Item#: N82E16814137760

Pros: -Fast -Cool Running -Low Noise -Chews up modern games like they are nothing. Plays the new MWII maxed out without going over 60C -Best looking 4090 there is

Cons: -Heavy, you will need a support or vertical mount -Gigantic -Expensive -Stupid power adapter made it so tight of a fit in my o11 Dynamic XL ROG that I went for the vertical mount instead.

Overall Review: Would recommend. See Pros and Cons.

Pros: Low temps Quiet Excellent performance (Im coming from a 3090 Ti)

Cons: Heavy Huge $$

Overall Review: Beautiful cardbut hugetemps very low even when overclocked at >500W.

Pros: Strong heat dissipation, the fan will not rotate in most games (usually maintained at 50 to 60 degrees), which is very quiet. The fan occasionally rotates to dissipate heat (the speed is usually 30%), and the full speed of the fan can reach 3500 RPM. In fact, the power consumption is lower. The actual power consumption of RTX 4090 in the game is lower than that of RTX 3080 Ti I used before. Powerful performance, in 4K can basically meet the needs of most games 144 Hz.

Cons: Very heavy (2413 g), very long (34 cm) and very thick (3 slots). The lighting is not as good as the previous generation, and the obvious lamp beads. Very few dragon elements. Hexagonal logo with unknown meaning (personal feeling).

Overall Review: Generally speaking, it is a very recommended card. You need a large chassis and a power supply of at least 850 W (more than 1000 is recommended). As far as I know, I saw a classic version of 4090 on MSI official website of CN. It just follows the appearance of the previous generation flagship. So the advantage is thinner and lighter, but the disadvantage is that there is no latest heat dissipation. If you prefer the appearance of the previous generation and don't care about better heat dissipation, I recommend you to wait. The reason why I evaluate four eggs is because my card has workmanship defects. Under strong light or at a specific angle, you can see traces and scratches of grinding or inlaying on the back plate (see the red circle in the picture for details). I encountered this problem when I bought MSI products for the first time, and as a flagship card, I was disappointed that the workmanship was so poor, which made me wonder if it might be a second-hand card. At present, I have applied for a replacement.

Pros: The gpu boost out of the box is near 2800Mhz which is right up there with the top 4090s Classy card as there's just enough rgb without looking childish It's whisper quiet and stays in the low 60s under full load And it's the smallest non reference board out there. I have a good size case and with that 12pin cable the side door barely shuts without hitting the cable. So make sure you're case is of decent size I went with this over the asus strix and I saved $300 and it's just as good..with smaller dimensions Nice job MSI!

Overall Review: I'd purchase this in a second if I has to. I honestly think it's the best 4090 out there.

Pros: Awesome performance!

Cons: Cost and size (boy is it big!)

Overall Review: I say buy it if you have the spending money or if you have saved for it, and are gaming at 4k

Pros: Beautiful, performance is very great, excellent for 4k gaming!

Cons: Very huge, you need a larger pc case to fit it.

Overall Review: I love it!

Overall Review: The best 4090 in my opinion

Pros: Beautiful card Quality construction Quiet fans Nice RGB

Cons: Loud coil whine

Overall Review: Not paying $2000 for a card with loud coil whine

Pros: - Great performance. Feels like I can finally relax and not worry about if I'm going to get enough performance in newer games. - Relatively quiet in operation. I used a 1080 Ti Founders Edition card back in the day and swore off air-cooled GPU's because of how loud it was. This one stays pretty quiet even while under full load (my CPU and case fans are louder than the card).

Cons: - My card came with some coil whine. It's not that noticeable if you cap your framerate (which you need to do in order for G-Sync to work properly anyways). But if you have no FPS cap, the coil whine is very noticeable in menus where my fps counter was reading 500+ FPS. - The card's fans weirdly ramps up on occasion and scares me lol. As if the fans are going from 0% to 100% in a second and then ramp back down quickly. It does this even when in idle and I haven't played a game in a while, so my temps aren't bad. Not sure if this happens in the Gaming BIOS, as I've been using the Silent BIOS that the card shipped in. - This isn't really a con of the gpu as much as it is for game optimization, but I wouldn't buy this card and expect to be able to play newer games at high settings and get high framerates (like the benchmarks told us back when they released). Dead Space 2023 and Hogwarts Legacy both only get around 60-70fps with max settings (no ray tracing). You can use DLSS to get better performance, but at the cost of visual clarity. I'd really only buy this card if you play at 21:9 1440p or below.

Overall Review: Overall, I really like the performance of this card. The fans are quiet, and the thermals hover around 70c-75c while gaming. It does what I expected. However, with how much money the card costs, it really shouldn't have issues like coil whine and the weird fan ramping problem. I don't want to be bothered with packing it back up and shipping it back for another replacement that could be a gamble, but on the other hand, I worry about the re-sell value of the card in the coming years because of the issues with it. I guess I'll cross that road when I get to it.

Pros: - unbelievable speed - easy setup - quiet

Cons: - very big

Overall Review: If you can afford it I absolutely recommend this 4090