ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX ™ 5090 32GB GDDR7 OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe® 5.0, HDMI®/DP 2.1, 3.6-Slot, Military-Grade Components, Protective PCB Coating, axial-tech Fans, Vapor Chamber)

Purchased 7 months ago. It's still going strong, and still one of the few cards with 24GB of VRAM for reasonable local AI generation tasks. I was originally concerned since the temperature monitor reports some very high temperatures during image model processing, but temperatures recover quickly, the card has seen considerable use, and it continues to operate fine. Note that since I was doing a system upgrade (from RTX3080 16GB) I did also need to upgrade the power supply, for both wattage and native power connector. I can recommend the Thermaltake Toughpower GF3 1000W for a supply.

The ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX® 4090 OC Edition is a powerhouse. If you want to experience gaming at its absolute best, this is the card for you. It effortlessly handles the highest settings on the most demanding games, providing stunning visuals and smooth performance. Highly recommended for serious gamers looking to max out their gaming potential.

Geekbench tested with excellent scores. Runs cool and quiet.

This card is an absolute beast, and for the price I would expect great things ... I was not disappointed. The card has a massive fan cooler, which I disassembled in order to put a Bykski water block on it. It took up half the space and fit well within my PC. When hooking up the power cables to it, please do your research and ensure you are doubling up a single line from your PSU. You should have 4 independent cables running to it for sufficient power. Check out on YouTube for videos of mistakes when hooking these up. The card barely breaks a sweat temp and processor wise, with regular gaming on high graphics settings. Some games will tax it though, such as MSFS on max settings, but I would expect that of any card. The amount of RAM and processing power on this card is significant. So much so, that using a GPU partition software script, I virtually gave half the GPU to a Hyper-V gaming rig inside my gaming rig, so both are now capable of running a game at HD quality (not 4K mind you - that would be asking a lot). Honestly, I think this card will last me quite a while, my last 1080Ti card ran for 8 years before I replaced it!

The upgrade has been made from 3070 to 4090, the difference is great, and it works with high efficiency