Customer Ratings & Reviews

as a $1500 graphics card, it's a pretty ridiculous product. but seeing as the msrp is $1500, that somehow makes it marginally more feasible to purchase it directly from a retailer, so that's something. the founder's edition cooler is great at keeping the gpu die nice and cool, which one would expect given the card's size. the vram cooling, however, is quite inadequate. the default fan curve starts to ramp very aggressively as vram gets over ~100 celsius and performance will throttle at 110C. this can happen during any memory intensive task (like eth mining, but also certain games). I rectified the issue by replacing the stock thermal pads with thermalright ones, which lowered vram temperatures significantly. it's rather absurd that such a mod is required on a product of this price class, but such is our current existence.

Awesome card. Honestly this thing is massive. It really is huge. Not for everyone but if you want best of the best and you have the extra cash go for it.

Amazing card that will handle whatever gets thrown at it. Costly, but well worth it and if you're mining, will pay for itself in no time.

Everyone is complaining about the lack of quantity and difficulty to land one of these cards. I get that is a frustration for everyone. But let me state emphatically that this card is worth the wait. Don't complain about value on the fastest video card on the market, built for enthusiasts that is $1,000 cheaper than the previous RTX Titan leader. $1,500 is a good price range all things considered. As far as the card itself, IT'S A BEAST! Totally worth the wait! It is huge, solid, absolutely BEAUTIFUL, and just flat out performs. This card is awesome. No regrets!

power and performance for gaming and productivity. 3090 costs more but is better if you are doing other things such as 3D rendering, video editing, etc.

Excellent card, very pricey but worth it, especially if you run renders for a living. Too much for a gaming card unless you must have the very best.

This card is nothing to mess around with. It's ability to render video is unprecedented. It's got the crazy price tag, but it also has all that VRAM!

excellent card too bad its so pricey and sounds like it will be even pricier. It runs very cool and it is the absolute best out there at the moment.

The 3080 is a better value proposition but the 3090 is a marvel of engineering. Longer than an Xbox Series X is tall and probably about as heavy. It runs cool as a cucumber and is quiet even when the fans do ramp up. Ray Tracing is breathtaking in the titles that support it and DLSS 2.0 shines as well.

I purchased this for my first PC build. I have been working on an 2015 iMac for the past 5 years and desperately needed an upgrade. Needless to say, this thing runs like a champ. It handles any workload you can throw at it with ease. I mostly run UE4 and Blender on it, and it preforms as expected. I highly recommend this card for any other 3D artists or game designers.

A beast of a graphics card. I'm actually glad I got this over the 3080. The price is pretty ridiculous, but even at 3440x 1440 at 144hz it uses over 12 GB of ram. It runs 144hz constantly for warzone. It runs the challenging titles like Control and Cyberpunk 2077 with ease. I'm impressed at the performance for gaming even with DLSS enabled to enjoy the views, even if 2077 is a hot mess. The 24 Gb has benefits with different content creation and is practically a titan card without the drivers. It is a shame that more cards are not 16Gb in size

This card is a beast. It’s overkill but everything runs at max settings. The card remains silent even when running demanding games with RTX on.

Awesome! Max out settings are possible for all current Games. 24GB seems overkill but I rather have enough space for VRAM. Upgraded from GTX1080.

Great GPU. This thing is a beast. I was able to fit it into a NZXT S340 Elite with a full 240 radiator. I did purchase a GPU brace to help hold this nearly 6 lb behemoth. I was fortunate enough to snag this at MSRP. Dont contribute to scalpting. If you want one, try getting on the site on Wednesdays, Thursdays, or Fridays at 10am CST, 11am CST, and 1pm CST. The "Sold Out" icon may say something like "Click for Details". Follow those instructions, and do it fast so that some bot doesnt get it. Good luck to all you gamers!

Overall the 3090 is a beast heavy gaming GPU and is the highest rate of performance for GPUs of today as of year 2021. It helps so much with gaming and has helped improved it by A LOT. I used to own a gaming laptop and playing on a PC is so MUCH better! One thing I really don't like about this GPU is that it makes a ringing noise when playing on high graphic games such as COD Warzone and etc. Thankfully, I heard rumors about the New World and have not played that game. I'll wait till that issue is fixed.

price performance ratio is what it is. Say what you want about it but this card has the power to cure my depression almost single handily. Been playing hitman 3 at max settings at 1440p with consistent framerates above 120 fps at all times. whenever im feeling down i always remind myself that the good lord allowed me to have this piece of hardware in my life and I can die happy. I'm not even being sarcastic at all. 10/10

This card is a beast. It runs everything that I throw at it and it still stays under 65° C under load with no custom fan curve or anything!

Great product. I was able to manually install it with ease and plug/play the same day. Graphics were boosted, and frames were upgraded.

The card itself is fantastic, it has a good noise profile considering the power the card uses, the performance is great and the build quality is up there. The price, however, is more than double the 3080FE for only 10% more performance. Otherwise, I would give this a 5/5.

So, I'll say that this is an excellent GPU, but it is definitely overpriced for its performance. I knew that going in, but at the same time this was the only GPU I could actually get an order placed for. I tried to get the RTX 3080 FE and a couple of AIB RTX 3080s numerous times, but every time I got the all too familiar "out of stock" message when I was just about to check out. All of that said, the RTX 3090 has only a small percent (around 8% to 13%) performance boost over the RTX 3080, but the RTX 3090 is double the price. If you need to stick to a tight budget, you're not missing out by going with a 3080 over a 3090. It is a big GPU, so I actually got a GPU graphics holder to rest the end of the GPU on. Not the most aesthetically pleasing thing in my PC, but it prevents any sag due to the sheer weight of the RTX 3090. Of course, and I feel like it shouldn't have to be said, definitely take the RTX 3090 (or any GPU really) out of the PC if you plan to transport it anywhere. Bouncing and jostling can cause damage to the GPU or your motherboard. Back to performance of the 3090 specifically, though, paired with my i9-10900K, 32GB of 3600Mhz RAM, and great air and liquid cooling in my PC, it can perform very well on 1440p. Everything can be run at ultra and at least get 100 fps (worst case scenario being Cyberpunk 2077, but that's another story of poor optimization and buggy-ness on CD Projekt Red's part). I have a 4K, 60Hz monitor, but I don't really play anything on it since I have a 1440p, 144Hz monitor. You definitely could play games in 4K and do it well, but I don't think you would be able to play everything 4K, 120+ fps, ultra. You would have to bring down some graphics settings to get 100+ fps at 4K. One other small note, I would even say that the RTX 3090 is more for research and academics than gaming. Computer science/artificial intelligence researchers and professors would be the ones to really go for the RTX 3090 specifically, and maybe even run SLI with two 3090s. So, if *that* is what you're buying the RTX 3090 for, then I would say the "Value" is probably excellent, for gaming it's just "Good".