaming X Trio which was one of my favourite looking cards.

Cons: It's a bit of a power hog and a little bit on the heavy side but I'm ok with it. I'm just happy to be part of the Nvidia 30 series gang.

Overall Review: If you can get your hands on one, buy it, don't hesitate. You won't be disappointed.

Pros: Fast and quiet, the lighting is fabulous

Cons: Expensive

Overall Review: Worth the deal.

Pros: -Design -Clock speeds -Quiet -Cool temps out of the box

Cons: Dragon Center software is buggy, drops CPU frequency to 0.7ghz when you toggle the extreme performance mode

Overall Review: After disabling dragon center (optional software) from toggling extreme performance on game startup, the card has been rock solid. Consistent, quiet, and low temperatures.

Pros: When I was researching the best video card for production as well as games, I had looked at all the big names. Somehow I stumbled on the RTX 3090 SUPRIM X, which wasn't originally on my radar. Well, I am glad I did. This card is "king." It does it all, and it does it well. Not only can it game and handle everything I could throw at it, but it also doesn't break a sweat when doing 3D renders and animations in Blender.

Cons: The only con for me is the price tag. I understand with the shortages and high demand all new cards are bringing a premium price. Nevertheless, it definitely takes a big bite out of the wallet.

Overall Review: This card has power and yet stays cool under pressure. Though I am still putting it through its paces, I believe I picked the best RTX 3090 card out there for my needs. This card is awesome!

Pros: -Very quiet compared to my previous graphics card. - Massive upgrade in performance compared to the 20 series cards - Excellent for CAD and 3D design.

Cons: - The sheer size of the card is not for all cases - The heat find are hard to not bend upon opening the packaging is to the size.

Overall Review: - I would only recommend this product to people who need the extra VRAM for 3D design and CAD design - Not a good price to performance option - Would rather get the 3080 or "3080 to" if you're goal is exclusively gaming.