NVIDIA Ada Lovelace Streaming Multiprocessors: Up to 2x performance and power efficiency 4th Generation Tensor Cores: Up to 4x performance with DLSS 3 vs. brute-force rendering 3rd Generation RT Cores: Up to 2X ray tracing performance Axial-tech fans scaled up to deliver 23% more airflow Dual Ball Fan Bearings last up to twice as long as conventional designs Military-grade Capacitors rated for 20K hours at 105C make the GPU power rail more durable Metal Exoskeleton adds structural rigidity and vents to increase heat dissipation Auto-Extreme precision automated manufacturing for higher reliability GPU Tweak III software provides intuitive performance tweaking, thermal controls, and system monitoring
NVIDIA Ada Lovelace Streaming Multiprocessors: Up to 2x performance and power efficiency 4th Generation Tensor Cores: Up to 4x performance with DLSS 3 vs. brute-force rendering 3rd Generation RT Cores: Up to 2X ray tracing performance Axial-tech fans scaled up to deliver 23% more airflow Dual Ball Fan Bearings last up to twice as long as conventional designs Military-grade Capacitors rated for 20K hours at 105C make the GPU power rail more durable Metal Exoskeleton adds structural rigidity and vents to increase heat dissipation Auto-Extreme precision automated manufacturing for higher reliability GPU Tweak III software provides intuitive performance tweaking, thermal controls, and system monitoring
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Asus TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 4090 24GB Gddr6x
NVIDIA Ada Lovelace Streaming Multiprocessors: Up to 2x performance and power efficiency 4th Generation Tensor Cores: Up to 4x performance with DLSS 3 vs. brute-force rendering 3rd Generation RT Cores: Up to 2X ray tracing performance Axial-tech fans scaled up to deliver 23% more airflow Dual Ball Fan Bearings last up to twice as long as conventional designs Military-grade Capacitors rated for 20K hours at 105C make the GPU power rail more durable Metal Exoskeleton adds structural rigidity and vents to increase heat dissipation Auto-Extreme precision automated manufacturing for higher reliability GPU Tweak III software provides intuitive performance tweaking, thermal controls, and system monitoring
NVIDIA Ada Lovelace Streaming Multiprocessors: Up to 2x performance and power efficiency 4th Generation Tensor Cores: Up to 4x performance with DLSS 3 vs. brute-force rendering 3rd Generation RT Cores: Up to 2X ray tracing performance Axial-tech fans scaled up to deliver 23% more airflow Dual Ball Fan Bearings last up to twice as long as conventional designs Military-grade Capacitors rated for 20K hours at 105C make the GPU power rail more durable Metal Exoskeleton adds structural rigidity and vents to increase heat dissipation Auto-Extreme precision automated manufacturing for higher reliability GPU Tweak III software provides intuitive performance tweaking, thermal controls, and system monitoring
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Although it was expensive and adjusted "upward" from the MSRP, I think it is well worth it!This version of the 4090 is well made, it isn't about cheap "bells and whisles" but about engineering.I was concerned to buy the 4090 from anybody in the begining because of the misleading press about the insane power and heat generated by this series of graphic cards.I haven't found any thruth to the fear mongering regarding ridiculus power draws and heat.I am a dedicated "flight simmer" and this card drives a 49" curved 2K monitor and 2 other supporting monitors during "my flights" near 60FPS at 144Mhz without any AI compression.This card stay remakably cool even when I push it for "flying" and I've never drawn more then 350W of power even with the graphic details ... MoreAlthough it was expensive and adjusted "upward" from the MSRP, I think it is well worth it!This version of the 4090 is well made, it isn't about cheap "bells and whisles" but about engineering.I was concerned to buy the 4090 from anybody in the begining because of the misleading press about the insane power and heat generated by this series of graphic cards.I haven't found any thruth to the fear mongering regarding ridiculus power draws and heat.I am a dedicated "flight simmer" and this card drives a 49" curved 2K monitor and 2 other supporting monitors during "my flights" near 60FPS at 144Mhz without any AI compression.This card stay remakably cool even when I push it for "flying" and I've never drawn more then 350W of power even with the graphic details turned very high.On regular computer tasks such as web browsing and playing music I typically draw around 25W.Also on regular day to day computer tasks the GPU typically is 65F (not C)I don't see the card getting hotter than 150F during my mose extreme use and actually it run around 120F when flying "hard"--IMPRESSIVE!I use a i9-12900 KF CPU water cooled (3 fan Artic Liquid Freezer II 420mm unit) and a spacious Fractal Design Meshify 2 XL computer case.I also swapped the original 4 plug Nvidia made PSU adapter for a SYBECHATFConnector Type 16(12+4)pin to 4x8pin due to fears raised by melting adapters.I haven't had any trouble with this card at all and I am very pleased and happy to own one.To sum up I would decribe this card as well made, strong, cool and powerfull--what else could I ask for?
