Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best gaming graphics card. Best than 30 series for the power efficiency and performance

Best of the best at the best price. Great 4k card.

An amazing graphics card if you can get it for the MSRP the founders edition does have some drawbacks though with the proprietary 12 pin connector with its variety of issues it's still a nicely built graphics card and performs better than anything else on the market but it should considering it's also the most expensive free gaming slash consumer GPU

Truly an awesome card that fits perfectly in a 10L case. Gaming thermal is around or below 70c and definitely quiet.

Biggest GPU I have ever seen. Box itself is amazing and the presentation shows what you are spending your money on it. Amazing product, great job Nvidia.

The founders edition 4090 is just what I wanted and I got it for 1599 which is definitely the best price I’d seen after watching for months. Pretty darn pleased.

Best card on the market - performs great. Easy pickup from Best Buy as well.

Super easy to install and works great! Using it for exploratory deep learning analyses before deploying to the cloud. Referred to https://lambdalabs.com/gpu-benchmarks for benchmarks to compare to other GPUs.

The beast Graphics card, Powerful and super strong to work smoothly

This is overkill but so worth. sure you can get the 5090 but good luck with that. With this skip it for a few generation!

You! You with the high refresh rate 4k OLED that thinks they need more frames. YOU NEED IT! GET THIS THING RIGHT NOW. It completely obliterates my 3090ti. You can never go back after experiencing this piece of heaven. Money comes and goes... we are here for an experience! :]

This card is a beast. I was expecting it to get hot, but my 2080 Super is hotter. I’m running this with a Thermaltake 750 Gold PSU. I’m able to mine crypto on it but not overclocked with a 750W psu. That doesnt matter since I don’t think anyone overclocks these because of their power draw and heat. This with the 750W psu works but i would advise a 850W psu. 1000W PSU if you’re overclocking cpu, ram, gpu. It’s pricey but worth the price to not have to worry about owning a great gpu for years to come. As we know GPUs don’t lose much value either so you can always sell it for a decent chunk of change in a few years to upgrade to the newer series for only a couple hundred more.

What can be said. If you game at 4k on max settings in AAA games, you need this card. Hard to get an FE at MSRP so if you're looking while it's in stock, get it.

This card is a monster. It was between this 4090, the strix and the zotac aire trio. This was the first one to come in stock at msrp. Runs amazing in my 7950x3d build. Low temps, never maxed out. Awesome card

Huge leap in performance over the previous generation. Twice as fast as my RTX 3080, but also more than twice as expensive. Only worth it if you're playing games at 4K 120Hz, otherwise you might be better off with the upcoming 4080 or "4080" 12GB. Limiting it to 350W I see practically no difference in performance vs. with a 450W power limit; and with the added benefit of considerably less heat and noise. Barely fits inside my NR200, but that adapter is going to need a mighty bend if I want to close the side panel, so I'm just switching cases instead. Fits inside an Asus AP201 as well, and a Lian Li O11 Air Mini.

Best gpu money can buy this year 2023. All games maxed at ultra no problem. Get a 1000 plus watts psu and dedicated cable from your psu manufacturer.

I mean come on everyone it’s the 4090, it’ll handle anything you throw at it. Just make sure you get a good cpu otherwise you’re leaving tonnes of performance on the table.

Got an opportunity to get FE from Best Buy. It was ready to pick up in less than an hour. Very pleased with results. Perfect companion to AW3423DWF.

Runs Diablo IV, and every other game at highest settings, Temps stay around 50ish and everything looks amazing on my 28 inch IPS Samsung.

The fastest card in the game. You pay for it, but you get it. DLSS is a game changer, unlike AMD's FSR which is basically worthless.