When I saw this on sale for $1000, I couldn’t pass it up. I upgraded from an RTX 3070 and don’t regret it. This 3090 Ti is a beast, not only physically but in performance too. Prior to purchasing this graphics card, I thought people were exaggerating when they talked about the size and weight. When the BestBuy employee handed me the box, I nearly dropped it because I wasn’t expecting it to be that heavy. When I unboxed the 3090 Ti, I was amazed at how huge it is. Fortunately, I had a graphics card support stand too but without the support, the graphics card can actually hold its weight. I didn’t notice much sag at all without the support. I run this 3090 Ti with an i7-9700K, 32GB RAM, and an 850 watt power supply. Everything holds up well and my max power draw is about 600 watts from the wall. For the price to performance, this is definitely worth the money and I won’t need to upgrade for a long time. It’s well built and runs all my games at 1440p, ultra settings, staying around 70 degrees Celsius. The fans do ramp up at times but are not obnoxiously loud.

The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti is an absolute beast! It handles everything I throw at it, from the latest games to heavy video editing. Games run super smoothly, and the graphics are stunningly realistic. If you want top-tier performance, this card delivers. I love the titanium and black look—it's sleek and fits perfectly with my setup. The card is well-built and feels premium. Despite its power, it stays cool and isn't too noisy, thanks to the excellent cooling system. This card is packed with features like ray tracing and DLSS, which make games look incredible and run faster. It’s also ready for 8K gaming, which is amazing for future-proofing. Installing the RTX 3090 Ti was a breeze. Just make sure you have enough space in your case and a strong enough power supply. It fit well with my new case and worked flawlessly from the start. The performance boost and future-proofing make it a great investment. Overall, the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti is a fantastic graphics card. It offers outstanding performance, a cool design, and amazing features. Highly recommended for anyone looking to take their gaming, streaming, content, editing or other creative work to the next level!

It’s expensive and overpriced but it’s a great card. It runs my games fine and the card is quiet under load. The VRMs stay cold on this card too unlike the founders 3080 TI. Keep in mind this is a enthusiasts card and the overall value to performance is atrocious. A 3080 will run your games fine if you are looking for the best value.

This thing is a beast. I upgraded from a 3080 Ti and thought it was a silly upgrade but wow, the temps are lower, the performance is an increase of 7% - 15% depending on the game and I don’t need to undervolt because the temps are amazing! 65° core and 70° memory. Peak both. Also, one thing to considered is that I paid $1099.99 vs the original $1,999.99 which that the lower price the value increase significantly.

When the 3090 Ti was initially sold for $2000, everyone wondered who it was for. Definitely not me. It sold for $500 more than the already expensive 3090. So surely it must possess 33.3% more power right? Nope. Its barely 5-10% faster yet chugs 100W more than the already power hungry 3090. You were better off sticking with the non Ti. The purchase made no sense even for enthusiasts, (Good thing the low sales was a wake up call for Nvidia) At least at $1600 it correlates with its performance. The only reason I got it was mainly because I always wanted a 3090FE, which are never available even now. Atleast for $100 more I have the same design with a bit more performance.