originally posted on asus.com
I purchased the Asus TUF Gaming OC 4090 about a week ago and am thoroughly impressed. Upgrading from a 3090, this 4090 runs cooler with stock fan settings than the 3090 with aggressive fan curves and the brute power is just unbeatable. Build quality and aesthetically it feels and looks like a premium product. I am leaving out any comments on pricing because if you want to have the best you have to pay for it. I have found only 3 minor downsides to the card however none of them deal breakers or affect performance. The first is the cable length, the cable is so short that all of the 4 8pin cables are showing in the case instead of being long enough to run the single cable out of view. Second is the lack of an included gpu support and Asus is missing a branding ... MoreI purchased the Asus TUF Gaming OC 4090 about a week ago and am thoroughly impressed. Upgrading from a 3090, this 4090 runs cooler with stock fan settings than the 3090 with aggressive fan curves and the brute power is just unbeatable. Build quality and aesthetically it feels and looks like a premium product. I am leaving out any comments on pricing because if you want to have the best you have to pay for it. I have found only 3 minor downsides to the card however none of them deal breakers or affect performance. The first is the cable length, the cable is so short that all of the 4 8pin cables are showing in the case instead of being long enough to run the single cable out of view. Second is the lack of an included gpu support and Asus is missing a branding opportunity by not including one with their name. The third is that only the Tuf Gaming logo and a small portion underneath have rgb lighting where as they could have also illuminated the GeForce RTX logo.
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Asus really needs to step up their game. A 4090 coming in DOA is completely unacceptable given how long these cards have been on the market. I'm running a Titanium rated 1600w PCIE 5.0 power supply that works 100% with another 4090 of the same model, 3080ti and a 2080ti, so this clearly a card specific issue that's present. If you see a red light on the cards PCIE 5.0 connector, you're likely going to experience the same behavior that mine did. The previous 4090 I had experienced coil whine and random black screens, so I'm going to lean towards poor quality control on the Asus side, which if anyone has been paying attention this company over the last 10 years has notice a steady decline in overall reliablity.My advice to anyone who has 30-60 days of a return ... MoreAsus really needs to step up their game. A 4090 coming in DOA is completely unacceptable given how long these cards have been on the market. I'm running a Titanium rated 1600w PCIE 5.0 power supply that works 100% with another 4090 of the same model, 3080ti and a 2080ti, so this clearly a card specific issue that's present. If you see a red light on the cards PCIE 5.0 connector, you're likely going to experience the same behavior that mine did. The previous 4090 I had experienced coil whine and random black screens, so I'm going to lean towards poor quality control on the Asus side, which if anyone has been paying attention this company over the last 10 years has notice a steady decline in overall reliablity.My advice to anyone who has 30-60 days of a return window...if you notice even the slightest issue, make a return. My suggestion is to steer clear of Asus if you can and go for a card from MSI or a founders card. At least then you will get some that feels like it's worth your hard earned cash.
