ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX™ 3090 Trinity OC 24GB GDDR6X 384-bit 19.5 Gbps PCIE 4.0 Gaming Graphics Card, IceStorm 2.0 Advanced Cooling, Spectra 2.0 RGB Lighting, ZT-A30900J-10P

UPDATE AT THE BOTTOM!So far I absolutely love this card, the temps are great and the noise level is next to nil. I see a lot of reviews where they say this card runs hot, no it doesn't. My temps at idle are between 45°C to 55°C and my temps under load range anywhere from 60°C to 75°C, that's even better than my EVGA RTX 2080 that I just replaced. When you run a video card that has zero fan movement while idle with short spin ups here and there the temps will seem high at 55°C but their not, that's normal, if the fans were spinning then yes those temps would be high. Most people forget to reali

I purchased this somehow right when the new gen came out (4080) and got it for a good price of around 987usd. It performs well, I haven't upgraded the hz on my monitor so I play on a 4k 60hz and it works well. I know I can play at 240hz full HD but haven't budgeted for a new monitor and my 4k still works fine.I use a Ryzen 9 5000 series with it and 32gb vengeance ram. All games run smoothly and it never overheats at 4k 60hz. To put it in perspective I had a 6 hr gaming session once playing with my friends and it didn't go past 72 degrees internal(ryzen 9 5950x max internal is 82 degrees celsiu

I caught this on quite the sale before the 40 series was announced for like 900 bucks. This was part of my first PC build and I wanted a solid card for my first rig. I was not disappointed here. The card has sufficient cooling for even more graphically intense games and it functions very nicely for some of the light video editing I do periodically. The card has a rather hefty metal backplate that helps keep the sagging to a minimum. The included software is OK, it isn't bad, but doesn't give me the warm and fuzzies. And forwhatever reason the GeForce experience software only downloads the late

I was very pleased with this card, especially catching it on sale and upgrading from a GTX 2080. Solid jump in performance, quiet fans, plug n play install and was good to go.Feb 2023 - Card fails. The LED spine board blinks yellow on start and will power the display briefly, then blinks off and the monitor goes into sleep mode as if it had no signal.I have an IT background and built literally hundreds of PCs.. tested thoroughly and very clear that the card itself failed.My poor rating is purely with Zotec and their support, or utter lack thereof for this purchase. The card is still within war

I bought this card in November of 2022. It has been an excellent performer and continues to be. 4k gaming with excellent performance. the unit is very quiet and stays cool. Great for everything I need it for mainly gaming. I have no complaints. I would recommend this GPU for price quality and performance.

Bought the 3090 when the prices dipped when the 40XX series was still peak prices.Unfortunately as all things the 40XX series dropped to near the same prices only a few weeks later!Oh well it's how it is but I have been happy with the card, performs well and I can run any game on highest settings with little to no issue. Only thing is the 'Firestorm' app that controls fan speed doesn't actually allow the fans to run much slower than 25-30%, if you set it lower they will cycle off and on at higher speeds - like they'll kick on from 0% and spike to 100% for a moment then ramp back down to 0% whe

First of all the seller is great. On time as promised and good communication. Do not hesitate or think twice to buy from this seller. The card is fast no doubt. Of course I wanted the latest and greatest but with costs and availability this card is just right. You won’t be disappointed. Not having any issues with power to the unit (850w PSU) and heat. Low noise until load. Then it’s not that bad. Turn your volume up and you won’t hear it 😀. Render times on video and previews of effects and transitions are excellent.

This GPU has a very 'open' heat sink design meaning a lot of the air that cools the GPU may end up back in the case and recycled. To get good performance, you need good circulation of air through the case.When I first installed the GPU I had two case fans; One intake fan in the front and one exhaust fan behind the CPU. In this configuration, the GPU was running at >80c and throttling down to <750MHz. Now that I've installed a couple more intake fans in the front, I get a reliable >1700MHz performance at <65c. That leaves plenty of room for tuning/overclocking above that.If you are spending >$1