EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 FTW3 Ultra Gaming, 24GB GDDR6X, iCX3 Technology, ARGB LED, Metal Backplate, 24G-P5-3987-KR

I bought this when the price was reduced. I bought this card as an upgrade for my system. The cards this is replacing are 2 x Geforce GTX Titan X in SLI. That setup last me for a good 6 years. Sure I could have gotten a 3080 or 3080 Ti, but I wanted to splurge. In my case, the EVGA RTX 3090 FTW3 Ultra just WORKS. I use a 55" LG C2 4k OLED for a display. Depending on what game I play, I can game in 4k/120Hz with HDR enabled. The most visually intensive game I have tried on it is probably Red Dead Redemption 2. With 4k Ultra settings, I can still get 60 Hz easy. Can't say much about the noise, a

The RTX 3090 FTW3 Ultra is not a common GPU. It’s not for people running lower resolutions like 1080p or for people running older games that are not graphically demanding.It is however a complete powerhouse of 4K gaming. This card can max out every game I own in 4K except Cyberpunk 2077 with Ray tracing. But Cyberpunk is ridiculous so I don’t know if that really counts.The gaming capabilities are over the top and you pay a lot for that. You will not be upset if you bought this card for gaming. But if you bought it for 3D art or graphics design, you’ll be even more excited. It performs so smoot

Update: one month laterStill running great but the temps on memory, specifically the 12 chips on the top, get extremely hot! I've seen them hit 105°C before thermal throttling took place. According to Samsung(who manufactures those chips), that's the danger zone. So I had to fully water cool with an active backplate from Bykski, which keep the temps stable at about 70°C between the GPU and vram. I feel like this shouldn't be a problem as much as the card costs. Then doesn't think this through I think. A fan or something should've been implemented for the top memory chips. Beware, even with pro

EVGA makes some of the best designs & cooling solutions for the Nvidia RTX 3000 Series of Graphics Cards. The RTX 3090 FTW3 Ultra is no exception. It's well-built, robust, quiet, cool, and a proven performer.Pros:- Dual BIOS- Minimal Coil Whine- Excellent Cooling Solution- Quality Design, Build, and Layout- Runs Fairly Quiet at Max Fan Speeds- PWM & ARGB Fan Connectors on Back of GPU- Outlay of LED Lightning Looks Great in any Build- EVGA's Precision X1 Software Makes Updating BIOS EasyCons:- Price- Fairly Heavy- Requires 3x 8-Pin PCIe Connectors- Triple-Slot Design Can Limit Fit & Expansion i

3 issues you need to be aware of, that I wasn't.1. power - you need power. I upgraded to 1200 PSU2. HEAT! playing minesweeper will generate more heat than a small block chevy 350. I LEGIT had to set up flex tube piping from an ac wall unit to keep my temps in the 40-50 range. Without the ac my temps would be 80's to 90's. this card is the real reason why the ice caps are melting.3. Heavy, the card is large and in charge, buy yourself a brace.Side note, they offered a cooler for the card, however, it takes away the pretty face, and I personally love the look of the card so I didn't do the hybri

I can't believe I could buy this GPU in a great price. Specially after announcing new RTX 4000 series. Everything arrived in perfect conditions, according as it was advertised.Installation was smooth. Make sure you have minimum a Power Supply Unit of 750 W Gold to run it without any problems.In the other hand average temperature varies from 58 to 65 Celsius degrees and it will depend on the configuration of the game you want to play it might be higher around 85 Celsius degrees. Make sure you have a proper cooling system. Apart from the 3 fans in the GPU I have 4 fans in my CPU and water coolin

I liked the performance, but out the gate the card was very hot, after a few minutes playing call of duty vanguard. With very good settings. My fans were 75 or pretty much stock out the gate, however I found that I had to purchase a air-conditioning unit for my man cave, the heat this card gave off was just incredible, but the performance was out if this world. All in all the card is a beast but not worth the money until it's liquid cooled and in a room with the ambient temperature at 62 degrees. This is the only way to use this card

Waited and waited and waited... I finally pulled the trigger and purchased this card at $980, hoping it didn't go any lower... It also helped that I had a $210 Amazon credit, so I was able to get it for $770 before tax... SCORE!!!Upgraded from an RTX 3060 XC (12GB version)... Running on an Asus Z590 motherboard with an i9-10850k CPU mounted on a CoolMaster AIO 240mm CPU cooler, Team T-Force Delta RGB 64GB DDR4-3600 RAM (16gb x 4 sticks), and an EVGA 1000w Gold PSU... All running efficiently inside a white HYTE Y60 case with Lian Li's UNI SL-Infinity fans... Display is a Sceptre 34" IPS ultrawi