I bought this card because it's a 1/8th of an inch wider than the 3090 I purchased, which I placed into a Linux box afterwards. The 3090 allowed me to utilize the next x16 slot and the purchase of this was, while a tight fit, just perfect. There's plenty of head room to allow airflow, it's just an nvme adapter.
Aside from that, what caught my eye about this 4090 is that it's very simple looking, a clean design without all of those plastic wavy things to make it appeal to the average gamer. I don't need a bunch of lights and certainly any over-clocking of this card is pretty well useless so an OC, or TI, version is a waste.
This is pretty much the reference card it seems, except it has lights which isn't too obnoxious.
I purchased another 4090 before this and was considering this one first, but I wanted my card fast and it did come fast, so I opted for something else that does have those wavy things. At this point I wish I had waited and gotten two of these.
Those looking to use these cards for SD, on Linux, you'll need cuda 11.8, usually you're working with 11.7 with SD so keep that in mind or you'll only get half your it/s, if that.
| Memory Speed | 2235 MHz |
|---|---|
| Graphics Coprocessor | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 |
| Chipset Brand | NVIDIA |
| Card Description | 専用 |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 24 GB |