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| Video Memory Type | GDDR |
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Although it was expensive and adjusted "upward" from the MSRP, I think it is well worth it!This version of the 4090 is well made, it isn't about cheap "bells and whisles" but about engineering.I was concerned to buy the 4090 from anybody in the begining because of the misleading press about the insane power and heat generated by this series of graphic cards.I haven't found any thruth to the fear mongering regarding ridiculus power draws and heat.I am a dedicated "flight simmer" and this card drives a 49" curved 2K monitor and 2 other supporting monitors during "my flights" near 60FPS at 144Mhz without any AI compression.This card stay remakably cool even when I push it for "flying" and I've never drawn more then 350W of power even with the graphic details ... MoreAlthough it was expensive and adjusted "upward" from the MSRP, I think it is well worth it!This version of the 4090 is well made, it isn't about cheap "bells and whisles" but about engineering.I was concerned to buy the 4090 from anybody in the begining because of the misleading press about the insane power and heat generated by this series of graphic cards.I haven't found any thruth to the fear mongering regarding ridiculus power draws and heat.I am a dedicated "flight simmer" and this card drives a 49" curved 2K monitor and 2 other supporting monitors during "my flights" near 60FPS at 144Mhz without any AI compression.This card stay remakably cool even when I push it for "flying" and I've never drawn more then 350W of power even with the graphic details turned very high.On regular computer tasks such as web browsing and playing music I typically draw around 25W.Also on regular day to day computer tasks the GPU typically is 65F (not C)I don't see the card getting hotter than 150F during my mose extreme use and actually it run around 120F when flying "hard"--IMPRESSIVE!I use a i9-12900 KF CPU water cooled (3 fan Artic Liquid Freezer II 420mm unit) and a spacious Fractal Design Meshify 2 XL computer case.I also swapped the original 4 plug Nvidia made PSU adapter for a SYBECHATFConnector Type 16(12+4)pin to 4x8pin due to fears raised by melting adapters.I haven't had any trouble with this card at all and I am very pleased and happy to own one.To sum up I would decribe this card as well made, strong, cool and powerfull--what else could I ask for?
I purchased the Asus TUF Gaming OC 4090 about a week ago and am thoroughly impressed. Upgrading from a 3090, this 4090 runs cooler with stock fan settings than the 3090 with aggressive fan curves and the brute power is just unbeatable. Build quality and aesthetically it feels and looks like a premium product. I am leaving out any comments on pricing because if you want to have the best you have to pay for it. I have found only 3 minor downsides to the card however none of them deal breakers or affect performance. The first is the cable length, the cable is so short that all of the 4 8pin cables are showing in the case instead of being long enough to run the single cable out of view. Second is the lack of an included gpu support and Asus is missing a branding ... MoreI purchased the Asus TUF Gaming OC 4090 about a week ago and am thoroughly impressed. Upgrading from a 3090, this 4090 runs cooler with stock fan settings than the 3090 with aggressive fan curves and the brute power is just unbeatable. Build quality and aesthetically it feels and looks like a premium product. I am leaving out any comments on pricing because if you want to have the best you have to pay for it. I have found only 3 minor downsides to the card however none of them deal breakers or affect performance. The first is the cable length, the cable is so short that all of the 4 8pin cables are showing in the case instead of being long enough to run the single cable out of view. Second is the lack of an included gpu support and Asus is missing a branding opportunity by not including one with their name. The third is that only the Tuf Gaming logo and a small portion underneath have rgb lighting where as they could have also illuminated the GeForce RTX logo.
Asus really needs to step up their game. A 4090 coming in DOA is completely unacceptable given how long these cards have been on the market. I'm running a Titanium rated 1600w PCIE 5.0 power supply that works 100% with another 4090 of the same model, 3080ti and a 2080ti, so this clearly a card specific issue that's present. If you see a red light on the cards PCIE 5.0 connector, you're likely going to experience the same behavior that mine did. The previous 4090 I had experienced coil whine and random black screens, so I'm going to lean towards poor quality control on the Asus side, which if anyone has been paying attention this company over the last 10 years has notice a steady decline in overall reliablity.My advice to anyone who has 30-60 days of a return ... MoreAsus really needs to step up their game. A 4090 coming in DOA is completely unacceptable given how long these cards have been on the market. I'm running a Titanium rated 1600w PCIE 5.0 power supply that works 100% with another 4090 of the same model, 3080ti and a 2080ti, so this clearly a card specific issue that's present. If you see a red light on the cards PCIE 5.0 connector, you're likely going to experience the same behavior that mine did. The previous 4090 I had experienced coil whine and random black screens, so I'm going to lean towards poor quality control on the Asus side, which if anyone has been paying attention this company over the last 10 years has notice a steady decline in overall reliablity.My advice to anyone who has 30-60 days of a return window...if you notice even the slightest issue, make a return. My suggestion is to steer clear of Asus if you can and go for a card from MSI or a founders card. At least then you will get some that feels like it's worth your hard earned cash.
