Customer Ratings & Reviews

Runs cool, quiet, and stable. Feel fortunate to have gotten a good one at retail price.

The ASUS TUF RTX 5090 is perfect for AI image generation and deep learning experiments. Its 32 GB VRAM hits the sweet spot — I can run any diffusion model and its corresponding CLIP text encoder at full precision without issue. The card stays cool and quiet even on my 5-year-old X570 platform, which really impressed me. The only downsides were the shipping and packaging. Delivery arrived about 24 hours later than estimated, and the outer box was damaged with minimal protection. Thankfully, the GPU itself was intact — I’d call that good luck. Overall, excellent performance and thermal design, just wish the delivery experience matched the product quality.

Good cooling. Very thicc design. Games go brrrrrtt!

5090 is a beast what can i say. The performance is just beyond imagination. Bestbuy had pickup so didn't have to worry about getting robbed by delivery guys. I am actual thankful to bestbuy for having this in stock.

Excellent card! Easily overclockable to the OC version of it without the added cost.

This graphics card is a beast and works like a champ

I ordered this at open box and got a great price! Item worked perfectly and was in new condition.

I really enjoy this card, get ready to handover a kidney. I had the option to get this card MSRP if it is not 1,999 don’t bother but it was a nice upgrade from a 4060 TI.

Excellent card paired with Fractal Design Torrent case. Used HotStock app with AutoBuy to get at MSRP.

Great material used to manufacture. Great looking design. Good thermal design. It works with a great performance

Tuf the way to go 40 degrees during gaming not bad :)

Fast, quiet, Cool. I really like this RTX 5090 TUF

Card works great and arrived in time. I'm giving it a 2 star not because there an issue with the product, but because NVIDIA has overly charged their consumers for their products and purposely made availability scarce for this type of high end product. They keep adding features specifically so you feel you have to upgrade without actually making better base hardware then charge you an arm and a leg for it. Took almost a year before you could buy this at MSRP and you still have to get lucky.

It’s good. Way too expensive/overpriced, and Nvidia+ASUS know it. It should cost below $2,000 but ASUS trying to get that extra tariff money by charging nearly $2800, and then with taxes it comes out to basically $3 grand, which is insane.

Using for months, under volt, overclock, stock, etc. no problems.