GIGABYTE MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 3090 24GB GDRR6X 384-Bit HDMI/DP Nvlink Torx Fan 3 Ampere Architecture OC Graphics Card (RTX 3090 Ventus 3X 24G OC)

No problems at all. Almost three hears old and still going strong.

I returned my coil whiney Strix for this and don't regret it one bit. My synthetic scores are higher at the same clocks, it runs much quieter, and the only semblance of coil whine I can hear is when I try to listen from just a couple inches away. It's a beautiful card, and looks great both horizontally and vertically mounted. Out of the box it has the BIOS switch set to "Silent", so remember to turn it to "Gaming". With the Gaming BIOS it still runs a 0 RPM fan mode until it reaches 60C. It has a very conservative default fan curve so it reaches 70C under full load (Cyberpunk, Blender, etc.), but it's pretty much silent and fans don't exceed 50-55% their total speed. You can definitely give it a more aggressive fan curve and keep it relatively quiet. Overall, I'm really satisfied with this card. It feels very premium (even more-so than the Strix) and performs better than I expected. The box and accessories are also very premium looking and I can tell a lot of effort was put into this model - they didn't just carbon-copy everything like other brands have. It's on-par with the Strix I returned even though it's default boost clock is a bit lower, this could be due to its superior cooling. If you want/need a premium 3090, I would definitely get this card.

The Ventus 3090 OC is a great card, so far. I have not done too much testing, but in gaming at 1440p at ultra settings, it maxes out my 165hz 1440p monitor. The temperature is very good, although this could be due to my case. My inwin 101 has bottom fans and they keep the card cool even when it's own fans are not running. This works so great that, when I'm playing CEMU at 4k the card's fans don't even turn on. When I play something demanding, the fans do spin up but have a rather 'pleasant' sound. Nothing like the whine from my blower Vega 56. It's a huge card that does come with it's own support holder against sagging. In practice, it is not very good. Which is why I recommend getting a separate holder. At $1649.99, it is a very expensive card. However, when you look at the lower tiered cards and the scalping, this card turned out to be an excellent purchase.

The card is amazing and cut my render times for 20min 4k 60FPS by about 50% from my FE 1080TI. I am very happy with this card but even happier that I jumped on it before people bumped their head and started gouging prices. $2700 is ridiculous for a $1800 card. I paid $2100 and wS ok with paying the premium because I have a YouTube Gaming Channel and this was an actual business expense. But I would have never paid these prices if I was just getting this card for gaming. Again this card is freaking outstanding but your situation will dictate if it's worth paying todays crazy prices. I posted an unboxing video on here to show you just how big this card is compared to my FE 1080TI.

This card is an absolute monster. I’ve never even thought a video card can get this big! I can run all newest games on maximum settings(150-200) FPS. Even very high demanding games like metro exodus and red dead redemption 2. Never had any issues with it. However, if you want to mine crypto I suggest you buy a gpu cooled graphics card from a different brand like EVGA, they have a gpu cooler that comes with it. If you mine with this card , you need to completely under clock both the memory and the core because it will overheat a lot and it’s not good long term for the health of the card. After mining Eth for about an hour your gpu temp will hover somewhere between 60c-70c. Your memory junction temperature will be anywhere from 96c-100c and that’s with fans at 100% and completely underclocked core and memory. There’s also mods you can apply on this card like the water blocks recently released but it will void your warranty if you take it apart(would not suggest it). Overall, I love this card and it’s worth the money I payed for it.

The one advice that never makes sense to me is when people tell me that you don’t need the most expensive graphics card on the market and/or that top tier graphics cards is more than enough for the games if today. However, if you want to future proof a gaming rig it’s imperative you get top tier hardware, especially graphics cards. Period. And as always it’s no longer shocking how the latest and greatest hardware money can buy is “barely” enough to stay ahead of the graphic hungry games that are coming out. Even with over-clocking. Even having purchased this overly expensive card a year ago the card was struggling to process 4K games (let alone 8K) where I’m still having to turn on DLSS and lower volumetric settings just to get a game to perform at 60fps. Frame rate is EVERYTHING and from my experience today’s hardware will always be one generation behind to the demands of current gaming engines. Is this power hungry card worth it? It all depends on how you game and whether or not money is no object. 1080p or 2K… it’s perfect. You’ll get 60+fps at max setting (UNLESS you go heavy on ray tracing). I saved up for several years to afford this over-clocked 3090. I’ve had no issues. It’s longevity is worth the investment.

I got this card for close to $1000 and if a massive upgrade from a 1060 6gb (no surprise there) and now i can run cyberpunk on ultra at 60-80fps where before I wasn't even pushing 60 fps on low with my old 1060. glad i purchased this card the ray tracing is a cool experience. Gotham knights play on the highest but has heavy Ray tracing issues and runs horrible but I've played uncharted and it sits at over 100fps and maxed settings excited to see what the newer games look like!

I was very nervous purchasing this card for the price, but what you don't normally get is the service. The service that Eluktronics provided was amazing. I messaged Eluktronics prior to receiving my card and was returned with a prompt message. The card arrived a day early and works flawlessly. With the demand for this card and cards alike, the price was competitive but I believe it was priced fair, especially with the service from Eluktronics and amazing shipping. I could not be happier with this card and its performance. I would highly recommend this card for high end gaming and I will be purchasing future items from Eluktronics.