This review will not be about the card itself yet. Rather this will be about the shipping method. It’s no secret that 4090s are very expensive and STILL, 1.5 years after launch, hard to get your hands on. Finally, I was about to get one ordered successfully. Well, that joy turned to worry when UPS arrived to deliver my 4090. They walked in and handed me the box just as you would recieve it in-store. No packaging box, no protection, nothing whatsoever. The box shows clear signs of damage and mishandling, which can be seen in the pictures provided. This is absolutely unacceptable for Best Buy to be shipping high-end fragile electronics in this manner. All I can do is let other know to be careful and inspect your package. I’ll have my fingers crossed everything works ... MoreThis review will not be about the card itself yet. Rather this will be about the shipping method. It’s no secret that 4090s are very expensive and STILL, 1.5 years after launch, hard to get your hands on. Finally, I was about to get one ordered successfully. Well, that joy turned to worry when UPS arrived to deliver my 4090. They walked in and handed me the box just as you would recieve it in-store. No packaging box, no protection, nothing whatsoever. The box shows clear signs of damage and mishandling, which can be seen in the pictures provided. This is absolutely unacceptable for Best Buy to be shipping high-end fragile electronics in this manner. All I can do is let other know to be careful and inspect your package. I’ll have my fingers crossed everything works as expected once installed.. DO BETTER, BEST BUY!!!
I have tried everything I can to get this card to work in my system. I returned the first one I purchased and received this new one a few days later and it still doesn't work. I have spent countless hours over the last 6 weeks on the phone with ASUS and they have offered to RMA the card but I am afraid it would take too long and that the issue is in the drivers and firmware. My current setup is an ASUS Z790 Maximus Hero and a 13900K with 64GB of G.Skill 6400 DDR5 RAM, a Seasonic 1000w PCIE 5.0 PSU, a Samsung 980 Pro 2TB SSD, a Corsair 360 AIO with LCD, and an EVGA RTX 3090 FTW3 Ultra and it works great and I wanted to upgrade the 3090 to this new 4090 and it will lock the power draw to around 50 watts and won't work. I have reinstalled Windows from a USB drive and ... MoreI have tried everything I can to get this card to work in my system. I returned the first one I purchased and received this new one a few days later and it still doesn't work. I have spent countless hours over the last 6 weeks on the phone with ASUS and they have offered to RMA the card but I am afraid it would take too long and that the issue is in the drivers and firmware. My current setup is an ASUS Z790 Maximus Hero and a 13900K with 64GB of G.Skill 6400 DDR5 RAM, a Seasonic 1000w PCIE 5.0 PSU, a Samsung 980 Pro 2TB SSD, a Corsair 360 AIO with LCD, and an EVGA RTX 3090 FTW3 Ultra and it works great and I wanted to upgrade the 3090 to this new 4090 and it will lock the power draw to around 50 watts and won't work. I have reinstalled Windows from a USB drive and tried everything recommended from ASUS technical support. The weird thing is that the 4090 will work if I put it in my Z490 I9-10850K system. I am running out of time and patience and will probably just return it. ASUS has blamed my memory and CPU, both of which work fine with the 3090 installed. This thing cost too much money to not be plug n play. Their customer service and technical support is also subpar to say the least. Do yourself a favor and don't buy this.
Finally got my hands on one of these after months of desperately trying to beat out bots for one and was excited to throw into my new rig. Did the install which was surprisingly painless, updated my Nvidia drivers and grabbed ASUS's own GPU Tweak III and excitedly launched straight into Warhammer 40k: Darktide and threw every setting to max, slammed on that RTX and DLSS, and was set to purge to my heart's content... Only to be met by the WORST coil whine I have ever experienced, and that's saying something having previously interned as a technician at a computer repair center.Started looking into it way more, only to discover many a thread that point to the issue being decently widespread. This, of course, came as quite the surprise to me as it's very much NOT an ... MoreFinally got my hands on one of these after months of desperately trying to beat out bots for one and was excited to throw into my new rig. Did the install which was surprisingly painless, updated my Nvidia drivers and grabbed ASUS's own GPU Tweak III and excitedly launched straight into Warhammer 40k: Darktide and threw every setting to max, slammed on that RTX and DLSS, and was set to purge to my heart's content... Only to be met by the WORST coil whine I have ever experienced, and that's saying something having previously interned as a technician at a computer repair center.Started looking into it way more, only to discover many a thread that point to the issue being decently widespread. This, of course, came as quite the surprise to me as it's very much NOT an issue for the 4090 Founder's Edition. Even with the panels of the computer case removed, any coil whine, even under max load running the same game and settings, is seemingly inaudible.Now, at the end of the day, it might not be an issue for some people, maybe even most. If you have your fans running max at all times, wear headphones or listen to music while gaming, or are happy to kneecap it's performance (Why even get a 4090 at that point?) you'll *probably* be okay. However, for being an inch away from $2,000 (w/ tax) while the $1,700 (w/ tax) competitors, including the card directly from Nvidia itself, have little to no problem with it? Yeah, that's a deal breaker for me.
Fits Corsair 4000x case with 2 cm to spare. I read and saw many complaints about coil whine. However for me its whisper quiet in my case. Bought a Corsair Rm1200x Shift power supply to feed it as well. I've seen and heard that bad power supplies can lead to coil whine so I made sure I had enough juice. Ran Nvidia automatic tuning and I see get 2910MHz and 400ish watts of power running triple screens at 4k 144hz HDR VRR 8 Bit Full range RGB.Sim Racing:Previously had a 3080. My little 3080 was able to run triple screens 4k 60hz HDR + VRR + GSYNC on Assetto Corsa, ACC, Automobilista 2, and Iracing without DLSS. All of them playable without screen tearing. F1 22 brought my 3080 to its knees. Had to use DLSS with it.Upgraded to Asus 4090 and triple Hisense 55" ... MoreFits Corsair 4000x case with 2 cm to spare. I read and saw many complaints about coil whine. However for me its whisper quiet in my case. Bought a Corsair Rm1200x Shift power supply to feed it as well. I've seen and heard that bad power supplies can lead to coil whine so I made sure I had enough juice. Ran Nvidia automatic tuning and I see get 2910MHz and 400ish watts of power running triple screens at 4k 144hz HDR VRR 8 Bit Full range RGB.Sim Racing:Previously had a 3080. My little 3080 was able to run triple screens 4k 60hz HDR + VRR + GSYNC on Assetto Corsa, ACC, Automobilista 2, and Iracing without DLSS. All of them playable without screen tearing. F1 22 brought my 3080 to its knees. Had to use DLSS with it.Upgraded to Asus 4090 and triple Hisense 55" U7K's. I'm running them at 4k 144hz HDR VRR 8 Bit Full range RGB. Assetto Corsa, ACC, Automobilista 2, F1 22 and 23, and Iracing all high or epic settings without DLSS.Biggest improvements were Assetto Corsa. I was able to run Pure and increased other settings. Sometimes I get quick glimpses of feeling like I'm really on the road chasing a car down. ACC is much better too. I don't have to use the generic trees or shadows anymore. Trees look much better and cars don't look like they're floating anymore. Mirrors look better. Automobilista 2 is where the 4090 shines. AMS2 just looks absolutely like eye candy. Especially if you change the time settings to progress faster and you see the skies go from day to night. Yeah buddy! F1 22 and 23 much more playable without screen tearing and now I can use ray tracing. Ray tracing was a big plus for me. F1 reflections are eye candy too. Iracing just has a more detailed environment.Other games. Amazing Spider-Man with all epics settings is what an 80s gamer kid dreams of. Microsoft Flight Simulator in VR is much more smoother. F1 22 in VR Epic settings is smooth as butter. Have yet to try ACC in VR. That will really tell me alot. Geez that game is so bad in VR.I was kind of scared of spending $2k but after all the improvements I've made in triple screen racing it makes me think "I couldve been doing this sooner when it was cheaper too". My advice, if you can, DO IT! You're missing out!
Fantastic. This is easily the best looking, best built 4090 version out there. The enclosure is all solid aluminum and the thing must weigh 3-4 lbs. You will definitely want to install the support leg. It’s nice and understated with a single LED logo you can control through the Armory Crate app. It runs cool and quiet and will calmly power through any game. The fans turn off completely when the card isn’t working heavily. I use this with a 120Hz 4K monitor and have no troubles getting that frame rate at Ultra settings. An angled 12-pin connector is highly recommend as the sheer size of this card might necessitate bending a normal plug and that can lead to burning it out. I’m not so sure about the value of the OC edition vs the base card. Right now overclocking a ... MoreFantastic. This is easily the best looking, best built 4090 version out there. The enclosure is all solid aluminum and the thing must weigh 3-4 lbs. You will definitely want to install the support leg. It’s nice and understated with a single LED logo you can control through the Armory Crate app. It runs cool and quiet and will calmly power through any game. The fans turn off completely when the card isn’t working heavily. I use this with a 120Hz 4K monitor and have no troubles getting that frame rate at Ultra settings. An angled 12-pin connector is highly recommend as the sheer size of this card might necessitate bending a normal plug and that can lead to burning it out. I’m not so sure about the value of the OC edition vs the base card. Right now overclocking a 4090 seems like overkill. But it sure works great.So for those scores I’d give it 4/5 on value because the base card probably performs just as well for $200 less (Best Buy didn’t carry that model however) Quality 5/5 I’m not sure how you could built a sturdier card. Ease of Use 4/5 this is not the easiest card to install, be sure to check the size and power connections. It’s a beast in every sense there. Highly recommend if it’s in your budget.
This card is high performance and meets all benchmarks as expected so there’s not much to say there except you can hit crazy FPS using ultra settings. Due to this being the top performing card currently available I’ll only focus on the downsides. Firstly the thing is huge. I’ve put it in a 1000D super tower and it barely fits but I had to remove custom loop components in order to do so. Make sure you have the space to install this before you buy. Second, the coil whine is absurdly loud and extremely annoying during game play making headphones a must for anyone sensitive to the constant high pitch screaming of this card. Third, the power draw is equally insane. With averages during game play around 400-450w and peaks over 500w the heat coming off this card raises my ... MoreThis card is high performance and meets all benchmarks as expected so there’s not much to say there except you can hit crazy FPS using ultra settings. Due to this being the top performing card currently available I’ll only focus on the downsides. Firstly the thing is huge. I’ve put it in a 1000D super tower and it barely fits but I had to remove custom loop components in order to do so. Make sure you have the space to install this before you buy. Second, the coil whine is absurdly loud and extremely annoying during game play making headphones a must for anyone sensitive to the constant high pitch screaming of this card. Third, the power draw is equally insane. With averages during game play around 400-450w and peaks over 500w the heat coming off this card raises my ambient room temperature in a 12x14ft room by a noticeable 3 degrees warmer. Make sure you have a PSU that’s up to the task. The card temp is around 55c at full load with stock air cooling. Hopefully once I get a water block for this it will improve the temperatures but not sure how long I’ll be able to tolerate the ear piercing screeching from the coil whine of this card.
This graphics card is literally the best at this time. Performance in 4k is amazing compared to my 3080ti. Temps are alot better than the 3080ti also. In starfield with everything maxed out dlss quality frame gen on, i get about 105fps average. The lowest i saw was 92. The max temps were only 60 degrees. Which is crazy. There is also zero noticeable coil whine while playing games. All 4090 perform the same when it comes to gaming. The tuf is the best looking card by far. Build quality is very good. If you're buying this card make sure you have enough space in your Case. I only gave 4 stars because of the price otherwise it'd be 5 stars. I'd definitely recommend this card if you're in the market for a high quality card.
| Manufacturer | ASUS |
| Output | HDMI, DisplayPort |
| Interface | PCI Express |
| Brand | ASUS |
| Video Memory Type | GDDR |
